I cannot tell if I am celebrating the nadir of my filmmaking career or the zenith. Am I at the lowest point or the highest point of my creative life?
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May 23rd, 2010
Lowest Point or Highest Point?
Posted in Features, Robin D. Williams 
Tags: "Intolerance." Santa Monica. egon, 20th Century Fox, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, Catherine de Medici, Charles Lindbergh, Christopher Columbus, Columbia River, Crete, D.W. Groffith, Greece, Hollywood, Huguenots, Kodak Theatre, Lewis & Clark, Minoan Civilization, Mozart, Oregon, Plato's Lost Atlantis, Sacajawea Park, Santorini, Snake River, Starline Tours, United Artists 
No Comments »February 24th, 2010
‘Tony’ and Junk-yard
Going back to the days of Martin Forrest, I have an interesting—or should I say terrifying—story.
February 16th, 2010
Enchanting Film Venue
One of the most enchanting venues on the travel adventure film circuit is a tidy building tucked away in the southwest corner of Maine in the town of Greene.
Posted in Blogs, Features Tags: Araxine Wilkins Sawyer, Belgium horses, Crow Indians, Donald H. Rose, Durham shorthorns, Greene, John Marshall Sawyer, Maine, Montana, Sawyer Farms, Wyoming Comments OffSeptember 24th, 2009
It Was A Great Conference
We flew the cheapest we could —Southwest. I had stripped and gotten through security, which is no longer a problem. However, trying to prop myself up against a wall and get my shoes on and tied is still a problem.
Posted in Ralph Franklin Tags: airlines, Al Nader, Chicago, DVDs, Museum of Contemporary Art, Questar, Ralph Franklin, Rick Howard, Robin D. Williams, Stan Walsh, TRACS 2 Comments »April 26th, 2009
Paris Was My First Travel Film
This Is Paris was my very first film and my latest was MAYDAY Tugs of War, which is about the tugmen of WWII and most of them were from East Yorkshire.
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