Filmmaker favorites Fran and Brooke Reidelberger have taken their final bows to quietly slip into retirement after 35 years criss-crossing North America with their travel films. [caption id="attachment_3806" align="alignleft" width="81" caption="Fran and Brooke take final bows."][/caption] Filmmaker favorites Fran and Brooke Reidelberger have taken their final bows to quietly slip into retirement after 35 [...]
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January 12th, 2012
Reidelbergers Take Final Film Bows
Posted in Features 
Tags: Decatur, Fran and Brooke Reidelberger, Herald and Review, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Illinois, Inc., travelogues, Windoes 
No Comments »January 11th, 2012
A Better Way to Market Our DVDs?
We’ve all struggled to figure out ways to increase sales of our DVD programs. And for some time sales did fairly well when DVDs were offered to the audience at a live performance. We’ve all struggled to figure out ways to increase sales of our DVD programs. And for some time, sales did fairly well [...]
December 27th, 2011
Shooting a Feature Film on a Smartphone
Shooting a Feature Film on a Smartphone (Filmmaker Hooman Khalili shot a feature film, Olive, on a high-def Nokia N8 cell phone. The quality of Olive is amazing. Ralph Franklin tracked the picture down and wrote this report.) I was there for one reason—not for the story, nor acting, lighting, camera work or editing. (Filmmaker [...]
Posted in Features Tags: Avatar-film, Hooman Khalili, Nokia N8 cellphone, Olive, Ralph Franklin, the Movie, YouTube No Comments »December 21st, 2011
Stan Walsh Authors Book On World War Observation Spy Plane
Filmmaker Stan Walsh, an ex U.S. Air Force aviator himself, has produced a new book that expands the generally untold story of observation spy plane flying during World War I. [caption id="attachment_3765" align="aligncenter" width="262" caption="World War I Air action over Germany. —Painting by Randy Green"][/caption] Filmmaker Stan Walsh, an ex- U.S. Air Force aviator himself, has [...]
December 13th, 2011
Dick Reddy, One of Travel Film’s Greats, Dead at 89
Dick Reddy, one of the truly great artists during travel adventure films’golden age, is dead. He died in his sleep Dec. 5 in Pasadena. He was 89.Dick Reddy, One of Travel Film’s Greats, Dead at 89 [caption id="attachment_3757" align="alignleft" width="118" caption="Dick Reddy, one of our all-time greats."][/caption] Dick Reddy, one of the truly great artists [...]
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