From center court championship tennis, to center ice rink figure skating championship, to center stage on the travel film circuit, Hugh Pope was a three-stage performing artist and sportsman—before he became a cinematographer on our travel film circuit.
Posts Tagged ‘Holland’
June 17th, 2011
Hugh Pope: Filmmaker, Tennis and Ice Follies Star
Posted in Features 
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1 Comment »September 27th, 2010
25 ‘Very Good’ Films Showcased in Chicago
A near-Bakers’ Two-Dozen new travel adventure films were previewed for bookers from across the country when the Travel Adventure Cinema Society staged its annual assembly in Chicago earlier this month.
Posted in Features Tags: Bhutan, Budapest, Catalina, Chicago, Chuck Liddell, Clint Denn, Dale Johnson, Danube., Don and Fran Van Polen, Hal McClure, Hawaii, Holland, Holy Land, Ireland, Istanbul., Italian Lakes, Jim Watson, John & Denice Wilson, John Holod, Marlin Darrah, Marsha Brown, Mexico, Monty Brown, Pacific Wine Trail, Pieter Kool, Ralph Franklin, Rick Howard, Robin D. Williams, Rocky Mountains, Sandy Mortimer, Sidney and Mary Lee Nolan, Stan Walsh, Texas, Tom Sterling, Travel Adventure Cinema magazine, travel adventure cinema society, Tuscan Hills, Wales, White Moose Comments OffSeptember 2nd, 2009
Holland Not What She Expected
It’s not what I expected. Been to Rome. Paris, London, Dublin, Cairo, etc. They’re peaceful little cities compared with Amsterdam 2009.
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