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FSC Su p er Geek Fi l m Fes t i v a l Held June 25 to 28 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, the Florida Supercon brought in about 51,000 people. Most wearing costumes, guests streamed in to peruse vendor booths, partake in activities, watch panels, buy art and otherwise engage in all sorts of events that a self-proclaimed geek would love. Upstairs was the Super Geek Film Festival, the brainchild of Kurt Donath. I.S. founder Rachel Galvin helped to wrangle in guests to screenings, provide information and also run two of the panels -Independent Filmmakers panel and one on women in the industry.

Pict ured: (L) cast / crew ,"Doct or Who: Sol dier St ories," (above l ef t ): cast / crew "Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness II," (R): Daryl Rodriguez and Jeanet t e Garcia, creat ors of "Worl d 1-1." (Bot t om, l ef t ): St eve Cypert , direct or of "Might y Behemot h;" (Bot t om, Right ): Bapt ist e Perraudin and Brandon Da Sil va, who came al l t he way f rom France t o promot e t heir f an f il m "Wal king Dead: Genesis."

AW ARD W I N N ERS Best Fil m: "H i d d en Asset s" Best Animat ed Fil m: "M i gh t y Beh em ot h "

Best Short Fil m: "Th e W al k i n g Dead : Gen esi s"

Best Comedy: "Caesar an d Ot t o's Par an or m al H al l ow een "

Best Int ernet Web Based Series: "Doct or W h o: Th e Sol d i er St or i es"

Best Document ary: " W or l d 1-1"

Best St udent Fil m: "Pu ber t y " Popular panels included one with visual effects guru Dean Lyon, known for projects like "Lord of the Rings, " "Armageddon" and "King Kong," among many, many others. The "Signifcance" series bolstered much attention. See more Pg. 4. Pict ured (above): panel f rom "The Beach Chronicl es," (Above l ef t ): Panel ist s f rom Women Fil mmakers panel : Cerina Vincent , Jacquel ine Journey, I.S. Founder Rachel Gal vin and Joey Lauren Adams. (Top, right ): Panel ist s f rom Independent Fil mmakers Panel : Terry Cronin, Jon Schnepp, I.S. Founder Rachel Gal vin, Daryl Rodriguez & Jeanet t e Garcia, of "Worl d 1-1." (On Right ): I.S. Founder Rachel Gal vin wit h "New Comic Day" direct or Michael Seminario.

Pict ured: (Above, l ef t ): Kurt Donat h & Rachel Gal vin bookend t he cast & crew of "Hidden Asset s," which won Best Fil m. (Above, Right ): Rachel Gal vin wit h composer Ant hony Espina, who had a panel at t he con. (Lef t ): Cast & crew of "Caesar & Ot t o's Paranormal Hal l oween," which won Best Comedy. (Bel ow): Kurt Donat h wit h t he cast / crew of "Losers," which won an award at t he Magic Cit y con and Dave Campf iel d, direct or of "Caesar & Ot t o's Paranormal Hal l oween."

Actors Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal -- together again. Known for the movie "Love Story," they take on new roles in "Love Letters," which is showing at the Au-Rene Theatre at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, FL July 21 to 26. For details, visit www.browardcenter.org/events/detail/love-letters.

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Signif cance By Rachel Gal vin

Based on the popular young adult book series by Florida-based Shelly Crane, "Significance" is a one-hour character driven sci-fi/ action/ fantasy drama. Directed by Emily Gossett, who also grew up in the sunshine state, it stars Michael Welch ("Twilight"), YouTube sensation Justin James Hughes, as well as Garrett Backstrom, Hollie Shay, Tyler Lueck and others. This series follows Maggie Masters, a strong intelligent 17-year-old girl whose life is about to change. Little does she know she will be submerged into a parallel world of super human beings. An unexpected adventure ensues and she not only becomes involved in an ancient war, but also battles herself as she searches her true identity. Will she be able to stay alive long enough to discover the real truth? These answers will unfold with this new series in the works, which was promoted June 25-28 at the Florida Supercon with their own booth as well as a screening of the trailer at the Super Geek Film Festival. Pictured are some of the cast & crew from the series, as well as Shelly Crane, the author. Their panel brought in large crowds as well as media attention. To find out more, visit www.significanceseries.com.

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48 Hour Fi l m Proj ect By Rachel Gal vin Did you create a film for the 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP)? If you did, you are probably still exhausted. The 48 Hour Film Project is an international event. The one in Miami, in its 11th year, is overseen by Director Cathleen Dean in Miami. How this whirlwind weekend works is that filmmakers sign up a team and show up to receive a genre they must create, as well as a character to incorporate, a prop to use and a line that must be spoken. Then, it is up to the director to get their crew together to write a script, cast it, film it and edit it all within 48 hours. Next, the films are shown in front of an audience of peers. Films were screened June 17 and 18 at the Little Haiti Cultural Center. Filmmakers had different genres but, for character, they had to use an Uncle George or Aunt Georgia. Prop was "a souvenir," and the line needed was "OK. Let's go." or "OK, Let us go." Awards will be given on July 10 at 7 p.m. at the Little Haiti Cultural Center (212-260 NE 59 Terr., Miami 33137) A few of the filmmakers chimed in about this year's fest. Director Jason Gal ot t i , from Margate, FL, is used to putting together films quickly. It seems like every weekend, this go-getter is putting together a film for something. This time, it was for the 48HFP. The genre he chose was "Espionage."His film, "Unfinished Business," (pict ured above) followed the story of two agents fighting for control of a microchip with critical information on how to construct a nuclear reactor. "Participating in this year's Miami 48 Hour Film Project had its stressful moments; but, overall, it was a fun and positive experience. I had the pleasure of working with a talented and professional group. Filming took all day Saturday to complete. There were four crew members and five total cast members. The most challenging thing definitely had to be finding shoot locations," Galotti said, adding, "It seems like we can never find the right ones when we need them during these types of competitions. But, being that 5 we are on such a tight schedule, we make do with what we do find."

Actor Tommy O'Brien , who actually moved from South Florida to Atlanta recently, drove back down to the Sunshine State to be a part of "Code Name: Souvenir." This is his second year working with this team, but the 3rd year for the team. They chose Action/ Adventure. O'Brien played a detective who leads a raid to get a mind control weapon before it is delivered but things don't quite go that easily for him. The film was directed by Eric Garner and Albert Leon Vonora, and produced by Kyle Jeter, who is an Astronomy teacher at Stoneman Douglas High. Jeter's former students, who are now in college, worked on the film, according to O'Brien. (On l ef t , see cast & crew). "The reason I was on this team again, driving all the way from Atlanta, is because of Kyle Jeter. I met with the team, including Kyle, and the kids were awesome. They treated me with so much respect and I did likewise. Having a history with student films (I have done 25), I know they have the same passion in creating that I have in acting." Jeter added, "We've developed a strategy for writing the story each time. Essentially, we divide up into three groups in different rooms of my house and each group has 30-45 minutes to develop a story. We then "pitch" all three to the whole group, argue for each and then vote! This year, my little group's idea won, so I was happy. It had plenty of action and it was the best we could do with the time and locations we had." This is the 10th time the BigFoot Product ions & Ext reme Del ray team has put together a film for the 48HFP. Tom Leeman, Jan and Melodie Van der Baan and Kurt Donath came together to create "Eat Your Wheaties" around the genre "Film de Femme." (Pict ured bel ow is Mel odie and Jan). Leeman said, "This year, we tackled the LGBT issue and poked a little fun at the political hypocrisy."

Tabatha Mudra and her team 1310 Bandits pulled the Horror genre. Her team grew from four to nine overnight, eight females and one male. She said, "I early registered as team leader to connect with other artists I haven't had the pleasure of working with on one slightly intense and masochistic 48 hour project. None of us had ever done the Miami 48 hour film challenge, but were up for the task. Not knowing what genre we would pull out of the hat, and really crossing fingers not to get certain genres, we were on a blood-shedding razor-sharp mission! We brought what we thought was an important message to a concept that is still overlooked in the onscreen ... abuse of women. Although, onscreen, only one made it out alive, we all survived the 48 hour film project challenge!"

To f ind out more about t he 48HFP, visit www.48hourf il m.com/ en/ miami.

The publisher has not viewed the films mentioned in this article.

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Let t er f rom t he Publ isher July is here ... the month known for Independence Day. Is it time to declare your independence? Are you tied to something that is holding you back? Take a good long look at your life. Make a list of who is in your circle. What communities are you a part of? Include work, school, production company, church, friends, family, social media, etc. Which people build you up and which tear you down? Which add value to your life and which cause more drama than they are worth? Do you really want to be at the end of the 2015 and still be dealing with them in your life? They say the definition of crazy is doing the same thing over and over again. What changes can you make now that will affect your future? Where would you like to be at the end of the year? What successes do you hope to attain and who would you like to be with you to celebrate? Now is the time to reassess those in your "circle of trust." Does that mean unfriending certain Facebook friends? Not necessarily. Remember, it is good to have a way to communicate what you are up to to a large audience. But be careful who you trust and share your dreams with. Break a leg! --Rachel Gal vin

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" W al t Bef o r e M i ck ey " screening Congrats to Producer Frank Licari for his movie "Walt Before Mickey" being screened as the opening night film at The Skyway Film Festival on June 12. The festival ran through the 14th in Bradenton, FL. The film, which was directed by Khoa Lee and based on the book by Timothy S. Susanna, follows the life of Walt Disney before his dreams of Mickey Mouse and all the wonderful characters and worlds that followed came to life. The film starred Thomas Ian Nicholas, Jon Heder, David Henrie and Jodie Sweetin. Licari, who played the villain, George Winkler, who stole Walt's animators and signed them to another firm, did the local casting in Orlando. The film screens in Washington, New York City and Los Angeles in July. It hits theaters on August 3rd in limited release. It is distributed by Voltage Pictures "(Dallas Buyers Club"/ "Hurt Locker") domestically and Mission Pictures overseas. www.WaltBeforeMickey.com

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" Geo r g e & A n g i e" After working on "Nothing to Lose," which was shown at Film Carpet at Cinema Paradiso in Ft. Lauderdale, director Jon Vargas decided to go in a different direction. Instead of focusing on more violent films, which filled his cinematic repertoire, he decided to turn to making a romantic comedy. Thus, "George & Angie" was born. This film took him three days, longer than any other of his films. The film follows George (Michael J. Sanchez), who is forced by his friend Alex (William Alexander) to attend a party. There, he meets Angie (Jenessi Garcia), but he finds out she has a troubled past. He has to decide if he will follow his friends or follow his heart. The film, produced by Diana Rice, was shot in Plantation, Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach. Find the movie on Facebook.

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Ch ef Ben Robi n son Tal k s ?Bel ow Deck ? & Bey on d By Rachel Gal vin For Chef Ben Robinson, combining gastronaumical goodness while sailing in the salty seas is a perfect combination. He thinks it may even be his destiny. The fact that he got on the small screen for pursuing his dream is just a bonus. Robinson is best known for his role as yacht chef on the Bravo show ?Below Deck.? He gained the position after applying on a whim one late night when he saw the ad for the position online. He won out over 1000 chefs due to his lengthy resume. After all, he had been a yacht chef for over eight years at 13 the time. He had learned about flavors from around the

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world, including working under Italian masters in Florence and working under Heston Blumenthal at the 3-Michelin Star restaurant The Fat Duck in England, where he was born. ?I was interested in cooking at a young age. I cooked with my mom at age of 6 or 7,? said Robinson. He learned about molecular gastronomy and combining sophisticated flavors, and also when to know when it was time to stop. ?[Some people think] plating comes after you can cook really well. But it is symbiotic. Everything has to come together,? he added. ?I have been a personal chef for so long. I love to get inside the client's head and re-create a dish they love, but have my own twist on it,? said Robinson, who thought he would be a painter, but decided the culinary arts was a more stable pursuit. When deciding to be involved in the TV show, he wasn't sure what he would be getting himself into. ?I didn't know what to expect. I was never a big TV guy. I had never watched a reality show. It came with a lot of stigma. I tried to be open-minded,? he

said, adding, ?I learned quickly that a lot was going to be revealed and that actions could have consequences. I came into it a little nervous. Any intelligent person would be.? He learned quickly that he would not have much privacy, as two guys with cameras followed the cast around and there was surveillance in the galley, as well as cameras in the bedroom, etc. ?In the first season, it was my full-time job to avoid the cameras. I was nervous. It was an unnatural environment. I have grown to be more comfortable. I try to embrace it,? he explained. He was happy to be able to review the footage three days before the general public to prepare himself ahead of time for what was going to be out in public view. ?I learned a lot about myself. Sometimes, I didn't like the person on the screen. Sometimes the communication was bad between the group,? he said. He also noticed his extreme dedication to perfection in his work. ?I tend to bite off more than I can chew. I make everything from

scratch and don't take shortcuts. I think being a yacht chef is the hardest job,? he said. He is on set for six weeks plus additional interviews and tell-all reunions. The next season (as of press time) has not yet been greenlighted, but would begin filming in the fall. In the meantime, he is running his own private catering company, under his own name, from his own home in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. He focuses on sophisticated flavors with nutritional awareness. He is a health consultant also, helping people with everything from losing weight to coming up with menus that help with diabetes and other health issues. He still thinks maybe someday he could open a restaurant, but this is the perfect position for now. ?The business is run over the phone. I could be anywhere in the world,? he said. ?The thing with cooking, it demands physicality. If they want me to work, I have to be there. Being a health consultant with food was the answer. I couldn't think of a better pair.? When he does open a restaurant, he is thinking of incorporating organic, gluten and lactose free, and other health-conscious selections into a fast food environment. ?I don't know if I want to sign on to a restaurant. I have been in the kitchen 15 years for many hours a day," he said. When not working in food, this Floridian spends time paddleboarding, biking, meeting friends and trying new restaurants, as well as hanging out on the beach.

To f ind out more about t his st ar chef , visit www.Chef BenRobinson.com.

(Pictured above some of the cast of "Below Deck.")

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TROMADANCE Jul y 24-25 Devoted to filmmakers and fans, TromaDance offers free submission for films. VIPs won't get any special treatment here. Screenings are even free! This fest is for everyone. Those who attend should have an open mind and be prepared for the outrageously fun. TromaDance features "a range of films made independently, usually without big stars, big money and far removed from the Hollywood studio system."

TromaDance wil l be hel d at The Paper Box, 17 Meadow St ., Brookl yn, NY 11206. For more information, visit www.TromaDance.com. (Above): Founder Ll oyd Kauf man react s, (Right ): "Toxie" a.k.a. "The Toxic Avenger."

The Road t o Sundance Sat urday, Jul y 11 9 a.m. t o 1:30 p.m.

Fil mGat e Int eract ive 90 NW 29t h St . Miami, FL 33127 Director Kenny Riches shot "The Strongest Man," his second feature, in Miami and it premiered at Sundance before going onto film festivals around the world. This was not his first foray into the festival circuit. In addition, he is Vice President of the David Ross Fetzer Foundation for Emerging Artists, which gives grants to filmmakers and playwrights. He will be doing a seminar about how to shoot a film in Miami on a "nano-budget," get an investor, work with SAG and Non-Union actors, get noticed, sign with an agent and, eventually, get distribution.

For info. and tickets, visit www.film-gate.org.

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"Faceof t heFat her " A l ex ander Leaty di rects By Rachel Gal vin Alexander Leaty has worked for many years as an actor in South Florida. Currently, he is working on directing what he terms his "debut film." It is called "Face of the Father." It is being shot between West Palm and Tequesta, FL with local actors, including Chris Marks, Jamil Malik, Orfelina de Leon, Johnny Dymond, Jonathan Clarke, Jacqueline Journey, Skye Coyne and many others, including J. Allen Rager, who stars and wrote the script. As of press time, Leaty was primarily in post production. "We need to shoot three pick up shots.We are editing now. Once done, we'll be working on sound then score," he said.

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Asked what challenged him most about the shoot, he said, "Man, it was tough. We starting shooting around rainy season. So, on our outdoor scenes, which we shot first, a lot of time was wasted because we had to stop filming and come back another time. There were times that we said, 'Screw it' and we shot in the rain. On top of that, we lost light early which was a pain. It got dark around 5 p.m. I wish we would have shot the outdoor scenes around this time when it gets dark at 7 or 8 p.m." The weather always is an issue in filmmaking, but plenty of filmmakers, like Leaty, work around Mother Nature. Originally, Rager was going to direct himself, said Leaty, but fate led things to go a different way. Rager wanted a capoeira fighter and Leaty told him he could do it (he had been doing it for 20 years), but only if he could "do the cinematography and direct it." Before that, Leaty had worked on a trailer for his film "Torment," which he still plans to make. Showing the trailer to Rager helped to seal the deal. He said, "I wanted to direct this ["Face of the Father"] to show what I can do. This way, they know what to expect when they see the 'Torment' feature. I wanted to direct the short before directing my feature."

For more information on "Face of the Father," visit http:/ / faceofthefather.com.

Pictured above: Alexander Leaty directs.

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Magic Man Richard Ribuf f o Richard Ribuffo left South Florida to go to California to pursue acting, but ended up following his other passion -- magic -- to find his own niche too. In South Florida, Ribuffo worked on independent films and theater, including attending Palm Beach Atlantic University and receiving a B.A. in acting. He then went on to the graduate program for acting at the University of Louisville where he taught Acting and Intro to Theatre for three semesters. When he moved to Orange County, CA, he began not only auditioning for acting gigs, but working as a professional magician. He has been doing magic for almost 20 years. In Hollywood, CA, he became a member of the Academy of Magical Arts at the World Famous Hollywood Magic Castle. He also teaches a magic afterschool program in various schools and teaches private lessons. Now, he has written a book called "Acting for Magicians," which combines both his loves in one. To find out more about this magic man, his book and how to hire him magic acts or acting work, visit

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C eleb r it y S igh t ings Ph i l , Ori anne & Ni ck Col l i ns and Dav i d Frangi oni at Mar k ee St ud io s On June 20, legendary singer Phil Collins with his wife, Orianne, and son, Nick, joined Music Technologist David Frangioni to conduct auditions for prospective recipients for their Little Dreams Foundation. Held at Markee Studios in Deerfield Beach, FL the auditions brought in kids aged 6 to 14 to sing and/ or play an instrument in front of these judges. To find out more about the Little Dreams Foundation, visit www.ldf.cc. (Above): Phil Col l ins, I.S. f ounder Rachel Gal vin & David Frangioni. (Bel ow, Lef t ): Judges l ist en. (Bel ow, Right ): Phil and David wit h Lit t l e Dreams Foundat ion recipient , Emil y Tayl or Kauf man, whose perf ormance bl ew t hem away so much t hey gave her a "gol den t icket " immediat el y.

Daw n Wel l s at Huk il au Ph otos by Bi l l Di l l ard On June 12, Dawn Wells, best known as Mary Ann on the TV show "Gilligan's Island" hosted a 3-hour tour in Ft. Lauderdale, FL aboard the Lady Windridge. Guests, dressed in themed attire, arrived at the newly renovated Pier 66 to travel up and down the Intracoastal as part of a series of events called Hukilau, which celebrates Polynesian culture. The festivities also took place at the world famous Mai Kai Restaurant, also in Ft. Lauderdale. For more details of all things Hukilau, visit http:/ / thehukilau.com.

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at May-Hem While best known for portraying Marty in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, actor/ stuntman Martin Klebba portrayed "the pteranodon" in "Jurassic World." Wearing "motion

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Yvonne Boice was recently appointed by Governor Rick Scott to serve as a member of the Florida Film and Entertainment Advisory Council. As part of an elite 17 member team, Boice will focus on developing, marketing and promoting Florida?s entertainment industry. capture pajamas," As the former chair of the Palm Klebba was Beach International Film Festival injured when (PBIFF), her leadership garnered the actor Chris Pratt event?s ranking as ?one of the top threw him across 10 destination film festivals in the world? by "MovieMaker the studio. Magazine." Shaking it off, Boice will serve on the Council from June 2015 through August Klebbarepeatedly performed the same stunt in what became 2018. a very memorable scene from the movie.

For more information about the council, http:/ / www.filminflorida.com/ ABOUT/ FEAC.ASP.

(Info. provided by "Cinema "Dave Montalbano, who is pictured with Marty, who is holding Dave's book "Davy Jones & the Heart of Darkness." Photo taken at May-Hem 2015 in Orlando.)