101. Top Independent, Foreign Films And Gay Movies behind the scenes Volume 2 Theater, Sculpture and Photography An exciting andfun exploration for children and adults alike into the world of Theater, http://www.firstrunfeatures.com/family.html

Search: Animation Best Sellers Cult Classics Documentaries ... R And Baby Makes Two A film by Judy Katz and Oren Rudavsky. An emotional look at single women who decide to have babies on their own, without the help of a husband, boyfriend or partner. Basil in Blunderland A Film by Miles England. Roman Catholic Cardinal Basil Hume uses the game of hide and seek to discuss faith and his own moments of doubt and despair in this uplifting journey with an extraordinary man. Behind The Scenes With Allen Toussaint The jazz composer and pianist, with Bobby McFerrin's help, demonstrates the art of musical composition by writing a simple melody at the piano and using it as the basis of a song that he records in a studio. Behind The Scenes With Carrie Mae Weems Photographer Carrie Mae Weems, with help from William Wegman and his playful Weimaraner dogs, shows how to use composition and content to create meaning in a photograph. Behind The Scenes With David Hockney World-famous artist David Hockney shows how modern artists play with the conventions of perspective, illusion of depth and the vanishing point.

102. Main Street Players - Miami Lakes Community Theater - Behind The Scenes The Community Theater of Miami Lakes, The Main Street Players is a nonprofitvolunteer theater behind The scenes. DIRECTORS WANTED FOR THE 2005 SEASON! http://www.mainstreetplayers.com/behind.html

Main Street Players The Community Theatre of Miami Lakes, Inc. Mission History MSP Board Sponsors ... Volunteers 6766 Main Street Miami Lakes, Florida 33014 Home Auditions Behind the Scenes Box Office/Directions ... Contact Us Behind The Scenes DIRECTORS WANTED FOR THE 2005 SEASON! IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT Josh Hyatt Needed: MUSIC DIRECTOR for the Stephen Sondhiem opus: ASSASSINS Rehearsals will run thru June/July. Show runs throughtout August. Rehearsals are in the evening and shows run Fri- Sun. Flexible schedule. Will work with your schedule. Contact Josh Hyatt or 866-Stage 99 if you are interested. Home Mission Sponsors MSP Board ... Workshops

103. Ruth Page Awards Goes Behind The Scenes For Honors Ruth Page Awards goes behind the scenes for honors. July 29, 2005 Mark MorrisDance Group at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance in Millennium Park. http://suntimes.com/output/weiss/wkp-news-stage29a.html

104. O'Reilly Theater: Public 'pioneer' Happy With Her Longtime Behind-the-scenes Rol Ultimately, it s not so much that I love theater, but that I love what has to There s much more behind the scenes than people realize fundraising, http://www.post-gazette.com/magazine/19991205Otutera5.asp

O'Reilly Theater: Public 'pioneer' happy with her longtime behind-the-scenes role Sunday, December 05, 1999 By Christopher Rawson, Post-Gazette Drama Editor From her new office in the O'Reilly Theater, Cynthia Tutera overlooks the same alley she used to see from her 1976 Public Theater office in the Fulton Building. "Talk about a step up," she cracks, "this has been a step around." More significantly, she points out, the Public "has been half my life" almost literally so, since later this month she turns 50. Cindy Tutera, 1999. (Bill Wade - Post-Gazette) Now the general manager of administration and finance, Tutera is the only Public staff member who remains from those early days, and she started as a volunteer even earlier than that. If there's a third Founding Mother along with Margaret Rieck and Joan Apt, Cindy Tutera is it. She met Joan and Jerry Apt when, barely out of school, she was working at the Pittsburgh Symphony, doing finance and general accounting. It was a natural step when about 1971 she switched over to Jerry Apt's engineering firm as assistant treasurer. That was on Centre Avenue, where in 1974 Rieck, Joan Apt and Ben Shaktman borrowed office space for the embryonic theater company. Her relationship with the theater started with "little questions Ben would come in to ask me more as friendship than anything. Then Ben called in 1976 and asked if I knew anyone to be his business manager. No one came to mind, so I thought, 'What about me?' Joan, Jerry and I were good friends, so Jerry thought it was a great opportunity for me, if Ben held my hand. ... We held hands the whole way, Ben and I, through some very long nights. He's a very driven man. He taught me everything I know about management.

105. Behind The Scenes At Famous Players behind the scenes at Famous Players Sep 1, 2001 1200 PM At the beginning ofFamous Players stateof-the-art movie theater expansion, http://securitysolutions.com/mag/security_behind_scenes_famous/

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106. Da-Lite Screen Company : Angles Of View Home Theater behind the scenes. When it comes to looking at front projectionscreens, the biggest single difference between their use in Home Theater and http://www.da-lite.com/education/angles_of_view.php?action=details&issueid=63

107. Behind The Scenes Anna Keizer goes behind the scenes at awards time. At The Camelot Theater inPalm Springs, starsJane Russell, Ann Savage, Rhonda Fleming, and many more http://www.filmmonthly.com/Behind/behind.html

FM Home now playing coming soon on the box ... The New York City Horror Film Festival And our own Barry Meyer is there! Click here for official site. 2004 CHICAGO INT'L FILM FEST Todd Lillethun catches the best of the Midwest's fest, running October 7-21, 2004. bfi TIMES LONDON 2004 FILM FEST Jerome de Groot visits the UK's best and biggest festival. Running Oct. 20 - Nov. 4 2004. BRISBANE INT'L FILM FEST 2004 Paul Fischer gives us the scoop from down under! CHICAGO UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL 2004 Alex Rojas visited the Chicago Underground Film Fest 04. The New York City Horror Film Festival's Annual Call For Entries Click here for official site. 2004 TORONTO INT'L FILM FEST Paul Fischer heads north for this most prestigious festival. Running Sept. 9 - 18, 2004. Film Noir Series Running every Thursday night, it's our favorite noir fest in San Francisco. INDIEFEST 2004 Alex Rojas attends Chicago's festival marketplace of films. STEVE MENKIN JOINS CITY LIGHTS PICTURES Indie Film Veteran Menkin brought on to oversee expansion of growing Film Division 4TH ANNUAL PALM SPRINGS FESTIVAL OF FILM NOIR FM's Alan Rode was there, schmoozing with the stars and catching some unusual screenings from the vaults of Noir.

108. Fairfield County Weekly: Behind The Scenes Of The Renovation During a live production, almost as much goes on behind the scenes as on stage (as The theater consultant also designed a larger greenroom that not only http://www.fairfieldweekly.com/gbase/News/content.html?oid=oid:113613

109. Great Performances: Cats - Behind The Scenes And he changed the theater forever. Lloyd Webber was born on March 22, Cats Home behind the scenes Meet the Artists A Look at the Work Resources http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/cats/html/behind.html

A Life's Work By Michael Coveney The little boy with the big brown eyes became the most famous British musical theater composer of the 20th century. He played the piano, he blew the French horn, he wrote his own tunes from the age of six. Pursued by demons, and possessed by the promise of fame, he struck out from an intensely musical upbringing into the wide green pastures of showbusiness glory. In the dressing room. His father was a failed composer but distinguished musician, his mother a dedicated and socially eccentric teacher, his brother, Julian, a future star of the world classical music stage as a virtuoso cellist. Andrew Lloyd Webber, as thoroughly English as Vaughan Williams, Edward Elgar and Benjamin Britten, would rewrite the agenda for British popular music in the latter half of the twentieth century. And he changed the theater forever. Lloyd Webber was born on March 22, 1948, in London, England, and attended the nearby Westminster School, where he was an outstanding pupil. He always wrote music in preference to doing his piano practice, and was soon writing school revues and songs. His favorite Aunt Vi took him to West End shows, and he and his brother Julian built their own model theater at home. He now stands at the apex of his fame, the most celebrated composer of musical theater in the world and the most successful of the century. He has achieved this through a combination of talent, hard work, and sheer determination. From his teens, he had a passion for Giacomo Puccini and Richard Rodgers and wanted to emulate his heroes by writing music for the theater.

110. Minnesota Public Radio's Fitzgerald Theater: A Prairie Home Companion Movie The Fitzgerald Theater, St. Paul s Oldest Theater and home for A Prairie Home and they are keeping a journal of their exploits behind the scenes. http://fitzgeraldtheater.publicradio.org/movie/?enewssource=1

111. Behind The Scenes, Technical Artists Make Shows Happen - Brown Daily Herald - Ar behind the scenes, technical artists make shows happen, , Brown Daily Herald, Technical theater artists at Brown might not be visible on stage, http://www.browndailyherald.com/news/2004/11/19/ArtsCulture/Behind.The.Scenes.Te

document.write(''+''); Brown Daily Herald Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Classifieds Calendar Get Heraldmail All Stories: Current Issue Previous Issue News Opinions Editorial Columns Letters Editorial Cartoon Features post- Magazine Comics TopRI Eating and Drinking ... Nightlife Site Search: Advanced Search Archives Login Register ... Subscribe Add Herald headlines to My Yahoo! var story_id = 811624; Home Behind the scenes, technical artists make shows happen By Anna Abramson Published: Friday, November 19, 2004 Media Credit: Nick Neely Technical theater artists at Brown might not be visible on stage, but the final product of their labor is anything but invisible. These students are responsible for sets, sound, design, costume, props, lighting, stage managing and much more. Technical artists say it is logical that their work should occur in the background, because they aim not to highlight their own technical work but to use that work to illuminate the director's vision for the show. Adam Immerwahr '05, who has been involved in numerous projects, including directing, stage managing and acting, said that the better behind-the-scenes work is, the less the audience will notice it.

112. UCLA Today: Anderson's Man Behind The Scenes MANAGING THE COMPLEX. Anderson s man behind the scenes After receiving hisdegree in theater in 1975, Heafey took a job in facilities maintenance at a http://www.today.ucla.edu/2003/030225anderson_man.html

UCLA TODAY Home Contact Us UCLA HOME The Regents of the University of California MANAGING THE COMPLEX Anderson's man behind the scenes Michael Heafey assures smooth operations BY PHILIP LITTLE UCLA Today His name is not up in lights, but Michael Heafey is definitely at center stage. Yet as early as high school, Heafey aspired to be an actor. He came to UCLA in 1969 as an acting major, but soon gravitated backstage where he discovered a love for lighting, sound and scenic design. While still a student he began working at Royce Hall, where he developed his production skills. After receiving his degree in theater in 1975, Heafey took a job in facilities maintenance at a local junior college while maintaining a part-time position at UCLA. Two years later, he returned full-time to UCLA and to his first love: theater. For the next 14 years, Heafey worked at Royce Hall, first as a stagehand, then as technical director/production supervisor, and finally as assistant director for theater production. In 1996, Heafey joined The Anderson School, where he supervises a staff of nine and is responsible for the general operation of the complex and the safety and comfort of its occupants. He oversees office space design, construction and alteration, facilities access and security, event support and mail delivery, among other things.

113. Broadway Theater Tickets, Plays, Musicals, Off-Broadway: Telecharge.com Broadway theater tickets, plays, musicals, offBroadway Telecharge.com. 1984 Pulitzer Prize-winning examination of the machinations behind the scenes http://www.telecharge.com/

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