AT THE VIDEO STORE NEARS SERIES DEBUT

 The company is preparing to produce and distribute episodes of it’s original series At The Video Store. The half hour weekly show will let viewers know everything that is new on DVD and download each every week. The series will debut of broadcast stations and on the net.

COFFEE AND TEA SERIES PILOT AWAITS AIR DATE

My Favorite Cup, a new magazine format show about coffee and tea has been successfully introduced into the television and IP broadcast markets. New episodes are planned for a launch in late December or early January 2010. Mindy Rosario and Paula Mitchell-manning are producing the series that features Emmy award winner Judy Echavez and Jeff Stirling.

ROB THE NOTARY DEBUTS IN LAS VEGAS

South of 10 productions recently co produced and distributed the reality pilot Rob The Notary. The half hour comedy stars Rob Rutt, a notary public based in southern California. The concept is being fine tuned before new episodes are shot. Once that is complete the show will be shopped to  cable nets and independent stations.

WE LEARN TO “LEAN LIKE A CHOLO”

The sound unit just completed work on the feature film “Lean like a Cholo.” Directed by Demetrius Navarro, this Latin urban comedy featured a host of stars and cameos including rapper AKA Down, who owns a mega hit song by the same name. Other notables stars include Tiny Lister, John Amos, Vida Guerra, and boxing great Fernando Vargas among others.

IT’S FINAL, THE COMPANY IS ONE OF “THE CORUPTED”

The post unit supervised the conversion of the Polish action movieI “The Corrupted” into English. Along with Laurien Towers of Global Link Total Media, Lionel cast the voices, selected the post facility, co-directed most of the adr sessions and supervised production of the final layback and delivery elements. The film starring Max Ryan made it’s international debut for buyers at this years Cannes Film Festival.

“JAZZ AT DREW" HITS THE DOCUMENTARY TRAIL

The documentary “Jazz at Drew” will be screened in several upcoming festivals. Produced by South of Ten in conjunction with staff of the Drew University of Medicine and Science as an industrial, the piece covers the evolution of a jazz festival that raises awareness and money for one of three predominately minority medical schools in the United States. Performances of twenty iconic music stars are featured.