Midterms are over but now 3 of my 6 classes have big term projects coming up.  I need to focus on school before online life so I’m going to have to cut back on my updating a bit.  Daily updates probably won’t happen nor will multiple daily updates.  I will, of course, post any news as it happens and I will do my best to do at least 2-3 small gallery updates per week.  The upcoming Independent Spirit Awards and Oscars should be big days for Marisa photos so I will keep those days as clear of homework as I can to post them as they come in. 

Only two more terms to go then I will have my degree in accounting!! (and more spare time lol).  If anyone is interested in joining the staff - to post news, upload photos, etc. - email me at tomeifan[@]hotmail.com

I know my gallery updates have been pretty sporadic with content.  In between capping movies and working on adding brand new photos, I’m going through all my files and trying to finish sections that are already up.  Today’s completed section is the What Women Want premiere photos.

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Edward Noeltner’s Cinema Management Group has picked up global rights to “Let the People Speak,” a star-studded examination of America’s struggles with war, class, race and women’s rights.

Based on Howard Zinn’s bestseller “A People’s History of the United States,” concept is being delivered as a feature movie and a four-hour mini-series produced by Matt Damon, Dan Fireman, Ara Katz, Art Spigel, and Carolyn Mugar through Artfire Films and First Tuesday Media. Exec producers are Chris Moore, Zinn and Anthony Arnove.

“People Speak” features dramatic readings and musical perfs by Sean Penn, Damon, Viggo Mortensen, Danny, Glover, Marisa Tomei and others in front of a live audience. They were filmed last month at the Emerson’s Cutler Majestic Theater in Boston.

Zinn’s book sold 1.5 million copies and was translated into over 20 languages.

CMG will be screening a promo reel for buyers at Berlin’s European Film Market. Cinetic Media is handling sale of domestic rights.