“SOCIAL
STUDIES-
See More Seymour”
Orlando Weekly, August 22, 2002
“Oscar nominee Cassel to
star in 35mm short”
The Orlando Business Journal,
September 13-19, 2002
“Indie films’ patron saint
still full
of surprises”
The Orlando Sentinel, September 23, 2002
“Film has roots in Medina theater”
The Medina Gazette, September 26, 2002
“Film Crew in Mount Dora”
The Mt. Dora Topic,
The Villager and The Triangle Trader
“Hollywood’s back in Mt. Dora”
The Mt. Dora Topic,
The Villager and The Triangle Trader
“Time and Again”
Focus In, October, 2002
“Just movies for Stars North”
MARKEE, October, 2002
“Spotlight on Film & Video in Central
Florida”
Create Magazine, Fall, 2002
“Stars North Quickens Pulse of Orlando Film
Scene”
Industry, December/January, 2003
“ShowBIZNESS”
Southwest Orlando Bulletin,
October 19-November 1, 2002
“Students putting mark on indie
film”
The Orlando Business Journal,
November 22-November 28, 2002
“ShowBIZNESS”
Southwest Orlando Bulletin,
December 7-December 20, 2002
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“More
that air kisses: Film fest produces solid deals”
The Orlando Business Journal,
February 21-February 27, 2003
“Scripting Their Dream”
Novice Filmmakers Build Career, Work For The Big Break
The Orlando Sentinel, Life & Times,
March 15, 2003 By: Roger Moore
“Time & Again”
MARKEE Magazine, April, 2003
“ LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION!”
Southwest Orlando Bulletin, April 5-April
11, 2003
“Smithy Sipes produces film ‘Time
and Again’ ”
The Jackson Sun, April, 2003
“Are movie stars in alignment
here?”
The Orlando Sentinel, May 1, 2003
“ShowBIZNESS”
Southwest Orlando Bulletin, May 17-June
6, 2003
“How Stephen Campbell Filmed
A Fantasy In A Believable Way”
In Camera Magazine, July, 2003
”Rhode Island International Film
Festival—Two Cassel Films to be Shown Tomorrow”
The Providence Journal Bulletin, August
9, 2003
"Local Filmmakers honored in Pennsylvania
film festival"
The Orlando Business Journal, August
3, 2003
"Orlando’s become hot spot
for independent movies"
Florida Today, September 26, 2003
"Film Festival, Take 2
Expect more variety — including musicals, comedies, and sci-fi — at
the second annual Great Lakes Independent Film Festival."
The Erie Times News, September 11,
2003
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