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My first encounter with a ghost hunt began on a wet, miserable night in Glasgow. The rendezvous point was Central Station 7.30 pm. On arrival I was met by the group's founder and organiser, Tony Stebbings, an amiable chap with a laid back manner and sense of humour to match.
I was duly introduced to the rest of the group, Paul (technical) a shy fella, a mother and daughter duo, Liz and Li…
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DATED: SEPTEMBER 1, 2008
Earlier today, Pembroke Pines based Production Company PAS Media, Inc. announced its slate of projects for the first half of 2009. Principle shooting on the big screen adaptation of the popular novella “Secrets Kept” will begin in December 2008 and continue into the next year. Principle shooting on the motion pictures “A Killing Star” and “Rest In Peace” will follow shortly thereafter. These three productions are expected to pump more than $75,000,000.00 into the South Florida economy in one year alone.
Details about the internationally renowned cast of “Secrets Kept” and news about the soundtrack recording will be announced in the coming weeks.
President of PAS Media Timothy Arnwine said, “We anticipate hiring approximately 200 local workers in various capacities including crew, talent, catering, and office personnel. Our goal is to create major theatrical motion pictures but at the same time to bolster the local economy of our own hometown.”
“We are thrilled to have the opportunity to bring projects of this scope and magnitude to South Florida. Once everything is fully funded, the productions will get underway with location shoots throughout Broward and Miami-Dade” added Vice-President of Production Bob Ramos.
In addition to “Secrets Kept,” “A Killing Star,” and “Rest In Peace,” PAS Media, Inc. currently has four television pilots under contract, all of which will bring added exposure to the South Florida film industry. According to Vice-President of Development Bill Metz, South Florida is ideal for film and television production. PAS Media is creating both English and Spanish television programming.
In a related matter, Bill Metz also announced today that it has implemented the first phase of the company’s long range plan to build a large scale fully functioning production studio in South Florida. “A major studio facility can catapult South Florida into the next level of movie making and turn the region into another Hollywood, CA. PAS Media will not only provide studio space, but will offer equipment rentals and other support services to boost the entertainment industry as a whole,” said Metz.
For more information concerning this Press Release or about any of the upcoming PAS Media, Inc., projects, contact Bill Metz or Bob Ramos at 305-397-7894 or e-mail him at pasmediainc@gmail.com.
I have not gotten any comments on my orb pics and I have blown some of them up but I haven't found anything out of the norm. We have yet to find any history on our cabin either, apparently it was just left some time ago. We found it a abandoned in the middle of the woods while on a hike,We have an investigation scheduled for the 18th of July granted. Thanks hope to be talking again with you soon!:)
Great to have you here!
Lourdes