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This has been a busy month and no one has been busier that the film's Director of Photography, Jim Karpeichik. During the past few weeks he assembled the pieces of film and sound and story line to create a wonderful 4-minute film trailer which is now posted on YouTube and has garnered more than 550 views in just its first three days! I hope you will check it out and let me know your thoughts.
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TODAY IN FILMING We had the opportunity today to interview Peter Bancroft, President and CEO of WellOne in Pascoag, RI. This organization is the most recent incarnation of the Burrillville District Nursing Association. June Rockwell Levy played a key role in the organization as the President of the Board of Directors for 51 years, beginning in 1921. The group's headquarters is located on a piece of land donated by the Levy's and the first building was funded by the June Rockwell Levy Foundation. Across the street is the Pascoag Post Office, also funded and donated to the U.S. Government by the June Rockwell Levy Foundation. We had our first day of filming this past week. Director of Photography, Jim Karpeichik, captured our first two interviews with Burrillville Historian Pat Mehrtens, seen at left with writer Ken Proudfoot, and George L. Surbuts, former mill worker and longtime administrator of The Assembly Theatre in Harrisville. (Photo: Jim Karpeichik) On July 11th, we spent the day in the history room at the Jesse Smith Memorial Library with Research Librarian Linda Rivet capturing more than 100 images, including photos, news articles, cards, and documents that will help us tell the story of Austin T. Levy and his amazing life. More news and photos are posted regularly on the Austin T. Levy Film page on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/austintlevyfilm?ref=hl&focus_composer=true&ref_type=bookmark The first of a 4-part series of videos covering my presentation to the members of the Bahamas Historical Society appears here. This talk took place on Thursday, May 29th at 6 pm. It was followed by a question and answer period. Dinner followed with several members of the Society at the exquisite Cafe Matisse in Nassau, including (left to right above), Philip Hillier, Gerri Hillier, Ken Proudfoot, Paul Aranha, and Kayla Edwards. Here is is a link to Part One of my presentation, The Amazing Life & Times of Austin T. Levy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvKipe1Kf1Y |
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Kenneth Proudfoot writes, photographs, films, authors, markets, creates, and makes things happen. He grew up in Greece, New York. He lived in Peru and Chile for 4 years as a Peace Corps volunteer. He was the founding director of the Larry Friedman International Center for Entrepreneurship at Johnson & Wales University. He has worked and traveled in 50 countries. He is fluent in Spanish. He lives and works in Rhode Island. Archives
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