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May 14, 2011 2 hr 14 min

Walter Davis Broadcasts Progress in San Diego

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Walter Davis interviews publisher and film maker Art Krisch of OCShowbiz and President and Executive Producer John Coleman of Twin Oaks Communications, Inc. Both film makers will discuss the history of film making in southern California and current trends. This show will be a broadcast of a recording of a cable TV show, Progress in San Diego. It will be simulcast on Internet TV at http://www.comF5.com/live/Videoconsultant Join us for interactive video presentation. These are top Southern California producers with historical impacts o the filming industry. John Coleman has shot in 49 of 50 states, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean. A former child actor, Mr. Coleman has over 30 years of experience in television production, video and new media. He is a pioneer in interactive television. MTV and Nichelodeon evolved from his prototypes. Mr. Coleman is a long time member of the Directors Guild of America, Media Alliance of Orange County, Media Communications Assoication International. He has been on all major networks. Art Krisch pioneered the application of computer graphics for business applications. He founded Day Job Productions, a volunteer filmaking group that currently has about 100 members. He also founded the Entertainment Arts Consortium, a teaching studio, in Orange County. Mr. Kirsch has been a VP of Sales and Marketing, VP Engineering, Chief Financial Officer and President generally in the computer graphics/printer controller industry. He is a member of several boards including Media Commincation Association International, Orange County Multi-Media Association, Media Alliance of Orange County, Orange County Screenwriters Association.

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