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FLORIDA FILMMAKERS FEATURED IN NEW EDITION OF

FILMMAKERS & FINANCING BOOK BY LOUISE LEVISON

2/6/2007

Los Angeles, CA . . . Hollywood author Louise Levison’s new fifth edition of her popular book Filmmakers & Financing: Business Plans for Independents (Focal Press) features several Florida filmmakers and their films.

Levison profiles Florida filmmaker Rick Pamplin (Hoover, Michael Winslow Live) in “Rick’s Story.” Other Florida filmmakers mentioned include entertainment attorney William L. Whitacre (The Blair Witch Project), Florida’s film commissioner Paul Sirmons (The First of May) and Haxan Films (Altered). Pamplin and Rob Cowie from Haxan are quoted on the book's cover with other industry heavyweights like actor Danny Glover.

Levison is President of Business Strategies (moviemoney.com) a consulting firm that specializes in writing business plans for film and other entertainment-related companies and publisher/editor of The Film Entrepreneur: A Newsletter for the Independent Filmmaker and Investor. Clients' films include Extreme Days, Dinner Rush, Baptists At Our Barbecue, High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story, The Secret and European films Charles V and Olivetti 82.

Corporate clients include Louverture Films (Danny Glover), Tokuma International Ltd (Shall We Dance and Princess Mononoke), The Ilya Salkind Company, WhiteLight Entertainment (Academy Award-winner Gerald Molen), Gener8Xion Entertainment (The Omega Code) and The Pamplin Film Company at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando.

For more information go to: www.moviemoney.com

PFC TO RECEIVE $837,741 IN FLORIDA

REIMBURSEMENTS FOR 2 FILM PROJECTS;

DVD RELEASE ANNOUNCED FOR 3RD

8/09/2007

Orlando, FL . . . The Pamplin Film Company (PFC) has been certified for reimbursement by Florida's Office of the Governor for $742,741 for two upcoming film projects. PFC submitted applications for the first-time on July 1 and received notification last week that the state has awarded $712,550 to "Crimebusters," a feature film, and $30,191 for a documentary, "The Oscar Lose Story."

The money has been allocated from the Entertainment Industry Financial Incentive Program, a $25 million fund established by the state legislature to encourage Florida filmmaking, and PFC expects to add another 2%, or about $95,000, to the "Crimebusters" total for qualifying as a "family friendly" production.

"Crimebusters" has been in development for years and PFC owner Rick Pamplin, a Hollywood screenwriter-turned-independent filmmaker, feels the state's support will allow him to close production funding for a fall 2007 shoot at Universal Studios in Orlando. Academy Award-winner Ernest Borgnine and Michael Winslow have signed contracts to star. Pamplin hopes to add a third "name" actress to his cast; "Hopefully, a Florida resident," he says, "so her salary can be eligible for reimbursement."

"The Oscar Lose Story" is a one hour documentary about a dog and his amazing owner, Florida resident Dr. M. Phyllis Lose, author of "No Job for a Lady" and other animal books.

A third PFC production, "Magic 4 Morons," an award-winning video starring Winslow and magician Lyndel, will also be released on DVD this week. For more info go to: www.nemoursmarketing.com