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The Vision, The Budget, The Schedule, a little info on Theatrical Booking 101- Part 1

Santa Fe Film Festival - VIP Party at Val Kilmer’s Pecos River Ranch - La Posada Hotel and Spa

Christfullness and the Science of True Love and Suprasex

Nudity and the Craft of Theatre and Film Acting

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