Production Live Online Beta

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Welcome to the Official home page of the TTN-HD Production known as Production Live. Be sure to surf around checkout our new content.

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Katie Uhlmann is now a member of Production Live Online Beta
22 hours ago
Mark Allen Wood added 27 videos
January 31
February 27, 2010 at 5pm to February 28, 2010 at 12am
Production Live will be providing Red Carpet Coverage for the Premiere of a Haitian film that will take place from 7pm-Midnight. Film Information The name of the movie is "Le prix a Payer" in English it's " The price to Pay" It is about A young, sm…
January 31
January 31

Members

  • Katie Uhlmann
  • Nicholas R. Iandolo
  • Leigh Cimorelli
  • Zee Zarbock
  • Franco Trombino
  • Dennis Hurley
  • Timothy J. Anders
  • Bill McLean; Freight Train Films
  • Nicolas Villamizar
  • Walter C. Stone
  • John Hartman
  • Charlie Alejandro
  • Rich Hudson
  • Jack Suslak
  • Daniel M. Villarreal
  • Andres T.

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What is Production Live!

Production Live is the Independent Media Production House run by TTN-HD Productions. Whether you’re a Filmmaker, Musician, Artist or Nightlife Company looking to get some great media coverage for your events. Production Lives’ team of well-trained staff are ready to handle your event with 100 percent professionalism.

Services Offered By Production Live Include:
Red Carpet Premiere Coverage
Nightlife Club Video
Music VIdeo Production
Art Gallery Openings
Behind the Scenes Set Coverage
& Much, Much More!

So be sure to get the Production Live team at your next event so that you can show everyone else in the community that you mean business and your serious about your event. For more information on booking the Production Live team please email Executive Producer Mark Allen Wood at Mark.Productionlive@gmail.com.

Lenny Manzo Weekly Film Industry News!

The Massachusetts tax credit was raked over the coals by Representative D’Amico last night on Chronicle. He blasted the incentive without a clear-cut argument. Basically comparing it to dumping money on the ground outside the State House.
It is easy to get on a soapbox and throw stones at something that is seemingly costing money. Chronicle spoofed the tax incentive as someone pretended to write direct checks to Leonard Di Caprio and Cameron Diaz. Mr. D’Amico’s biggest beef was that we are paying off Hollywood celebrities to make their movies here. What we are doing is supporting one of the few growing industries in the Bay State.

If you want to scrutinize the incentive to see if it is working, that’s fine. Let’s get out the calculators and slide rulers to see if it is helping or not. Let’s not take broad stabs at one of the few thriving industries in Massachusetts. There are certain facts that cannot be disputed. Jobs have been created. The local movie union (I.A.T.S.E.) is growing and constantly training new members to service the industry. Money is being spent and taxed. Besides stimulating the economy there is money being recouped.

I would think twice before making a push to shut down an industry that employs people and supports local businesses. The tax incentive did exactly what it set out to do, it stimulated the economy, created jobs where there weren’t and allowed people to pay their bills.

To find out more about Lenny Manzo, visit him at his website at www.lennymanzo.com.

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