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Pardon the confusion, someone has started a new blog with a confusingly similar name and theme to our original Wilmywood and related pages, which has caused confusion. We have been operating the Wilmywood-page, wilmywood.com page and the Casting Carolina site for years now to let you know what's up in Wilmywood and beyond. We are the original Wilmywood local and state film industry site.
https://wilmington.craigslist.org/tlg/d/independent-suspense-film/6319513493.html
We are looking for a 30-50 year old male (possibly older) to play a disturbed, quirky lead role. Also casting a 35-60 year old dance instructor character actor. This is a campy comedy suspense film...
JEFF LANTER TAKES THE HELM AT RALEIGH’S TRAILBLAZER STUDIOS
RALEIGH, N.C. (Jan. 4, 2017) – Jeff Lanter has been named as president of Trailblazer Studios, a North Carolina-based production company that focuses on original programming and content.
Lanter, who joined Trailblazer Studios in 2003, most recently served as vice president of Production. He helped lead the company’s shift into original programming for TV networks, including HGTV, TLC, Discovery, DIY, Animal Planet and many others.
According to Trailblazer Studios’ CEO Tom Waring, the 15-year-old company has experienced significant growth in the past five years, calling for a re-alignment of the management team to meet demand for original content. “It’s time to get out of the way and empower our very capable executive team to handle the daily operations of the company,” said Waring.
While Waring will remain in his role as CEO and CFO, Lanter as president will be directly responsible for the company’s four divisions: Trailblazer Entertainment®, Trailblazer Production®, Trailblazer Post®, and Trailblazer Sound®.
“It’s an exciting time to help lead Trailblazer Studios as we continue to deepen our relationships with networks and the creative community,” says Lanter. “We’re focused on developing and producing compelling programming and building on the successes that we’ve recently celebrated.”
About Trailblazer Studios
Trailblazer Studios is an award-winning production, post and sound facility based in Raleigh, N.C., with one of the area’s largest sound stages. Since 2001, the company has created meaningful, compelling and entertaining content for TV, film and advertising. Trailblazer Studios has delivered more than 1,100 TV shows for networks like HGTV, Discovery, TLC, DIY and PBS, as well as numerous commercials and digital content for companies including Sony, ESPN, PEP Boys, Food Lion, Home Depot and Travelocity. www.TrailblazerStudios.com
FILM AUDITIONS: "Lydia"
WHEN: Sat. May 16th, 2015 11 AM - 3 PM
Open Auditions For Horror Film "Lydia" Will Take Place At:
North Asheville Library
1030 Merrimon Avenue
Asheville, NC 28804
Located On The Left Beside "The Shops At Beaver Lake"
(Park In Library Parking Lot Only)
*From Asheville: Past Fresh Market/Stein Mart
**From Weaverville: Past Beaver Lake/Bird Sanctuary
AUDITION INFORMATION:
Experienced To No Experience Everyone Is Welcome To Audition ~ Always Looking For New Talent!
This Is A Promo Campaign For The Feature Length And Is Non-Paying At This Time.
Please Bring Resume & Head Shot.
Auditions Will Be Filmed To See How Well You Read On Camera.
Auditions Will Consist Of Cold-Reading From The Script.
For More Information Contact: [email protected]
PREMISE: Jessie Stops On The Highway To Give A Beautiful, Strange Girl A Lift One Lonesome Night. Little Did He Know He Would Be Opening A Pandora Of Mysteries That Would Threaten His Life As Well As His Friends. Is What Jessie Experiencing Real Or Has His Past Come Calling Back To Haunt?
CHARACTERS:
JESSIE: Male/20's. A Handsome Southern Guy With The Weight Of The World On His Shoulders. The "Gentler James Dean Type".
STORI: Female/20's. An Attractive Love-Lorn Tom-Boy That Is A Long-Time Friend Of Jessie's.. The "Chloe Sevigny Type".
LYDIA: Female/Teenager: 15 - 20's. A Beautiful Mysterious Hitchhiker That Seems To Be Hiding Something.
SHARON: Female/60's-80's. An Eccentric Old Woman With A Bitter Past. Lydia's Sister.
TRINA: Female/20's-30's. A Spicy Waitress With A Volcanic Presence. Jessie & Stori's Friend.
RUSS: Male/20's-30's. A Cute Fun-Loving Redneck/The Stoner Type. Jessie's Best Friend.
JOANNA: Female/40's-50's. An Angelic Vision Of Jessie's Southern Mother.
YOUNG SHARON: Female/Teenager: 15 - 20's. Lydia's Older Sister/A Vintage Cat-Eye Glasses Wearing Spinster In The Making.
IRENA: Female/30's-40's. Lydia's Mother. A Broken Woman With The Best Of Her Years Left Behind Her.
BILL: Male/40's-50's. Jessie's Father. A HardBoiled Southern Man With A Hidden Sensitivity.
M.C.: Male/Female. A Vintage Charismatic M.C. Of A Prom.
SINGER: Male/Female. Vintage Singer. Bring A Short Song To Sing Acapella.
Special use permits, film industry fuel discussion at Power Breakfast | WilmingtonBiz
New Hanover County’s special use permit ordinance emerged as a topic of some debate among local leaders at an event Thursday as they addressed the region’s strides toward achieving economic development goals. “I will say one of the negatives with developing along U.S. 421 in New Hanover County at th…
'Under the Dome' resumes filming in region
WILMINGTON | When CBS' locally shot series "Under the Dome" began filming last spring, it did so alongside two television pilots and just a few weeks ahead of two feature films. This week, as the sci-fi series gets underway on its third season, it shares the local industry with just one other major…
Wilmington Regional Film Commission, Inc.
WILMINGTON FILM AND TELEVISION INDUSTRY
UNIFIED BEHIND EXPANDING AND IMPROVING
THE FILM GRANT PROGRAM
Wilmington, NC, February 19th - The film and television industry in Wilmington is unified in supporting the efforts of our local legislative delegation to expand and improve the film grant program created by the General Assembly last year.
The Wilmington Regional Film Commission, EUE Screen Gems Studios, City of Wilmington, New Hanover County, and the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce are working in partnership with elected officials from this region to ensure that the film and television industry remains viable and continues to support thousands of jobs in the regional economy.
The film and television grant program was created by the North Carolina General Assembly last year to replace the highly successful tax credit policy that had helped propel the thirty year statewide industry's rapid growth in recent years. We are working closely with our Representatives and Senators to increase the funding in the grant program to a level that will continue to retain our current employment and recruit new projects and the jobs they will create.
On behalf of the film and television industry and the thousands of people employed, we want to thank our local legislative delegation--particularly Representatives Ted Davis, Susie Hamilton, Frank Iler and Senators Bill Rabon and Michael Lee--for their continued support.
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Film industry announcement expected Thursday
WILMINGTON | A group of local film industry leaders will make an announcement regarding the film industry in Wilmington at 10:30 a.m. Thursday.
http://www.wral.com/film-productions-dry-up-with-loss-of-nc-tax-credit/14372675/
Five movies shot in North Carolina will hit theaters this year, but the head of the state film office said Tuesday that no new movies are in production or even planned anywhere in the state.
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We take a look at the many audition mishaps that can befall an actor. Make sure you avoid the scenarios below to have the best audition ever!
ABC Schedules 'American Crime,' 'Secrets and Lies'
ABC is firming up its midseason plans. The network has scheduled John Ridley's American Crime and murder-mystery Secrets and Lies while also firming up the season finale date for breakout How to Get Away With Murder. See more Faces of Fall 2014
CBS keeps 'Under the Dome' alive another season
CBS has renewed its locally filmed summer series "Under the Dome" for a third season.
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Bill Vassar is the Executive Vice President of EUE/Screen Gems Studios in Wilmington, N.C. Wilmington, N.C. (Sept. 20, 2014) We are deeply disappointed that North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory did not bring the House and Senate back to Raleigh and…Read more ›
"...and to help reduce our states tourism, exceptionalism and competitiveness and to cut down on all that litter of cash thrown around when film is being produced here. I reject your repeated attempts to continue to bring this kind of creative vibrancy and all these damned miscellaneous jobs to North Carolina...your welcome!"
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Hagan joins call for legislative session on economic development, film credit programs
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Wilmington, New Hanover leaders push for legislative session on film incentives | WWAY...
CONWAY_SHOOT.jpg videoMembers of the New Hanover County Commission and Wilmington City Council signed a joint letter to Gov. Pat McCrory, House Speaker Thom Tillis and Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger yesterday asking them to call for a special
North Carolina lawmakers press for special session to pass film subsidies, economic development bill
The legislative session ended last week, so the only way the state's film incentive program can be extended is if the governor calls a special session.
Charlotte-shot ‘Banshee' moves production to Louisiana
North Carolina has its first official casualty of the soon-to-expire film tax incentive.
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North Carolina Kills Film Incentives: Which States Benefit? - Hollywood Reporter
When North Carolina killed its successful movie/TV incentive program on Wednesday, there was immediate concern that other states would follow suit. That co...
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Attention! Looking for an opportunity to get some experience? This was sent if recently:
Beyond the Scope is a Cary, NC based production company and we are looking for an Assistant Director/Director of Photography and a Casting Director. We are a small team, that has big aspirations. We value innovation, creativity, teamwork and accountability. We have a results-oriented, fun and highly creative culture. These are unpaid internships to begin, but could lead to a paid part time positions with Beyond the Scope. You will be given credit on any project you contribute to, and the opportunity to learn many areas of digital filming. If you are interested, please contact Natasha at [email protected]
Hey all of you filmmakers! Check this out...
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So sad...
Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams has died at age 63. According to police in Marin County, Calif., Williams was found "unconscious and ...
What a sad turn of events... The House had adopted an amendment by state Rep. Ted Davis Jr but now the Senate has reverted to the grant plan...
RALEIGH, N.C. | Senate lawmakers passed a $21.1 billion budget early Friday that gives teachers raises and funnels $113 million to kindergarten and college classrooms statewide. It also establishes a $10 million grant fund to attract films and TV productions, replacing the tax credit that last year…
Film Incentive: Rep. Ted Davis Amendment in House Successful - Screen Gems
NC House Rep. Ted Davis's NC Film Incentive Amendment in House Successful. Statement by Bill Vassar thanks Rep. Davis and NC Speaker Thom Tillis.
Film incentives still alive, amendment passes House vote
The state House approved an amendment Thursday proposed by Rep. Ted Davis (R-New Hanover) to extend the current film tax credit for one year.
Bill Vassar Responds to Today's Film Incentive Budget News - Screen Gems
EUE/Screen Gems' Bill Vassar responds to news of $10 million grant now in NC General Assembly budget for film incentive.
State sees $268 million in film industry spending
The first half of 2014 saw an estimated $268 million in direct in-state spending from the film industry, according to a Friday release from the N.C. Film Office.
Be sure to visit our website to see what's happening in Wilmywood. BE HEARD... If you know businesses or film professionals effected by changes to the incentives program, please go to this story and share your comments in the comments section.
Mere days ago, Bill Vassar – executive vice president at Wilmington’s EUE/Screen Gems Studios – issued a statement, continuing his advocacy for the state’s film incentives program. The fight’s not over yet. And, as legislative negotiations over the new state budget – including the incentives! – drag…
Press Release: Gov. Pat McCrory Refuses Film Industry Visit Today - Screen Gems
Gov. McCrory refuses meeting with film industry today in Wilmington. EUE/Screen Gems' Bill Vassar says he wants to help find the right compromises.
'Tammy,' filmed in Wilmington, brought 'swarm' of activity
Sal Rubio sat on the sidelines last May and watched as his Shallotte restaurant, The Grille, was emptied from the kitchen to the dining area.
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