Tony Tarantino (Film Producer) is Shooting a New Police Docu-drama: Prism

Tony Tarantino is producing a new film:

Prism

"The police docu-drama Prism, based on the book Color of the Prism, reflects a blending of fact and fiction into a journey of intrigue, love, betrayal, greed and tragedy in this most exciting of police stories set on the Arizona-Mexico border.
Prism - A police docu-drama and most exciting of police stories set on the Arizona-Mexico border.

Detective Antonio Castenada, backed by a crack team of federal and state law enforcement officials and the latest surveillance technology, attempts to bring down Reynaldo Guzman, a prominent businessman and drug kingpin. In masterminding the assassination of a treacherous business associate and his entire family, Guzman alienates his long-time mistress, Sara, who agrees to bring Castenada undercover into Guzman's legitimate produce and seafood import business. The suspense of the docu-drama is increased as Antonio is torn between his love for his wife; his compassionate feeling for Sara; his loathing of Mary, Guzman's accountant, whose lust for him will stop at nothing; and last but not least, his unwanted sexual experience with a young Yaqui girl who has been given to him as a 'gift' by Reynaldo.

The young detective's role as a police plant put his marriage, his career, and his life at risk as he and his support team scramble to out-maneuver Guzman and his deadly hired assassin, Julian Espino.

Hailed as one of the top police stories, Color of the Prism and its non-traditional ending illuminate the true world of crime and corruption unseen by most people. Indeed, it is the last color of the prism."

Thomas J. Nichols

Extracted from TonyTarantino.com

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Music Center Invites High School Artists to Step into the Spotlight

Note this is a direct copy of the original press release sent to Ed Magik TV.

THE MUSIC CENTER INVITES HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTS
TO STEP INTO THE SPOTLIGHT

Applications Now Available for Music Center’s Spotlight Program

LOS ANGELES —The Music Center invites Southern California high school students in the performing and visual arts to apply to Music Center’s Spotlight Program. Now in its 24th year, Spotlight is one of the nation’s premier arts education and scholarship programs for teens, providing arts training by professional artists and awarding over $100,000 in scholarships.

Music Center’s Spotlight Program is free and open to all students who attend high school in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Students of all talent levels are encouraged to apply, and there are no fees to participate. Every student who applies to Spotlight will have the opportunity to learn through professional feedback and gain valuable knowledge to improve their art and audition skills. Applications are now available online at musiccenter.org/spotlight. Performing Arts applications must be received by October 17, 2011, and the Visual Arts application deadline is December 1, 2011.

The Music Center Spotlight program has launched numerous professional careers, including pop musical sensation Adam Lambert, American Ballet Theatre’s Misty Copeland, Broadway’s Erin Mackey and classical musician Liang Wang, principal oboist with the New York Philharmonic. Many alumni return to the program and participate as judges and class instructors.

Spotlight was developed to offer distinctive learning opportunities to Southern California students at every stage of artistic development. According to Jeri Gale, Director of the Music Center’s Spotlight Program, “Spotlight is a safe haven for participants to learn how to audition and gain confidence and self esteem, knowing they are better prepared for the next step in their artistic pursuits. We provide a nurturing environment where young artists can come and make mistakes, learn about themselves and have fun while doing it.”

All students enrolled in the program work with professionals to develop audition skills and knowledge in their performance and visual arts disciplines. Performing Arts categories are ballet, non-classical dance, classical voice, non-classical voice, classical instrumental, and jazz instrumental. Visual Arts categories are photography and two-dimensional art. Students who are selected by professional judges to advance as semifinalists participate in master classes, compete to perform at the Music Center or exhibit their artwork in a professional art gallery, and receive cash scholarships totaling $100,000. First Grand Prize Finalists in each category receive $5,000 scholarships and runners-up, $4,000. Honorable Mentions receive $250 scholarships and semifinalists receive $100 scholarships.

For more information about the Music Center Spotlight program, visit musiccenter.org/spotlight or join the conversation on facebook.com/spotlightawards.

Exclusive Interview: Thomas King "It Starts Tonight" at On the Rox

Exclusive Interview: Thomas King "It Starts Tonight" at On the Rox

International Rock music sensation Thomas King performed at On the Rox last month to a standing crowd of rockers. King's performance was dynamic and reminiscent of such classic performers like David Bowie and Tom Petty; but with the edge of contemporary style. His lyrics are infectious and timeless. Once you hear Thomas King's music, you will want to put it on repeat in order to play it over and over again.

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