This article is from the October 2010 issue of KC Stage
- McCormick Company produced a television commercial in the KC area for Pioneer. BranitFX assisted in post-production effects.
- Heather Laird of Wright/Laird Casting was looking for an Italian grandmother older than 70-years-old for a grocery store commercial.
- Stephen Pruitt’s new feature Terminal has begun shooting in KC. He is looking for unpaid extras. Contact Susanna Greusel at smgreusel@gmail.com with your e-mail address, age, gender, telephone number, and availability if interested.
- Two commercials which will run nationally were shot in Branson for the Professional Golfer’s Association (PGA). Jackson-Appleton was the production company and Backstage Connections provided set design. Both companies are Branson-based.
- HGTV has been casting for its fifth season of Bang for Your Buck. Shooting was scheduled for the first part of Sept. in St. Louis.
- KC writer and producer Paula Smith has a new movie being developed. Caruso and The Sword is the working title. Go to http://kea.nu/caruso for information.
- The Canadian Food Network has a new television show called The Opener. Frantic Films from Winnipeg was in the Springfield restaurant Savor in Aug. shooting a new episode.
- Matt Kohn, who visited KC with his movie Call it Democracy, was back showing footage he shot of Manute Bol’s funeral in Sudan. Mr. Kohn was looking for a couple of camera people and a PA/sound person to record interviews at Mr. Bol’s memorial service in Olathe.
- Wamego, Kan., native Steve Balderson is gearing up to shoot another feature movie. The working title is The Casserole Club and shoot dates are scheduled Oct. through Nov. in Wamego.
- Gitchigumi Films produced several commercials in KC for The Missouri Lottery.
- The History Channel spent a week in St. Louis shooting for a series.
VPR Creative Group shot an infomercial in KC at StagePort Studios.
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