WORDS OF A GREENHOUSE PARTNER:


"Working with the creators of the film General Ed is becoming a great adventure. To be around young and inspired filmmakers always renews my own personal vigor and desire to create amazing cinema. Our true love for our craft will always lead and guide us to our creative truths."


~ Marquette Williams
   Greenhouse Studios 
   Partner

WORDS OF A GREENHOUSE EMPLOYEE:


"It is in moments like this that I fall in love with my work. I look at the
film package Peg sent me and all I see are digital images of mental
dreams. Every film is a dream or a myriad of dreams… the dream of the
writer to write the story, the dream of the director to channel the
actors, the dream of the actors to be the vehicle, the dream of the
graphic designer, editor, producer, dream, dream, dream. The magic happens
when ALL dream the same dream.... But the one that dreamed the hardest
holds the Oscar and just if you are Blessed."

~ Radostina Peteva
   Head of Business Development
   GREENHOUSE STUDIOS

WORDS OF A GREENHOUSE EMPLOYEE:

"The 2011 Sundance Festival made me fall in love all over with the World of Art, with the possibilities of creative expression, with the dreams of individuals in my own team at Greenhouse Studios!  I saw that Dreams+ Actions+ Youth= Movies… This ambitious equation and perhaps naive became tangible not only in my spirit but now at my fingertips. Sundance showed me the power of teamwork and the fruits it fosters.  I attended the festival for only three days but I was fortunate to see four films: Kinyarwanda, Win Win, Son of No One, Like Crazy!  ALL four were brilliant! Yet… on the low budget end of production.  I asked myself, “Does this mean that making an excellent movie is not solely correlated to production budget?; Does that mean financial resources are not the driver of filmmaking but more so the vehicle?;  I realized that the glass is not half empty or half full, it is spilling over for I have a team that’s full of talent and ability and the possibilities are so many  as they are the vibrations of each member!  With high appreciation and deep gratitude for GHS, I live this words in truth!"

~ Radostina
    Head of Business Development 
    GREENHOUSE STUDIOS LLC

WORDS OF GREENHOUSE PATNER: SUNDANCE

"The 2011 Sundance Film Festival was my sixth time attending the festival.  It was a nice experience to attend the festival with a newbie such as Radostina and see her reaction to this amazing and wonderful festival.  I've always enjoyed the festival.  I really feel it caters to the filmmakers and the lovers of film.  I'm the person that usually goes and watches movies from 8am until midnight or later, but this year Radostina was able to get me to enjoy the nightlife that Sundance and Park City offers as well.  Maybe next year she will finally get me on the slopes, although that would take a lot of coercion.  Sundance is truly a magical festival and it's great to be among so much talent and passion.  If it doesn't rub off on you then you should check yourself and make sure you still have a pulse.  I'm looking forward to next year."

~ Moni Boyce

   Producer/Partner 

   GREENHOUSE STUDIOS LLC

MACE & SPUTNIK

MEET THE MAIN CHARACTERS

A brother and sister super duo fight crime in a city run by villains. They struggle to make ends meet and maintain a family all while being hunted by the very company that may have killed they’re family. As if being superheroes isn’t hard enough try doing it with your little sister tagging along.
http://www.maceandsputnik.com

Howard Stern to Piers Morgan: Jay Leno is 'a crook,' 'insane,' 'not fit to scrub Letterman's feet'

by Ken Tucker

It took a while for Piers Morgan to get a rise out of Howard Stern, but Stern finally uncorked when the subject turned to Jay Leno. On the second night of Piers Morgan Tonight, Stern called the Tonight Show host a “crook,” “insane,” “not fit to scrub David Letterman’s feet,” and said that Leno “steals a tremendous amount of material.” “America must be filled with morons,” said Stern, “the ones who watch Jay, they must be in a coma.”

This was just about the only moment the conversation sprang to life, however. Too much time was wasted with Piers Morgan complimenting Piers Morgan. “I’m the British King of All Media,” he said to the self-proclaimed King of All Media. “I’m teasing stuff out of you,” boasted Morgan. Stern looked nonplussed. “I don’t think you got anything out of me,” he replied. The conversation rambled uneventfully, unless you think it’s news that Stern doesn’t dye his hair.

Morgan’s questions ranged from “Are you sex-mad?” to “How much do you make?” — as though Stern was going to answer that. Morgan tried to tease him — “You’re a domesticated little pussycat” — only to be met with Stern’s mild assent. Our Piers has a tendency to over-inflate things, referring, for example, to “the David Arquette moment, which is the stuff of legend.” Legend? Really?

I was rooting for Morgan, but his second show was a tedious dud. Anyone with even a minimal interest in Stern would have heard nearly everything he said on Tuesday night before, and I don’t even hear Stern on satellite radio.

Clearly, Piers Morgan Tonight will have to do some work on the host’s tone; he needs to demonstrate some aggressiveness, rather than merely asserting it.

TAKEN FROM EW.COM

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"Really dig the red camera and how great the image looks with 35mm glass. This works great with our red rocket card."


~Marquette Williams
  Partner
  Greenhouse Studios LLC