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THE SUBLET & Simon Studio films featured July 12 in Poughkeepsie

THE SIMON STUDIO
Press Release
www.simonstudio.com
rhsstudio@hotmail.com
Administration/Press Rep: Jude Albert
212-841-0204

July 3, 2009


"THE SUBLET" AND OTHER AWARD WINNING SIMON STUDIO FILMS TO BE SCREENED
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 12 IN POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. AS PART OF
HUDSON-FULTON QUADRICENTENNIAL UNDER THE BRIDGE FILM FESTIVAL -
SCREENINGS AND INDEPENDENT FILM PANEL DISCUSSIONS AT MID HUDSON
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM PAVILLION JULY 11-12


A special screening of the award winning feature film THE SUBLET and
new SIMON STUDIO

short films will be featured at the upcoming Hudson-Fulton
Quadricentennial Under the Bridge

Film Festival this Sunday, July 12 in the Pavillion of the Mid Hudson
Children's Museum.


Starring Poughkeepsie resident Roger Hendricks Simon and directed by
Georgiana Nestor, the

film - shot in Poughkeepsie and NYC - was critically acclaimed when it
opened in NYC at

the Quad Cinema and won four BEST FEATURE awards at international
festivals.  This special

film festival is sponsored by the Hudson-Fulton Quadcentennial
Celebration Committee. Other

films selected to be screened on Sunday are the premier of director
Daniel Simon's new short

films - LATE NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT and JIMMY'S CAFE (written by Jude
Albert and recently

screened at Newport Beach Film Festival in California).  Additional
locally produced shorts,

documentaries and films by the Children's Media Center and others will
be featured on

Saturday, July 11.  Panel discussions will feature local as well as
national and international

film makers TBA.  Local participants on the Sunday night panel include
film makers Daniel

and Roger Hendricks Simon of THE SIMON STUDIO and Georgiana Nestor,
producer/director

of THE SUBLET.  THE SUBLET will be screened at 8 pm Sunday night
preceded by Daniel

Simon's shorts and the panel discussion on Independent film making
called "THE ROAD TO

INDEPENDENCE".  A special historical archive film on Poughkeepsie will
be screened by

Poughkeepsie videographer Dick Crenson starting at 6 pm Sunday with
the panel discussion

on independent film making to follow at 7:15 pm.  Appropriate for the
entire family,

admission is by $5. donation.  For further information call THE SIMON STUDIO at

917-776-9209.


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Posted By Roger Hendricks Simon to SIMON STUDIO at 7/04/2009 09:16:00 AM

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