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December 7, 2007
Maxim Entertainment begins production on an independent feature film in
Lafayette during the holidays. The horror-comedy film, entitled "Macumba",
is the latest project by Writer/Director Ricardo Islas and is being produced
by Maxim Entertainment in association with the Cinematic Arts Workshop at
the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Producer Frederico Lapenda of
Paradigm Films. |
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Publication: Opelousas Daily World Acadiana a natural for film industry Last August one of the leading film industry magazines, for a change, ranked Louisiana first in something. Film producers voted the state No. 1 as a place to make movies outside of California. We agree with that assessment, and apparently so do some others. Opelousas native Jonathan Sebastien, a partner in the Maxim Film and Television team, is joining with Big Chief Entertainment to try to make Louisiana a major center for film and television. |
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Publication: The Daily Advertiser UL's plan to offer a bachelor's degree in cinema studis could be the critical link in the city's plans to lure the entertainment industry here. In June, City-Parish President Joey Durel announced the city would start an entertainment initiative and tapped local actor Marcus Brown to lead it. |
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