Archive for September 2012

Speaking at Solebury School October 2nd



I am pleased to announce that upcoming on October 2nd I will be speaking to an assembly at the Solebury School on three of my history films.

I will be illustrating what it takes to bring history to life in the writing and production approach and how these films can have an impact on changing people's views on history.  The trailers for the three films I will be discussing are below.

The Wereth Eleven


America's First D-day: Washington Crossing


The Gettysburg 150th (2013)


Wednesday
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Fund Your Creative Startup - (Kickstarter)

Friday
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Film, TV, Creative Courses at Udemy

Sunday
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150th Anniversary of Antietam on Monday

Monday, September 17th is the 150th Anniversary of one of the most pivotal battles of the entire Civil War. Antietam for Lincoln was the most critical battle of his entire Presidency. I illustrate this in my film Lincoln And Lee At Antietam: The Cost of Freedom (available everywhere). Lincoln had drafted the Emancipation Proclamation in the summer of 1862 but his war cabinet advised him against releasing it immediately. The Union Army was losing battle after battle. In fact in mid 1862 the Confederacy was on the verge of gaining support from Europe for their cause. Many in the North felt the war was already lost.

Lincoln needed a victory to be in a position of strength to announce the Proclamation and Antietam gave him that platform. Militarily many argue that the battle was a draw but for Lincoln the fact that Robert E. Lee had to recross the Potomac and retreat south was enough to call it a win.

The week after the battle he announced the Proclamation and it became official in January 1863. This more than any other event during the Civil War turned the tide in the favor of the North. As freed slaves could now join the ranks of the Union Army which added sorely needed manpower to fight the battles ahead.
Friday
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Gettysburg’s 150th named top event in U.S.

Gettysburg’s 150th named top event in U.S.

This link is to a story about the massive celebration planned next year for the commemoration of the battle. I am directing the film of the battle.

Thursday
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Create a Video Book Trailer in 30 Minutes


A book trailer is one of the fastest growing, powerful trends in promoting books by way of the Internet. It is also one of the cheapest and easiest way to reach your target audience and generate sales via video-sharing sites, websites, blogs, social networking sites and book related sites. 

Youtube increasingly is becoming the search engine of choice for consumers and having a video about your book on the mega video site is the fastest way for readers to discover it.
Once created and distributed your book trailer works 24 hours a day across the globe as your most powerful sales tool. 

This course will provide the road map and tools to create a low cost or even free effective book trailer that will start generating discovery and sales.
If you're ready let's get started.


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Turn Your Screenplay into a Kindle Novel - Make Money






Writing a screenplay is one of the toughest tasks anyone can undertake. It can take months even years to craft your story to the point where is can be shopped around. Unfortunately Hollywood is making fewer and fewer movies every year so the odds of getting your story read let alone produced grow slimmer each day. And your screenplay now gathering dust on a shelf or sitting in a drawer is good for just about zero. The only way to reap the benefits of all that hard work is to transform it into something else - a finished product - a Kindle or Nook ebook.
Wednesday
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