Director Jeremy Workman Completes Short Film "Claire Makes It Big".LOS ANGELES--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)--Oct. 2, 1998--Jeremy Workman, son of filmmaker Chuck Workman, has completed directing an anti-discrimination public service film for the Knoll Foundation through his father's Calliope calliope, in music calliope, in music, an instrument also called steam organ or steam piano in which steam is forced through a series of whistles controlled by a keyboard. Films company. The short dramatic film, "Claire Makes It Big," stars Mara Hobel ("Roseanne") and features Paige Turco Paige Turco (born Jean Paige Turco[1] May 17, 1965) is an American actress. She is known for playing April O'Neil in and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III. Turco was born to Joyce J. and David V. ("Party of Five") and Clancy Brown with a cameo performance by director Peter Bogdanovich. The 30-minute film is about a "full-figured" young actress who after losing a big movie part to a pretty starlet star·let n. 1. A small star. 2. A young film actress publicized as a future star. starlet Noun a young actress who has the potential to become a star Noun 1. steals the negative and replaces the starlet digitally in every scene with herself. "Claire Makes It Big" will play in Los Angeles theaters this year in Academy Award qualification to be entered in the Best Live Action Short competition. Chuck Workman won his Oscar for that same category in 1987 for "Precious Images," the short done for the DGA DGA Directors Guild of America (movie directors union) DGA Délégation Générale pour l'Armement (France) DGA Directeur-Grootaandeelhouder (Dutch: Managing Director and Major Shareholder) . The film will also be entered in various film festivals across the world. Jeremy Workman recently co-directed the award-winning documentary "Who is Henry Jaglom?" currently playing on PBS PBS in full Public Broadcasting Service Private, nonprofit U.S. corporation of public television stations. PBS provides its member stations, which are supported by public funds and private contributions rather than by commercials, with educational, cultural, and soon to be telecast over the Sundance Channel. |
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