TGG: Ooh! That sounds interesting! What inspired you to make “Play”? The film also stars Victoria Beltran, Matt Ford, Hank Morris, Cristiano Moura, Jamel Tyre Mack, Jennifer Palmieri, Brooke Walter, Brendan Solovey, Linda Wartenweiler, Lainey Drew, and Jillian Geurts.
I kinda consider it the love child of MISERY and AUDITION.
This was my debut feature, we shot it in 4 days. After a violent night with a mysterious Girl (Jes Davis), he must suffer the consequences and let her cure him of his evil ways. JPJ: PLAY is a psychological thriller about a therapist named, Eric (Mike Taveira) who himself has demons to conquer. TGG: Who doesn’t love Bette Davis? OK, what’s your latest film, “Play” about? Maybe this manifestation will help that happen?! lol Little fun facts: I’m obsessed with Marilyn Monroe and Bette Davis, John Carpenter & Debra Hill’s HALLOWEEN is the film that inspired me to become a horror filmmaker, the original 1974 BLACK CHRISTMAS is my favorite horror movie, and I’m a little Monster. The ultimate dream would be to work for A24, I feel that studio best represents the kind of films I love to create. My goal is to continue making horror and thriller genre films that have a purpose and make the audience think. TASTE is nearing its 6 year anniversary and to this day still making festival appearances, it has been accepted into 40 festivals & won 39 awards. My films, TASTE and LÉA, especially have done very well in the festival circuit. After graduating from New York Film Academy (NYFA) in 2011, I’ve made a total of 7 films, 6 shorts and 1 feature. and I’m a lgbt horror filmmaker based in NJĪnd NYC. JPJ: Hi! Firstly, thank you for the opportunity to be interviewed! My name is Jay Palmieri Jr. Let us know what you think of these interviews in the comments below. We really appreciate all for your hard work. Thank you Hamish for being such a trooper for us. Hamish came up with this idea because he was accumulating too much material for his Famous News Sushi column and asked if he could do these mini-interviews.
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2.Editor Note: Hamish has another in his series of Five Questions With… The date for Catholic Schools Week in 2013 is Jan. To learn more about Catholic Schools Week, visit the NCEA website at: Week.asp. Service, the giving of one’s time and effort to help others, is taught both as an expression of faith and good citizenship.Ĭatholic Schools Week is a joint project of the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) and the U.S. Academics, which in Catholic schools are held to very high standards, help each child reach his or her potential.
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Children are taught faith, not just the basics of Christianity, but how to have a relationship with God. The theme focuses on three priorities that Catholic schools establish that make them stand out from other educational institutions.
The “t” in Catholic is a purple cross, and from the right top corner of the T/cross is an undulating green banner with words in white lettering that proclaim, “Faith. The Catholic Schools Week 2012 logo is a rectangle, with the words “Catholic Schools” in red across the bottom of the rectangle. A similar Mass is being planned for the Dayton area and the Northern region on April 25. Pilarczyk will celebrate and representatives from all Cincinnati area Catholic schools will be present. The Cincinnati Catholic Schools Week Mass is scheduled for Jan. Catholic schools in the archdiocese are planning many events in recognition of this week. Schools typically celebrate Catholic Schools Week with Masses, open houses and activities for students, families, parishioners and the community at large. Pictured from left are Ben Lohmueller, Lainey Rankin, Maddi Downie, Dominic Sumner and Nolan Burwinkel using all kinds of art supplies to make cards and letters to go inside the care packages. The students have a Mass and breakfast planned for the police and fire departments in February. Teachers Kara Seither and Melissa Stoeckel helped the students assemble the ornaments, cards and letters and cookies into packages for the children to take to their heroes at the Norwood, Reading and Deer Park police and fire departments. As a part of the Seeds of Service program, students wrote letters and decorated cards, crafted Christmas ornaments and baked cookies.
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Nicholas Academy assembled care packages for their bus drivers and area police and fire departments. To share the holiday spirit with their community heroes, fourth graders at St. Service.” The annual observance starts the last Sunday in January and runs all week, which in 2012 is Jan. – The theme for Catholic Schools Week 2012 is “Catholic Schools: Faith.
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