Volume 23, Number 2 
 
Spring 2007 
 
Roundtable Convenes 
 
It's A Wrap! 
 
Photo credit: M & 2007 Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. 
Photo credit: Quantrell Colbert 
 
The Georgia Department of 
 
Economic Development 
 
hosted its first Georgia 
 
Music Industry 
 
Roundtable on May 14th 
 
at the High Museum 
 
of Art in Atlanta. Led 
 
by Commissioner Ken 
 
Stewart and moderated 
 
by Rolling Stones 
 
keyboardist Chuck 
 
Leavell, the group of 
 
Georgia producers, 
 
Photo: (L-R) Ken Stewart and Dallas Austin 
 
managers, studio owners, promoters, 
 
songwriters, creative artists and cable music network executives 
 
gathered to define how Georgia should move forward in being 
 
recognized as a major leader in the music industry. 
 
Stewart... continued on page 3 
 
Paynes Take Up Residence at TBS 
 
Tyler Perry's House of Payne premiered June 6, 2007 on TBS. The half-hour comedy series follows the lives of a multigenerational family forced by circumstances to live under one roof. 
Perry explains, "I wanted to create a series that was similar to what my movies are, something that is very funny, but has life lessons throughout. I thought about shows like All in the Family, Good Times and Roseanne when I was creating this 
 
Photo: (L-R) China Anne McClain, Allen Payne and Laramie Doc Shaw 
Perry... continued on page 7 
 
Photo: (L-R) Vivica A. Fox and Samad Davis 
Rainforest Films recently completed production on 3 Can Play That Game. In this sequel to 2 Can Play That Game, Vivica A. Fox (Kill Bill, Motives 2), resumes her role as the savvy relationship guru, Shante Smith. Shante is back to her old tricks when she encounters her newest project, Sandy, who is desperate to win back her man.... and land a ring on her finger. 
Rounding out the cast of 3 Can Play That Game are Jazsmin Lewis (Barbershop2), comedic actor Tony Rock (television's All of Us), Jason George (Barbershop) and model Melyssa Ford. Shot in Atlanta, Georgia, the romantic comedy was produced by Will Packer, Rob Hardy, Vivica A. Fox and Lita Richardson, with Dianne Ashford serving as co-producer. Directed by Samad Davis, 3 Can Play That Game will be distributed by Sony Pictures Entertainment. 
 
The Georgia Film, Video & Music newsletter is a publication of the Georgia Department of Economic Development. Articles can 1 
be mailed to Brenda Brayton, Georgia Film, Video & Music, Post Office Box 1776, Atlanta, GA 30301, faxed to 404.962.4053 or sent electronically to bbrayton@georgia.org. Visit our website at www.georgia.org or call 877.746.6842. 
 
 Bradford Joins Team 
 
In April, the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office named Asante Bradford digital entertainment liaison. Bradford will focus on business development and identifying opportunities to encourage the continued growth of the video game development industry in Georgia. 
In recent years, Bradford founded a game center entertainment arcade that provided gaming, training and Web access on state-of-the-art equipment in a LAN environment. He established educational programming, game licensing and acquisitions, in addition to planning video game tournaments for companies such as EA Sports, Red Octane and Microsoft. A native of Los Angeles, California, Bradford received his Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from the University of San Francisco. In 2003 Bradford founded the Independent Black Film Festival (IBFF) held annually in Atlanta. 
Georgia is home to more than 50 video game developers and development companies including 
 
Photo: Asante Bradford 
Turner GameTap, Kaneva, Inc., Hi-Rez Studios, Blue Heat Games, CCP Games and Persuasive Games. The Georgia Game Developers Association (GGDA) counts more than 2,000 Georgians employed in video game development, with over 2,000 gaming students enrolled statewide. 
To reach Asante Bradford at the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office, please call 404.962.4056 or e-mail him at abradford@georgia.org. 
 
In Memoriam  Mike Clark 
 
Don't Be Left Out 
 
Mike Clark, co-owner and manager of Southern 
 
The Georgia Music Production SourceBook is currently accepting listings for the 2007-2008 edition. The 
 
Tracks Recording, lost his 
 
Georgia Film, Video & Music Office will 
 
eight month battle with cancer again partner with Oz Publishing, Inc. to 
 
on February 1, 2007. Clark's both print and publish online a complete 
 
six decades of experience 
 
listing of music industry resources in the 
 
enabled Southern Tracks 
 
state. The final deadline for listings and 
 
to become one of the most 
 
to reserve advertising space is July 20, 2007. 
 
successful recording facilities 
 
Last year's edition was recently 
 
in Atlanta's history. Southern honored during the Magazine 
 
Tracks has contributed to the Association of the Southeast's GAMMA 
 
Photo: Mike Clark 
 
combined sales of over forty million albums. Since 1984, 
 
awards. The 2006-2007 Georgia Music Production SourceBook, also published 
 
of the fewer than 300 albums to have charted No. 1 debuts at 
 
by Oz Publishing, Inc., in conjunction 
 
Billboard Magazine, Southern Tracks has recorded or mixed 
 
with the Georgia Film, Video & Music 
 
twelve of them. 
 
Office received a Silver GAMMA for Best 
 
In 2002 Bruce Springsteen came to Southern Tracks to record Single Issue. 
 
his monumental return album with The E Street Band, "The 
 
For more information regarding 
 
Rising" as well as his solo disc from 2005, "Devils and Dust" 
 
inclusion in the upcoming 2007-2008 
 
both with Brendan O'Brien as producer. From Third Day to The Georgia Music Production SourceBook, 
 
Wallflowers to Train have all recorded at Southern Tracks. 
 
please call Gary Powell at Oz Publishing 
 
In 1999, Clark was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall 
 
404.633.1779 or sign up online at 
 
of Fame. 
 
www.ozonline.tv. 
 
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 Photo Credit: Courtsey of Southern Screen Report (c) 2007 Photo Credit:Courtsey of Southern Screen Report (c) 2007 
 
Photo: (L-R) Benn Konsynski, Ian Bogost, Ira Deutchman and Marcus Matthews 
Salzberg Keynotes C.E.C.I.L. Conference 
On June 2, 2007 the Committee on Entertainment Capital, Investment and Legislation (C.E.C.I.L.) presented Investing in Georgia Film & Game Content Production at Emory University's Goizueta Business School. C.E.C.I.L. is comprised of industry professionals and Georgia entertainment industry professional trade associations. With support of the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office, C.E.C.I.L. conducted this first in a series of professional education conferences targeted to Georgia-resident accredited investors. The conference goal was to educate high-net worth investors to consider investment opportunities in Georgia's indigenous entertainment industry, specifically film and video game development. 
 
Dr. Benn Konsynski of the 
 
Goizueta Business School served 
 
as the program moderator. David 
 
Salzberg, president of Mandalay 
 
Integrated Media Entertainment, 
 
gave the keynote address 
 
entitled The Basics of Investing 
 
in Content Production. Other featured speakers included Will 
 
Photo: David Salzberg 
 
Packer, executive producer for 
 
Rainforest Films; Jeff Hoffman, managing partner 
 
for Smith Hoffman Capital; Ian Bogost of Persuasive 
 
Games; Dama Chasle and Jeffrey Begun of Axium 
 
International; Marcus Matthews of Blue Heat Games 
 
and Bill Thompson, director of the Georgia Film, 
 
Video & Music Office. 
 
The conference explored business trends in film 
 
and game production with panels that included 
 
"Production, Distribution and Cash Flow" as 
 
well as a brief session overview on the current 
 
Georgia state tax incentives for investment in content 
 
production. For information on C.E.C.I.L., visit 
 
http://www.lab601.com/cecil. 
 
Stewart... continued from page 1 
 
"Georgia's recorded music industry dates 
 
back to the 1920's," said Bill Thompson, director 
 
of the Georgia Film, Video & Music office. 
 
"We are known for every genre from R&B to 
 
bluegrass to rock, soul, country, southern rock, 
 
rap and alternative rock. Atlanta is the hip-hop 
 
capital of the world and Georgia music is a $2 
 
billion dollar per year industry." 
 
Thompson also noted that the creativity and 
 
originality of the state's artists is reflected in 
 
the fact that Georgians routinely have multiple 
 
hits in the Billboard Top Ten and they also bring 
 
home numerous GRAMMY Awards each year. The roundtable convened to begin the 
conversation regarding Georgia's world class music industry future, specifically addressing 
 
Photo: Front Row: (L-R) Charley Humbard, Dallas Austin, John Sparrow and Paul Diaz. Back Row: Paul Butler, Cappriccieo Scates, Russell Carter, Joel Katz, Bill Thompson, Rudi Schlegel, Ken Stewart, Chuck Leavell, Charlie Brusco, Dee Dee Murray, Demmette Guidry, Lisa Love, Sunshine Diaz, Steve Dancz and Bruce Burch 
 
how to ensure continued industry growth and global 
 
to the next level in the industry. The group agreed 
 
recognition. During the event, industry professionals to focus on targeted initiatives, to meet twice a year 
 
shared their insights, experience and expertise in a and to form a Georgia Music Task Force to further 
 
free flowing collaborative effort to help take Georgia the growth of the music industry statewide. 
 
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 Photo Credit: 2007 bobmahoney.com Photo Credit: Zomba Recordings/LaFace Records 
 
Photo: Drive-By Truckers 
Countdown to AthFest 
 
From June 20-24, 2007 AthFest will rock outdoor Photo: (L-R) Charles S. Dutton, Maggie Renzi and John Sayles stages in historic downtown Athens, Georgia. AFF Highlights 
Headliners Perpetual Groove, The Whigs and 
 
O Drive-By Truckers and many other local, regional 
and nationally recognized Athens-based talent will 
 
pening the 31st Annual Atlanta Film Festival (AFF) was the documentary Last Days of Left Eye directed 
 
perform during the festival on two outdoor stages by Oscar Nominee Lauren Lazin. The documentary was 
 
and in an evening "club crawl." The annual family- just one of over 150 films from around the globe featured 
 
friendly music and arts festival will feature over 100 
 
during AFF. During the festival's ten day run in April, over 
 
bands. 
 
13,000 movie fans screened a diverse line-up, engaged in 
 
Perpetual Groove, an experimental jam band on conversations with visiting filmmakers and gleaned tips 
 
the Athens scene, will headline the outdoor stages from industry professionals at the featured panels. 
 
on Friday, June 22nd at 9:00 p.m. Perpetual Groove Preceding the festival was the IMAGE Film Awards Gala. 
 
recently released their third album, "LiveLoveDie." Now in its seventh year, the Gala recognizes achievement 
 
Pop trio, The Whigs, will headline on Saturday, June in Southeastern media arts and is IMAGE's largest annual 
 
23rd at 9:00 p.m. Rolling Stone Magazine once 
 
fundraising event. The Gala dinner and awards ceremony 
 
called them "the best unsigned band in America" were held in the Egyptian Ballroom at the Fox Theatre. 
 
while Relix Magazine named The Wigs "the next 
 
Tony Award winner Charles S. Dutton, who stars 
 
big thing from Athens." Southern rockers Drive-By in John Sayles and Maggie Renzi's upcoming film 
 
Truckers will close the festival on Sunday, June 24th Honeydripper, presented Sayles and Renzi with the 
 
at 7:00 p.m. 
 
Ossie Davis Award. Also honored for their contributions 
 
Since 1997, the mission of AthFest has been 
 
to independent film and media arts were: Will Packer, 
 
to educate citizens and visitors about the music 
 
producer, Rainforest Films (Stomp the Yard, The Gospel) 
 
and arts scene of Athens and to showcase the 
 
Kenny Blank, executive director, Atlanta Jewish Film 
 
musicians, artists, businesses and residents of the Festival and the Georgia Production Partnership, a not- 
 
local community. Most outdoor events, including for-profit coalition of companies and individuals who are 
 
KidsFest, are free of charge. To view the podcast active in the state's film, video, music and interactive 
 
Countdown to AthFest 2007 or for artist listings 
 
game industries. 
 
and festival details visit www.athfest.com. 
 
Music... continued from page 8 
Governor Perdue acknowledged this year's GRAMMY nominees: Susan Archie, Nitti, John McCutcheon and Kendrick Dean, as well as GRAMMY winners Hillary Lindsey and the late Ossie Davis with presentations of Photo: (L-R) Commissioner Ken Stewart & Chuck Leavell commendations. 
 
Good Eats Takes the Peabody 
On June 4th, 2007 the Food Network's long-running series Good Eats, hosted by Alton Brown, received a Peabody Award. The oldest honor in electronic media, the Peabody recognizes achievement and public service by stations, networks, individuals and producing organizations. Good Eats began production in Atlanta, Georgia in 1999 and has aired since July 2000. This is the first Peabody for Brown and the Food Network. 
 
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 Class of 2007: Usher, Lynyrd Skynyrd & Freddie Cole 
 
This year, the 29th Annual Georgia 
 
Music Hall of Fame 
 
Awards Show and 
 
Banquet will kick off 
 
Georgia Music Week. 
 
Friends of Georgia 
 
Photo: Usher 
 
Music recently announced that the 
 
2007 Hall of Fame Inductees are: R&B/Pop singer and 
 
actor, Usher; Southern Rock Group, Lynyrd Skynyrd; 
 
Gospel Singer/Songwriter, Mylon LeFevre; Jazz Singer, 
 
Freddy Cole and the late Babs Richardson, who 
 
along with her husband, Bob Richardson, owned and 
 
operated Master Sound Recording Studios of Atlanta 
 
for 27 years. During the event R&B singer/songwriter 
 
Johnta Austin will receive the 2007 Bill Lowery Horizon Award. 
Every year since 1979, Friends of Georgia Music has nominated, elected and inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame individuals who have made a significant contribution to Georgia's musical traditions. The awards show and banquet will be held Saturday, September 8, 2007 in the Thomas B. Murphy Ballroom of the Georgia World Congress Center and will be broadcast live on Georgia Public Broadcasting. 
Friends of Georgia Music annually awards scholarships that enable future musicians, songwriters and composers to continue their education and pursue their dreams. Please contact the Friends of Georgia Music Festival Inc. at 770.934.0906 for additional information. 
 
Atlanta Screening for Coppola's CODA 
 
Francis Ford Coppola, the award winning director of films including Apocalypse Now and The Godfather trilogy, recently screened CODA: Thirty Years Later at the Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University. The documentary is an informal sequel to Coppola's Heart of Darkness which 30 years ago chronicled the director's problemplagued making of Apocalypse Now. 
CODA: Thirty Years Later explores the inspirations and obstacles of 
 
Coppola's filmmaking career. In addition to sharing Coppola's thoughts about filmmaking, creativity and the nature of consciousness, the film takes viewers behind the scenes of his latest feature, Youth Without Youth, which is scheduled to be released this fall. Following the screening, Coppola held a question and answer session for those attending. 
Kicking off the Coppola experience on the previous evening was the screening of Hearts of Darkness at the Rialto. 
 
Photo: Francis Ford Coppola 
 
Photo: Alton Brown 
 
Photo Credit: Marion Laney, Atlanta 
 
Brown began his production career while in college at the University of Georgia, operating camera as a volunteer on a music video shoot for Athensbased R.E.M. He worked in video production and as a steadicam operator, later becoming a commercial film director with First Light Productions in Atlanta, Thom 2 Productions in Nashville and Film Fair Chicago. 
Brown's life changed when wife, Deanna, challenged him to cease his complaints over the dismal quality of food television and create his own show. They packed their bags and dogs for Vermont after Brown was accepted in a two-year degree program at the New England Culinary Institute. Upon completion of his degree, Brown returned to Atlanta and worked in several high-end restaurants while concepting, then scripting the show that explores the science, anthropology, history, math and art of what we eat. 
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 Association Announcements: 
 Atlanta Screenwriters Group was founded to assist local screenwriters develop their ideas, give support, swap industry stories and provide constructive feedback for their work. For meeting information, please visit www.atlscript.org. 
 Atlanta Urban MediaMakers Association, Inc. (AUMAi) mission is to empower people through cultural diversity in animation, film and video. For more information on AUMAi's monthly meetings, call 770.345.8048 or visit www.urbanmediamakers.com. 
 The Georgia Production Partnership (GPP) is a statewide organization of filmmakers and film industry executives committed to keeping Georgia a film-friendly and competitive force in the film and video community. For membership information email info@georgiaproduction.org or visit their website at www.georgiaproduction.org. 
 IMAGE Film & Video Center offers filmmaking workshops and screenings. For more information, contact IMAGE at 404.352.4225 or check the website at www.imagefv.org. 
 Media Communications AssociationInternational is a global community that provides opportunities for networking, members-only benefits, forums for education and the resources for information to media professionals. The local chapter website is www.mcaiatlanta.org. 
 National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (The Recording Academy) is dedicated to providing educational opportunities and improving the cultural environment and quality of life for music and its makers. For information visit www.grammy.com/atlanta. 
 NATAS/Atlanta is the local chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. For information please call 770.414.8777. 
 Women in Film and Television/Atlanta (WIFT/A), is dedicated to the education, promotion, support and unification of women working in or studying film, video, television and related creative and business fields. Please check their website at www.wifta.org for meeting dates and information. 
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Photo: (L-R) Terry Collis and Bill Thompson 
Jackson Lensed Mrs. Hobbes' House Wraps 
The independent feature Mrs. Hobbes' House, produced and directed by Terry Collis, recently completed an 18day shooting schedule in Jackson, Georgia. 
The film portrays a wealthy woman who finds that she is penniless after the unexpected death of her husband. Her one possession is a dilapidated boarding house, which she eventually adopts along with its young residents. 
Jackson, Georgia resident Martha Almond served as executive producer on the film and Katie Willard Troebs was production supervisor. Collis has two films slated to shoot in Georgia in 2007, each with progressively higher budgets. 
Memoriam: William B. Stilwell 7/2/1949 - 3/25/2007 
Bill Stilwell and his wife, Annette, moved to Atlanta in the mid-70's as part of the production crowd from North Carolina that was called the "Charlotte mafia." After graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill with a degree in Radio, Television and Motion Pictures, Photo: Bill Stilwell Stilwell started as a gaffer, became a lighting director, and then began directing in the early 80's. 
Annette and Bill owned Smith & Stilwell, Inc. together, which is a payroll provider for cast, crew, stagehands and advertising photographers, as well as Stilwell Casting. 
Stilwell's passion for life led to extraordinary encounters. He saw Edgar Bergan and Charlie McCarthy's last performance in Las Vegas. He had dinner with multimillionaire entrepreneur and Segway inventor, Dean Kamen. Stilwell directed and worked with Johnny Unitas, Sonny Jurgensen, Jack Palance, Louise Mandrell, and Suzanne Somers. 
Early in his career, the Stilwells were invited to move to Los Angeles, but in his own words, "I'll never regret staying put." Memorial services were held March 28th, 2007 at Piedmont Park. 
 
 Tasty Marketing 
 
The Georgia Film, Video & Music 
 
Office's marketing 
 
Photo: Alison Fibben 
 
piece entitled "Your Fortune Is In 
 
Georgia" garnered a first place Association of Film 
 
Commissioners International Marketing Award during 
 
the 22nd annual AFCI Locations Trade Show in Santa 
 
Monica, California. The competition spanned the 
 
globe from national film commissions such as Utah 
 
and San Francisco Film Offices to international film 
 
commissions located in Hong Kong and South New 
 
Zealand. 
 
The fortunes in the "Your Fortune Is In Georgia" 
 
cookies varied from "Shoot in Georgia & have plenty 
 
Perry... from page 1 
series. Everyone watched those shows because they made you laugh and had heart, and House of Payne is the same way." 
Set and lensed in Atlanta, House of Payne features LaVan Davis as fireman Curtis "Pops" Payne, a man who believes his house should be his castle, he the king and his wife, Ella (Cassi Davis), the queen. Unfortunately, their castle has become more of a Grand Central Station thanks to frequent visits from their son Calvin, a college student whose lack of funds keeps him returning to his parents' table, as well as from their nephew CJ and his family. 
Executive producer Reuben Cannon believes the link between the independent spirit of Turner (TBS) and the independent nature of Tyler Perry are a great fit. "This series was created and shot in Atlanta, the home of TBS, so what better network to air the series?" 
In addition to serving as director, executive producer and writer on the show, Perry made a guest appearance in the first episode as Madea. Most recently Perry has written and directed the romantic comedy Daddy's Little Girls, starring Idris Elba and Gabrielle Union. 
 
of money left over for the wrap party and a new Hummer." to "No grits. No glory." Project manager Alison Fibben conceived the idea and collaborated with the GDEcD marketing department to execute her concept design for the direct mail piece. 
Georgia was represented at the Locations Trade Show 2007 by film location specialists Craig Dominey and Lee Thomas, as well as director Bill Thompson. The Georgia Film, Video & Music Office representatives shared booth space with Savannah Film Commissioner director Jay Self. The international trade show and seminar series was attended by more than 300 film commissions and industry company exhibitors from around the world and an estimated 4,000 film industry professionals. 
Dance of the Dead Wraps 
Dance of the Dead was filmed entirely in Rome and Floyd County over the course of five weeks this spring. The indie horror thriller directed by Georgians Gregg Bishop and producer Stephen Caudill, tells the story of zombies attacking on the night of the Homecoming Dance. The only people who can stop them are the losers who couldn't get dates to the dance. 
"When Stephen and Gregg first approached us, they were scouting for just one specific site," said Ann Hortman sales and events coordinator for the Greater Rome Convention & Visitors Bureau. "After that initial request was fulfilled, another location request was made, and they suddenly realized we had it all! Besides the obvious benefits of economic impact to our community, we are thrilled with the exposure that is brought to our city from the film industry. We love hosting filmmakers in Rome!" 
The film features an all Georgia cast and crew. Local residents and students from Coosa High School filled positions of production assistant, grip, best boy, assistant set designer and craft services assistant. Students and other residents also donned zombie attire for the late night shoots only to transform back the next morning into their high school and daily roles. Many of the students earned high school credit for their contributions as well as a listing in the movie credits. 
Dance of the Dead is set for a 2008 release. 
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 Governor Hosts Celebrate Georgia Music 
The third annual Celebrate Georgia Music reception hosted by Governor Perdue at the Mansion on March 19th brought together over 200 artists, legislators and other music industry notables. Guests included: keyboardist for Photo: (L-R) Governor Perdue and Monica the Rolling Stones, Chuck Leavell; GRAMMY winning jazz artist Earl Klugh; multi-GRAMMY nominee songstress, Monica; Otis Redding's daughter Karla ReddingAndrews; Georgia's own American Idol, Diana DeGarmo and producer Peter Conlon. 
During the event, Governor Sonny Perdue honored local entertainment attorney Joel A. Katz for his work in the music industry. In addition to heading up the global entertainment law division at Greenberg Traurig, Katz serves as legal counsel for the Recording Academy and special counsel for the Country Music Association. 
Music... continued on page 4 
 
Supernatural Conjurer 
 
The supernatural thriller Conjurer 
 
is currently in post 
 
production. Shot 
 
during the month of 
 
April in Carrollton and 
 
Whitesburg, the film 
 
stars Andrew Bowen, 
 
Maxine Bahns and John 
 
Schneider of the Dukes 
 
of Hazzard and more 
 
recently, Smallville fame. The Red Five 
 
Photo: Clint Hutchinson 
 
Entertainment feature was directed and produced 
 
by Clint Hutchinson, co-produced by Lance 
 
Dreesen and associate-produced by Shay Griffin. 
 
"One of the exciting things about Conjurer 
 
was that it was fully supported by the Carrollton 
 
Community," Griffin said. "All funding was raised 
 
locally." 
 
In this thriller, photographer Shawn Burnett 
 
reluctantly agrees to move to an isolated country 
 
farmhouse to help his wife Helen recover from 
 
the loss of their stillborn baby. Shawn soon 
 
becomes convinced that the farm is haunted 
 
and Helen becomes estranged from her on-edge 
 
husband as the ghostly presence manifests itself in 
 
increasingly horrific and deadly ways. 
 
Conjurer was executed produced by Richard Mix 
 
and Day Permuy served as line producer. 
 
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