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Behind the Scenes

Radio production

04/01/10 -- Actors Chris Kramer and Kimmy Robertson are recorded as they pray the Rosary in Family Theater Productions' sound studio, Hollywood. The Broadcast Rosary will be a 15-20 minute program, which several radio stations have requested. It is funded by the Stephen and Mary Birch Foundation, Wilmington, DE.

Sound engineer Elli Bazini records Chris Kramer and Kimmy Robertson for the Broadcast Rosary.

Recording session

04/01/10 -- Family Theater Productions' sound engineer, Elli Bazini, operates the control panel as he records actors Chris Kramer and Kimmy Robertson praying the Rosary in Family Theater's glass-encased, sound-proof studio in Hollywood. The Broadcast Rosary when completed is expected to be 15-20 minutes and will be available to radio stations throughout the country.

Father David Guffey, CSC, producer, and Tony Sands (right), director, both of Family Theater Productions discuss a camera angle with director of photography Jack Winch on a recent on-location production in San Pedro, Calif. They were filming a new Manifest Mysteries drama.

Film production leaders

06/15/10 -- Father David Guffey, CSC, producer, and Tony Sands (right), director, both of Family Theater Productions discuss a camera angle with director of photography Jack Winch on a recent on-location production in San Pedro, Calif. They were filming a new Manifest Mysteries drama.

Camera assistants A.J. Ricket-Epstein (left) and Alex Van Brande  secure a camera to a jib for smooth and artistic camera movements during a recent Family Theater Productions' film shoot  in San Pedro, Calif.

Attaching camera

07/01/10 -- Camera assistants A.J. Ricket-Epstein (left) and Alex Van Brande secure a camera to a jib for smooth and artistic camera movements during a recent Family Theater Productions' film shoot in San Pedro, Calif.

The cast and crew get ready to film a scene on location in San Pedro, Calif., for Family Theater Productions' next Manifest Mysteries drama.

"Take One"

06/15/10 -- The cast and crew get ready to film a scene on location in San Pedro, Calif., for Family Theater Productions' next Manifest Mysteries drama.

In Family Theater Productions' sound studio, Hollywood, Father Willy Raymond, CSC, the media ministry's national director, and Elli Bazini, its sound engineer, proudly display the Gabriel Award for "Substitute Santa," a Classic Radio drama.  The award was presented by the Catholic Academy for Communication Arts Professionals, June 3, in New Orleans.

Family Theater Productions wins 2010  Gabriel Award

06/30/10 -- In Family Theater Productions' sound studio, Hollywood, Father Willy Raymond, CSC, the media ministry's national director, and Elli Bazini, its sound engineer, proudly display the Gabriel Award for "Substitute Santa," a Classic Radio drama. The award was presented by the Catholic Academy for Communication Arts Professionals, June 3, in New Orleans.

Family Theater Productions' intern Hai-Tan Le and Father David Guffey, CSC, its Director of Film and Television, edit a trailer.

Film editing

07/16/10 -- Family Theater Productions' intern Hai-Tan Le edits a trailer with the assistance of Father David Guffey, CSC, the Catholic media ministry's Director of Film and Television.

Behind the Scenes

Family Theater Productions' intern Hai-Tan Le and Father David Guffey, CSC, its Director of Film and Television, edit a trailer.

07/16/10 - Family Theater Productions' intern Hai-Tan Le edits a trailer with the assistance of Father David Guffey, CSC, the Catholic media ministry's Director of Film and Television.  »

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