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Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol<\/em>\u00a0 is 170 years old, this Christmas.<\/p>\n And director Ron Carlson has found a new way to present it.<\/p>\n With his new movie, “All-American Christmas Carol”<\/a>, which premieres today, Ron gives us a female protagonist, Cindy, who lives an uninspired life in a trailer park. \u00a0 Before the arrival of three 2013-updated ghosts, Cindy could not care less about her family, her future or the consequences of her actions.<\/em><\/p>\n But it’s Christmas…and there’s supernatural magic afoot…<\/p>\n Ron, who is the founder of August Heart Films<\/a>, talked about the making of “All-American Christmas Carol”, and his experiences with re-creating Dickens’ classic in a new and unconventional setting.<\/p>\n August Heart Films’ “All-American Christmas Carol” is available today on On Demand, Amazon.com, iTunes and in major DVD outlets.<\/em><\/p>\nContinue reading →<\/a><\/div><\/li> Photograph courtesy of August Heart Films, and used with permission.<\/p><\/div>\n Ron Carlson, director of “All-American Christmas Carol”<\/a>, shares a favorite story from the set.<\/p>\n August Heart Films’ “All-American Christmas Carol” is available today on On Demand, Amazon.com, iTunes and in major DVD outlets.<\/em><\/p>\nContinue reading →<\/a><\/div><\/li> Photograph courtesy of August Heart Films, and used with permission.<\/p><\/div>\n So, what’s it like to make a Christmas movie at Christmastime?\u00a0\u00a0 Ron Carlson, director of “All-American Christmas Carol”, <\/a>shares some insights!<\/p>\n August Heart Films’ “All-American Christmas Carol” is available today on On Demand, Amazon.com, iTunes and in major DVD outlets.<\/em><\/p>\nContinue reading →<\/a><\/div><\/li> Photograph courtesy of Deborah and Richard Foster\/Foster Entertainment, and used with permission.<\/p><\/div>\n Richard and Deborah Foster are a husband-and-wife team of independent filmmakers.\u00a0 And this Christmas, they’re doing something they’ve always wanted to do!<\/p>\n Deborah and Richard have been doing photography, film and video production for more than thirty-five years.\u00a0 Their company, Foster Entertainment<\/a>, has won more than seventy national awards for their television ad campaigns, short films and photography.<\/p>\n But Christmas 2012 marks a first for them: the preview of their first full-length feature film, “So This Is Christmas”!<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0 The Fosters shot their film in Tulsa, Oklahoma in twenty-seven days, with a cast which included Eric Roberts, Vivica Fox and Lexi Ainsworth.<\/p>\n Prior to reaching the theatres, “So This is Christmas” won five awards<\/a>.<\/p>\nContinue reading →<\/a><\/div><\/li> Photograph courtesy of Deborah and Richard Foster\/Foster Entertainment, and used with permission.<\/p><\/div>\n What’s involved in of creating an award-winning Christmas movie? Husband-and-wife independent filmmakers Deborah and Richard Foster, of Foster Entertainment, talk about their day-to-day creative process on their new film, “So This Is Christmas”<\/a>!<\/p>\nContinue reading →<\/a><\/div><\/li> Photograph courtesy of Deborah and Richard Foster\/Foster Entertainment, and used with permission<\/p><\/div>\n Independent filmmakers Richard and Deborah Foster are looking forward to the Tulsa premiere of their first feature film, “So This Is Christmas”!\u00a0 According to their Facebook page,<\/a> the film premieres on December 2 in Tulsa.<\/p>\n![\"Photograph](\"https:\/\/noelophile.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/11\/ron-on-set.jpg\")
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