Peter Foldy

Kenny G Joins 100 Music Greats From 16 Countries for “Quarantine Music Chain”

May 6, 2020 Peter Foldy 0

Inspired by Composer Imre Czomba in response to the COVID/quarantine impact on the music industry, the song and music video ‘Quarantine Music Chain’ is a global gift – from musicians of the world. The tragedy […]

Stage 32, Trick Candle and Glass House Distribution Launch Microbudget Horror Film Competition

January 21, 2020 Peter Foldy 0

The world’s largest online film networking and education platform, Stage 32, has partnered with Trick Candle Productions and Glass House Distribution to launch a brand-new Microbudget Horror Script Competition for 2020, it was announced today. […]

Sebastian Sacco – A Brit in L.A is on Track for Stardom

November 15, 2019 Peter Foldy 0

SEBASTIAN SACCO is a talented British actor who has worked on top UK television shows and many award-winning short films. After Lana Steele, a successful web series in which Sacco was a co-star, gained millions […]

2019 American Film Market Opens in Santa Monica

November 6, 2019 Peter Foldy 0

The 40th American Film Market® (AFM®) opened November 6, 2019 at the Loews Hotel in Santa Monica with an estimated 7,000 participants in attendance for screenings, meetings, networking, and panels, and to solidify deals on both […]

“Comrade Photographer” – A Photo Exhibit by Bruce Alan Greene

October 24, 2019 Peter Foldy 0

Bruce Alan Greene, a native of Newton, Massachusetts, and graduate of the American Film Institute Conservatory, has been working in Hollywood for over 30 years as a specialist in narrative cinema. His Steadicam and camera […]

#bOObs For Life Opens at the Perfect Exposure Gallery

October 9, 2019 Peter Foldy 0

In a one of a kind event that merges art and medicine, photographer, Sylvia Kouveli and artist, Ted Meyer present an awareness exhibition of their collaborative work entitled #bOObs for Life at the Perfect Exposure Gallery in Alhambra, commencing October 8, […]

Perfect Exposure Gallery to Exhibit Once Censored Photographs by Dorothea Lange

July 17, 2019 Peter Foldy 0

Commissioned by the federal government, Dorothea Lange’s seemingly innocent photographs of Japanese-Americans from the early 1940s document something clearly sinister. The racially motivated relocation and internment of more that 110,000 people of Japanese ancestry during […]