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FEATURE FILM USES SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR’S YESTERYEAR VILLAGE TO FILM SCENES FROM ACTION ADVENTURE FILM

9/26/2008

Nick Schroeder who plays “Muley” and Kimberely Ann Jones “Alice” will be featured in the scenes being filmed on Saturday September 27, 2008 at the South Florida Fair Grounds. The historic “Riddle House” as well as other parts of Yesteryear Village will be used for these scenes.



A documentary about the USS Drum Submarine including interviews from World War 2 Submarine Veterans is also being produced in co-operation with Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama. Three of the USS Drum World War 2 Submarine Veterans featured in the Drum Documentary currently reside in south Florida.



The movie’s core, crew members are residents of south Florida: Ralph Villani/DirectorProducer; Mike Teutsch/SpecialFXCoordinator; Jon Schellenger/Director of Photography; Rob Norris/Producer- Chief Sound Mixer; Jane Vereen/Line Producer; Greg Jocoy/Data Specialist; Bob Lutjen/Lighting Design; Jose Herrera/Assistant Director of Photography; and Alejandro Mejia/Assistant Sound Mixer. The script was written by Lynanne Rockhill, who also is a south Florida resident. Submarine Veteran Tom Bowser and Museum Curator Lesley Waters are the consultants on the ground in Mobile.



For more information on SEAVIPER the movie or the upcoming USS DRUM documentary, please contact Rob Norris at (561) 352-5052 or Ralph Villani at (772) 215-5695. Or visit us online at www.seaviper.net.

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