My mom and dad were important to me as are my friends and the many ordinary people you meet every day. I am an avid reader and enjoy reading journals from people who lived in a different time. As I get older, I realize I have yet to leave my mark on the world, to say I was here, and to pass on something of value. Movies allow for a window into the world, a way to relate and hopefully to grow from the shared human experience. I know I will never be a Shakesphere or a great director but I would love to touch others and in a small way to make my dance here memorable.
Press Release:
November, 30, 2006
9:18 PM
Daddy..s Girl wins BEST PICTURE in a drama at the NY International Film festival, the world..s largest independent Film Festival.
The crowd jumped to their feet cheering for ..Daddy..s Girl.. at this year..s NY International film festival. Critics called it ..Heartwarming.., ..Inspirational.. and ..A must see film...
..Daddy..s Girl.. is the story of a father raising his daughter along when along comes Becky, a girl from a troubled home with dark secrets. The story follows the lives of these two girls over 12 years as they struggle into adulthood and for Becky, to learn to cope with her past. Through laugher and tears, ..Daddy..s Girl.. touches your heart as we see a life which was lost finally made whole.
The cast was selected from over 2,000 actors and the story is made more vibrant through the quality performances of Angie Berube, Natalie Kline, Kristin Wishoski, Kendra Lemoine, and Sophie Carpenter. Filming was done in New Hampshire by Sirona Studios.
Dennis King, the president of Sirona Studios notes that the cast has participated in a number of fund raisers including High Hopes to benefit chronically and seriously ill children, The Almost Famous Halloween Costume Party to benefit the Coalition for Missing and Exploited Children, and most recently, the Premiere of ..Daddy..s Girl.. at the Cinemagic Stadium Theater to benefit the Santa Fund through the Merrimack Town Welfare Department.
Mr. King said he wanted to thank the town of Merrimack for all their help in making his film and after seeing the example of the Police Department who purchased gifts for a family on hard times, he knew just what to do.
Tickets are $10 a piece and all proceeds go to the Town Welfare Department for the Santa Fund. The premiere is at 10 AM on Saturday December 9th. Tickets can be purchased on line at www.sironastudios.com.
Directors
Hitchcock, Kubrick, Lucas, Kurasawa, Hawks, Burton, Spielberg, Ford, Peckinpaw, and Woody Allen are among my favorites. Heck, I even get Mel Brooks (Nurse Diesel and Blazing saddles along with Young Frankenstein, good stuff). Having directed a picture, I can truly appreciate how much work there is, it is not just saying "action", it is the entire vison of the movie, the completion of the empty canvas,,, the story of life caputured in small moments
Awards
BEST PICTURE (drama) at the 2006 NY International Film Festival, the largest festival in the USA..................................................................
BEST DIRECTOR at 2007 LA InternationalFilm Festival.........................
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Festivals
NY Int Film Festival 11/9-16 2006, LA Int Film Festivalt March 2007......Cannes Film Festival May 2007 2007.........................................................................................................................................Check the website for casting call info for Crimson Shadows. Calls are posted on our website www.sironastudios.com
Professional Affiliations
none yet, but give me time
Dennis King @ Sirona Studios's Interests
General
OMG, Am I that old! I don't feel it. It was hard to fess up to it but what ya gonna do. I am young at heart and I guess that is what counts most. Most people guess I am in my mid thirty's. I guess the secret is to spend time with younger people. I also enjoy "hanging out" with my kids, can learn a lot about their life, their hopes and dreams if you take the time to listen. It also keeps you current in the youth culture and I guess that helps too. Hey, I'm a Toyrus kid, I don't ever want to grow up, life is too much fun and making movies,,, well that is the most fun of all. Paul Mc Cartney once said "the trick in life to to find what you love and keep doing it". Yup, that about says it all.
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Some more stuff about me: I enjoy scuba diving (I'm a rescue diver), working on losing weight to get back in my wetsuit, Singing (used to sing professionally, even cut a record, but now stick to lullabyes, Photography, movie making, racquetball (working on getting back my A game-used to enjoy doubles and managed to escape with only the occassional doughnut),horsebackriding (I worked at a racehorse breeding farm [trotters/pacers/flats], nothing like the sight of a newborn foal on a cold February night), history (I am currently reading the journals from Lewis and Clark), science (I read JAMA for "fun"), art (I go to movies with a clip board to take notes, also love museums), meeting new people (especially people who are passionate about what they are doing), Playing cards, laughter, dancing, doing something for charity (hey ya gotta give something back), hangin out with my kids, the ocean at sunset, a clear crisp fall day, perfect for the fair or apple pickin, and chasin fireflys. I put a whole part of my life on the shelf after my divorce to raise my kids; I think it helped them but now it is time for me to get out there are meet that person who completes me. I have so many things I have yet to do and it sure would be great to do them with the one I love.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Here are some of my favorite quotes: ,,,,
I have less interest in who my grandfather was,,I am more concerned who his grandson will become. A Lincoln,,,,,,Don't let school interfere with your education. Mark Twain aka Samuel Clemens, BTW, to mark twain is a riverboat expression taking mark of depths ,,,When dealing with men of business, be brief, concise, and to the point. G. Washington,,,,,What we have to do, we learn by doing. Aristole,,,,,,What on earth would a man do with himself if something did not stand in his way. H.G. Wells,,,,Now is no time to think of what you do not have, think of what you can do with what there is. Ernest Hemingway,,,The ablest man I ever met,,,is the man you think you are. FDR,,,,Wise men talk because they have something to say; Fools, because they have to say something. Plato,,,,There all kinds of things of which I was afraid at first from grizzly bears to mean horses and gunfighters; but acting as if I was not afraid helped me to cease being afraid. Teddy Roosevelt,,,,When people ask me how I came to E=MC2, I just tell them that behind all of science is my belief in God, It was that belief that helped me solve the puzzle, I just knew God would have an elegant order to the universe. A Einsten,,,If you are not failing every now and again, it is a sign you are not doing anything very innovative. Woody Allen,,,I never met a man I did not like. Will Rogers,,,,Que Sera sera, (what will be will be)
Doris Day,,,,,Just do it! Nike,,,,,,"Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans". John Lennon,,,,,,,,From "the Bishop"s wife" Cary Grant who plays the angel Dudley is reading Mrs Broms (Bishops wife) palm and he says, "In all the world there is only one constant,,,Youth and Beauty,,,Oh they are really the same thing. Loretta young then replies, "Oh but people get old." Cary replies, "People grow old because they were BORN OLD,
You were born young and will remain that way,,,, Great line and I believe it, some people are born old, me, I was born young, heck I am a toys r us kid and will find wonder and magic in all things to the end of my days,,,Claude Rains to Boogie, "I'm shocked, shocked, that gambling is going on here!,,,,,
When I am good, I'm very good. But when I am bad, I'm better. Mae West,
Harvey Korman: "Scarlet, that dress, that dress,,, it is wonderful!" Carol Burnett: "I saw it in the window and just had to have it",,,,,,From the "the Maltese Falcon" as the wrapping paper is removed to reveal a statue of a black bird; Just what is it? Boogie repiles, "The stuff dreams are made of.
Music
When Zachary was about six years old, we had been divorced for about a year and he still hoped his mother would return. below is the song that he latched onto, everytime I hear it, I think of the forelorn hope of a small boy hoping his mother might see him in the snow coverd hill, and maybe, just maybe, the landslide would bring her back.
Landslide
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This song always spoke to my desire to be more than I am, I guess we see others who appear to have things we don't and we yearn to "be like that". To be popular, to be beautiful, to have talent, poise, oh to be more than we are. I have come to realize that there are very few perfect people out there and most everyone yearns to "be like that"
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When I got divorced, I struggled to find meaning, somehow I was adrift and felt all alone. I would have walked through fire for her, I gave her my heart and even though it has been more than 10 years, I still struggle to find a way to heal my heart and move on. This song talks to that feeling of emptiness, we all need to reach out when we see others hurting, we need to find the way to heal our heart,,, we need to know how to save a life:
Unfortunately the song was deleated by you all know it.
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I actually met John Lennon on a photoshoot, seems like a lifetime ago. He was so alive, yet so childlike and playful. I cried when he died and morned with the throngs of people who came to NYC to hold a candle and each other. John was the poet for a generation, it is so true, we never realized his genius until he was gone. More than any song, we sang imagine, a song of hope, of love, and or peace, all the causes he stood for. John made us feel like we belonged, that our generation had something important to accomplish, we had a voice and more than anyone else of his time, John expressed our voice like no other. The world is a bit more empty with his passing.
I love ballad's and this one from Incubus speaks to me. I have had to work since I was 5 years old (mucking out stalls, candling eggs, picking crops).
I learned long ago that you can work with others but in the end, you are the one who needs to take the wheel and control your life.
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Here is a bit of history, this was the first WORLD WIDE SIMULCAST EVER.
The Beatles did many things and they were great because they were innovators. They added violins and piccolo trumpets to a rock band, who ever heard of that until George Martin turned them onto it. Like the Beach Boys, They created a new sound but they went beyond, kept innovating and that is why they were the best band of the century. This world wide broadcast was done during the Vietnam war just after the Tet Offensive. Things looked bleak, the war seemed endless and up to the mics came the Beatles with a song that reassured us in the most simple way, that there was a way to solve our troubles, all you need is love.
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Another ballad, hey they speak to me, This is a bit surreal but once again, it talks about taking measure of the short dance we have and holding the moments dear.
green day time of your life
Here is a funny scene from wonderfully uninhibbited Meg Ryan, so much fun!
Jack Benny once said humor is truth,,, only faster. This is a scene that speaks of truth. Watch for the tag line at the end, that is Rob Reiner's mother!
Here is another great opening scene from Cabaret, a very cleaver movie that documents the coming Nazi takeover from the perspective of a Cabaret. Very decadent and memorable performances from Joel Grey and Liza Minnelli
and of course Bob Fosse's coreography. The opening sequence sets to stage for the rest of the film. Notice that they only sell sex in this scene, later, the themes change dramatically, thus is the brilliance of this screenplay. My current project, "Deception" trys to show a similar brake down this time the terror comes from Jihadist, but we have seen the face of terror before, it takes many forms. Enjoy,, Cabaret!
Great ending, I understand that even Boogie did not know the ending until the last pages were written, Great film, pay attention to the fog
Film Noir, a style I will be using in my next film. Here is one of the best, Orson Wells is finally unmasked in this scene, notice the camera angles, the placement of shadows and the madolin which plays in the entire movie, very neat, this was filmed right after the war ended (WW II)
Another Film Noir, this is the scene that made Casablanca more than just a love story, it made the struggle real in a way similar to Cabaret, it is hard not to feel the emotion and be moved by this scene, anyone who has experienced war immediately recognises this universal pain. Wonderful movie with dynamic cast that made the movie jump out at you. Again, notice the use of shadow and cigarette smoke so important to film noir. This scene demonstrated that evil can be conquered by good, there are more of us then them, the courage of one man inspires the others to sing and in doing so, to defy evil. This scene is the key to making this a classic, other scenes with the memorial lines delivered so well make it a joy to watch but without this context, it never would have become one of the top ten movies of all time.
Here is another of my favorite themes, forlorn love. I love the mix of anger followed by the most tender of pleas to Christine, it speaks to all the people who are not perfect in some way, wanting to be accepted for who they are and of the anger for being left out. I love the confusion, the passion, and in the end, it is sympathy rather than love that draws her near, and the last thing he wants is pity, he wants love. The saddest part is when he brakes into song pleading with Christine to "save him from his solitude" Opps, the removed the video, darn, well, go out and see the movie, it is worth the rental!
Going to the theater was so much a part of my early life. I enjoyed performing on stage and watching others perform as well. Here is the theatrical release of a play, Fiddler on the Roof. A tale of endurance against all odds, of family, devotion, and above all, love. This scene has always stayed with me, it puts all the emotions together, a beautiful music video at a time when music videos (as we know them) were not invented, enjoy Topol as he sings a song familiar to all fathers, Sunrise, Sunset.
Here is a great video from "Almost Famous", a Cameron Crowe film, sorry for the poor video but I wanted the bookends in this clip, it starts with Russell, the lead guitarist, strung out on drugs and we see the song heal him and the band, very cool, wait for the last line from "Lady Goodman" aka Penny Lane, You are home!, it speaks to the outsider in all of us, we are only outside if we let ourselves be, the world is out there, go grab it,,, even the "great Russell Hammond" was on the outside, we all take our turn at being stupid, it is when you have friends that share the journey with you, they can lift you up and make you better than you are, here is Elton John's "Tiny Dancer" in context.
There are so many great scenes from Quentin's work, Pulp Fiction is an obvious choice and Kill Bill 1 &2 have lots of action scenes to choose from. Here is one of my favorites with Michael Parks and Uma, the acting is all subdued and yet intense, watch for the cigarette and for Uma's inflections, great acting is not only with big gestures, this scene shows it can be with small ones too.
The great Tom Hanks, here are 3 scenes from Cast Away, it is a hard movie to watch at times, my favorite is the last of the 3 clips, Unfortunately the best part of the scene is cut from this clip but it does set it up well. The next scene is when they both get into the car, the looks, the raw emotion, very powerful and then Tom says "You have to go home", well it is one of the best delivered lines of all time, pathos for all to see, the inflections, the pauses, the delivery, it is all what makes a good actor a great actor. Anyone can say the line, to make us all beleive it and feel for the actor as if we are living that experience, well that is very special. Unfortunatley, this is a music video version but you can see the intensity nonetheless
Here is another one of my favorite movies, Shakespeare in Love, I love the clever melding or real life and the play, buy this scene, the irony and pathos come together, truly great film making. Opps, removed again, go see it!
Fast times at Ridgemont High is a great teen movie, Now I am not gonna show you the blank off scene but if you saw the movie, you can enjoy that memory, I have kids who visit the site so need to watch what I post, Here is a scene with Ray Walston and Sean Penn, very fun and I am sure all teachers out there know this guy. That is what made this movie, besides the quest for sex which is a teen movie standard, the familiar characters are what make it really work. removed again, see this movie!
Television
I don't watch much TV except for HBO, and then only Sunday night, does that count?
Books
I love to read the journals of real people who lived real lives rather than historical novels which are not always right. I particularly like American history and have studied many Indian tribes (about 200 of the 500 tribes) and was even given a name for my help on Native American Chat. I love other cultures and how they solve life's common challenges. Did you know the Inuit have 34 words for snow, when you live up there, you learn to tell the difference. The Iroquios had a materlineal society where the women picked the chiefs and they were the real power behind the scenes. I like the different way men and women are treated in different societies, how children are raised, oh just about everything interest me, mostly on the personal level, just how do they live.
I read everyday from JAMA to the comics, its all good.
Umstepe, ayeonka wachechu shumonie wasampe epinepelo washte, Hoka Hey!
In English, Pay attention, this white man will dance among the stars, its all good,
Oh, for those of you who got this far, Sirona means bright star or wishing star in celtic lore, that is where the "star light, star bright" comes from. Sirona was the first bright star in the sky and all the hopes and dreams of many a dreamer were placed upon that star, how fitting to name my company after such a star, I am always aware of the hopes and dreams of those around me,,, I have been fortunate to have such bright stars all around me and take with them all there hopes and dreams,,, one day, I will make them all come true.
Heroes
Well Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and George Washington are right up there. I also admire Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and so many more famous people. Most of all, I admire the people who have come into my life and changed it for the better. These people include Jennifer, Sophie, Eddie, Kristin (yes even you), Natalie, Kendra and Angie (yes young people can teach other ones too, Kevin (no Soph, I did not forget), Dorothy, Sacha, Mike, Joe, Ellen and so many more. The people you meet every day can change your life and make it more whole, thanks guys, you helped me more than you know,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Here is a catchy song from Sara Bareilles, definately an up and coming star
Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY
Graduated: 1984
Degree: Master's Degree
Major: Hospital Adminsitration
1982 to 1984
Suny At Stony Brook
Stony Brook, NY
Graduated: 1980
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major: PreMed-Bio/Psych
Minor: Child Psych/Economics
Clubs: lots of cool research, not as many parties as you might think for a big "party school" Went there thinking I was smart only to meet kids with photographic memories that put me in my place.
Greek:
Rho Chi Sigma
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Here is the link to Sirona Studios
.............. Some advice on this site, select your favorite music and watch the videos.
....Enjoy, lots to see here,
lets start with the trailer to Daddy's Girl: ...........
First scroll down and watch the slide show below, the music will end on its own and then you can scroll back up and double click below ,,,,enjoy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
HERE IS THE "MAKING OF DADDY'S GIRL" VIDEO PART ONE- THIS WAS A RECORDING OF THE WOODY WOODLAND RADIO SHOW, I ADDED SOME SCENES FROM THE MOVIE TO GO WITH THE RADIO INTERVIEW, THIS IS PART ONE WITH AN INTERVIEW OF ME AND ANGIE BERUBE, who plays one of the Sarah's , THANKS FOR WATCHING, DENNIS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
The making of "Daddy's Girl" part one
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HERE IS PART TWO OF "THE MAKING OF DADDYS GIRL"
iN THIS SEGMENT, WE LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BACKSTORY OF "DADDY'S GIRL" AND GET TO KNOW MORE ABOUT SOPHIE CARPENTER AND KENDRA LEMOINE, THE TWO ACTRESSES THAT PLAY "BECKY" IN THE MOVIE. bECKY IS THE GIRL WHO CAME FROM AN ABUSED HOME AND SHE IS THE CENTRAL FOCUS OF THE DRAMA OF THE STORY. AT EVERY SHOWING, I HAVE SEVERAL WOMEN WHO COME UP TO ME AND SAY THEY WERE "BECKY", THE STORY TOUCHES MANY AND THE INCREDIBLE ACTING BY KENDRA AND SOPHIE MAKE THE STORY COME TO LIFE. HOPEFULLY MORE PEOPLE CAN SEE THIS MOVIE AS IT APPEARS TO BE MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLES LIVES.
Here are some pictures of the cast at a recent showing of "Daddy's Girl"
Here is an interview about my next film, "Deception". Filming begins this May in the Boston area. Casting calls will be in Boston and LA in February. Please check out website for details www.sironastudios.com
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Who I'd like to meet:
Here is a video, "The Making of "Daddy's Girl" part one, This is a radio interview on the Woody Woodland show, we put some video clips together with the interview and presto, instant making of video, enjoy.
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Here are some pics from Hollywood
Here is a secret about me, if you look carefully in the pictures above, you will see no drink in front of me, If I do drink, it is usually a diet coke. Still, I can have a great time and isn't that what life is all about. I laugh easily and always have a song in my heart. Just hanging with friends, good conversation, silly jokes, whatever, it is all good.
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I have been lucky to meet some famous people already but that was more by accident and circumstance. Hmmm, well Adam Sandler would be fun to meet, I think because he seems to be still a regular guy even after 20 mil a picture. Being famous is not a priority, I just like to meet people who are interesting and who change your life. Lots of people have done that already and I hope to meet a lot more in the future. We only dance a short while, it is great to meet people on the journey who can make life more vivid, teach us something about ourselves, and to provide memories which sustain us in our moments of doubt.
Here are some of my friends:
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Sorry I missed your call. I have been working some crazy hours. 18 hours days for oh about 23 days straight. Then had a few days off and off to another stretch of days. Anyways, I hope all is well and as soon as I get a solid break I will give you a ring so we can catch up. Until then my friend.
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Hi! Just wanted to make sure all my friends know that my 2nd horror novel SACRIFICE is now in stores everywhere, including Amazon.com! I hope you'll check out this debauched and demonic horror ride! Here are a couple reviews it's gotten so far:
“SACRIFICE is a full frontal assault on your senses. It is a dark, brutal, bloody and terribly frightening book. Everson went deep into some dark abyss to bring this book to the light of day.... I highly recommend SACRIFICE.” —Famous Monsters of Filmland
“John Everson manages in SACRIFICE to dispense buckets of blood, provide edgy perversity, and walk the tenuous tightrope of horror and sex without falling: It’s rather an amazing feat.” –Hell Notes
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Hello, it's me, Ruby Jane.To those who don't know me, I am a 14 year old fiddler, songwriter. I have some songs posted that are fresh out of the studio. Let me know if you like the new songs..be one of the first to hear, even before they are released!Thanks! new videos too! Ruby Jane
It's the very first episode of INTERGALACTIC and it's the first thing me and Morgan have ever acted in. It's a work in progress. I learn as I go. It's a great start though. We had a lot of fun and will be putting more stuff out soon. Maybe next time we'll have a script.
I fucking find it HILARIOUS!!!! I'm so proud of how bad it sucks. I hate introductions... I can't just start killing people. Maybe next time... maybe next time.
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Hi! Just wanted to make sure all my friends know that my 2nd horror novel 
