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National THEA Award Winner
The prestegious THEA award has been presented to RLR Production Group, Inc. for outstanding creative and production achievement for
The Discovery Center: "Operation Urgent Fury".
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The Outermost House is one of America's most beloved books on the environment, as well as one of the most beautifully written classics of the early 20th century. RLR is in the early development of a classroom learning experience based on this work.
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RLR Production Group Executive Producer Bob Raser is a "video storyteller" ready to turn your ideas into reality... RLR executive producer/director [photo left] Bob Raser credits include director [DGA], producer, writer, executive producer, creative consultant, programming and development executive, even ratings winning cable NBC network host. Bob's hands-on experience delivers a signature style that is always beyond creative expectations. With an award winning track record in entertainment TV, direct marketing, VIP corporate theatre, not for profit productions and music television, Raser always brings his unique creative overview to every project he delivers.
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From RLR: Pat Boone, "Love Letters in the Sands of Time" presents music icon Pat Boone hosting an hour of music milestones from his late 50's hit TV variety hour with performances from Mel Tourme, Julie London, The Mills Brothers, Nat King Cole, George Shearing, Count Basie, Connie Francis, Ella Fitzgerald and many more American songbook superstars in this music driven hour of classic LIVE performances.
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| Mr. Boone on stage delivering stories & intros to clips from his 50's hit TV series for his PBS hour, "Love Letters in the Sands of Time". Also available on DVD |
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| Pat Boone between takes on stage for Pat Boone: "Love Letters in the Sands of Time". [also available on DVD] |
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"Don't take it personal" - Alzheimer's Family Diaries. RLR interview/camera teams are looking for - and in production now with family members, relatives and friends of Alzheimer's patients who can tell the stories of the "journey" of the illness, and what it meant to them. The working title is taken form a parking lot attendant who said his grandfather had it, and no matter what grand dad said to him as the illness progressed, he had to learn to "not take it personal". Experts and authors will react to comments & stories in an effort to deliver a program that rounds out a profile of the disease that often deals only with patients & caregivers. A trailer for the project will be seen here upon completion.
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