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ROSEMARY
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Rosemary Serluca,
Associate Manager, New York, NY, brings her unique experience to
AEI working as a writer, TV producer, and on camera personality.
She is a lifetime student of spirituality, psychology, and holistic
studies and specializes in using the written word as a powerful
healing modality.
She has published in The Christian Science Monitor, New York Spirit,
Women’s News, and many others. Her personal essay, “Pass the Pasta
Please” is featured in the anthology Take Two—They ‘re Small.
Her play, Broken Promises, was produced at the Theatre Studio, (NY)
and she is currently adapting it into a novel.
She has produced numerous TV and radio commercials, promotions,
and videos for such clients as AT&T, Revlon, Nickelodeon, Procter
& Gamble, NBC’s Dateline and worked on the children’s TV series,
The Great Space Coaster.
She has appeared as a guest expert on the TV shows Iyanla, (ABC)
and Ask E. Jean, (America’s Talking,) speaking on reuniting and
healing relationships with lost/estranged loved ones and has wide
experience working as an actor and voice over artist in theatre,
television and radio.
Rosemary is a graduate of New York University (NY) with a B.F.A.
Film/Television. She has studied screenwriting at Playwright’s Horizon
(NY), acting at HB Studios (NY) and is a recipient of a writing
fellowship from the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. She is
a graduate of the IM School of Healing Arts (NY) and is a certified
energy healer. Memberships include Dramatists Guild, Screen Actors
Guild, NYWIFT, and NWU.
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MARISA
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Marisa D'Vari is a
former entertainment industry executive (TriStar, MGM) who started
her career in the motion picture literary department of International
Creative Management.
Now the President of Deg.Com Communications in Boston, she uses
techniques developed while working with writers to empower entrepreneurs,
executives, and corporations through media positioning and presentation
skills.
A national speaker and author of five books, D'Vari has conducted
keynote speeches and workshops for the Institute of Management Consultants,
the American Society of Association Executives, National Speakers
Association, Boston Security Analysts Society, and Harvard University
and a wide variety of literary and screenwriting associations and
conferences.
D'Vari is the author of Script
Magic: Subconscious Techniques to Conquer Writer’s Block
(2000) and eagerly anticipated book Creating Characters: Let
Them Whisper Their Secrets (Winter, 2005 Michael Wiese Productions).
This book features a companion site with additional articles at
HollywoodScreenwriter.
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JULIA
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Julia Molino
is a sales consultant specializing in brand-building communications
with an emphasis in promotional publishing, licensing, and
event-related marketing. Clients include, among others, American
Express, Coca-Cola, Discovery Channel, Harlequin Romances,
Marvel Comics and NASCAR.
Ms.Molino has over 15 years experience in publishing, having
started her career licensing subsidiary and international
translation rights for Harry N. Abrams /Stewart Tabori &
Chang, the US's preeminent publisher of art books and illustrated
design and cookbooks. She moved to Marvel Comics, where she
established a licensed publications profit center that included
a program of children's books sold to Random House, Golden
Books, Disney, and others, as well as adult and young adult
novels and illustrated books sold to Berkley/Putnam and Boxtree
in the UK.
After establishing her consulting business, Ms. Molino worked
for Meredith Corporation (publisher of Better Homes &
Gardens and Ladies' Home Journal), where she developed
custom communication programs for companies including: Eastman
Kodak, Hershey's Chocolate, and Healthy Choice. Similarly,
she developed new business for American Express Custom Publishing
(publishers of Food & Wine and Travel + Leisure)
including a glossy magazine exclusively for the Auberge Resorts
and Spas.
Earlier, Ms. Molino was responsible for selling the illustrated
cookbook Everyday Chinese Cooking to Clarkson N. Potter,
creating the marketing concept of mother-daughter authors
to highlight the cultural heritage of China-born chef and
restaurateur Leeann Chin and her youngest daughter Katie Chin,
a budding chef born and raised in the Mid-Western part of
the United States. The authors are now regular guests on the
Today Show and in early '04 will begin airing a PBS cooking
show: Double Happiness: Everyday Chinese Cooking. Multi-platform
marketing plans also included a 10,000-copy sale of the book
to 50 Leeann Chin Inc. Restaurants. Ms. Molino recently partnered
with Hollywood producer Ken Atchity of AEI Literary Management
as a New York associate specializing in similar corporate-sponsored
multi-media projects and integrated marketing programs.
Ms. Molino is a graduate of Boston University's School of
Public Communication, where she received a Bachelor of Science
and interned with the U.S. House of Representatives (pre-Monica)
and CNN in its first year of operation (when the only advertisers
were the Ginzu Knives and Slim Whitman's Greatest Hits). Ms.
Molino currently resides in Fairfield County in Southern Connecticut
and works out of Stamford and New York City.
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EVE POMERANCE
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Eve Pomerance
is presently in pre-production with her first feature length
screenplay REVELATIONS, which she intends to shoot in the
Autumn of 2007. Jonathan Mossek, her co-writer, will be directing.
She is also developing a slate of three other movies with
her producing partner, Andy Myers, which they aim to have
in production this coming Autumn.
In addition, Eve has adapted Richard Bach's Best Seller One
for the big screen. Tricia van Klaveren is producing. Eve
has received the Media Fund and the London Pre-production
and Development Fund twice for her screenwriting. She also
won the Best Screenplay Award at New York Film Festival in
2003.
Eve worked for ICM as an assistant to a talent agent for one
year, where she learned about agenting, the bigger picture
and found all of the finance for Mathew Vaugn's debut, THE
INNOCENT SLEEP.
Eve's stories have appeared in The Independent Newspaper (UK)
and other trade journals.
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