BRIAN J. BEATRICE

A pretty great Nature show I sound designed and sound edited, mixed by Ed Campbell at Thirteen, airs on PBS, this Sunday April 19th at 8pm.

Nature - Loneliest Animals

Next Saturday, April 25th, there will be the premiere screening of the documentary, the Legend of Pale Male, at the Greenwich Audubon Society. I’ve been working my butt off on the film since January and it will receive the 2009 Best of Festival award at the International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula, Montana in May. The film chronicles a Belgian filmmaker’s near obsession with a red-tailed hawk that “moves” to NYC, its established residence on Mary Tyler Moore’s esteemed building and the lives it affects in Central Park, NYC and the birding community.

There are 2 screenings; 4pm and 6pm. It is free but a $10 donation is suggested. If all goes well this week, I expect to NOT be there!

http://www.guidezilla.com/event.asp?id=11897

http://www.ctenvironmentalheadlines.com/2009/04/event-film-screening-legend-of-pale.html

FILM SCREENING: “The Legend of Pale Male” With film director and producer, Frederic Lilien – Guidezilla New Haven, CT Events Calendar: “Join Frederic Lilien for this special screening of The Legend of Pale Male – a new film that will receive the 2009 Best of Festival award at the International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula, Montana this May. Saturday, April 25, 2009, from 4 PM to 6 PM, at Audubon Connecticut, 613 Riversville Road, Greenwich, CT 06831. RSVP to Jeff Cordulac 203-869-5272 x 239.”