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Litchfield, CT | Congratulations Eric!! |
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July 24, 2007 |
Litchfield, CT | Congratulations Eric!! |
Elizabeth Merz, Co-owner of the Bantam Cinema takes a turn in our sound closet and lends her voice to the show.
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 Naren, Eric, Yvonne and Diana hard at work in the Avid room......making history! |
July 11, 2007 |
Litchfield, CT | 15 Days left!!!!! |
It's hard to believe, but Eric will be heading back to California and Survivor in 15 days (or 360 hours)!
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Eric and Harvey worked around the clock and really pushed their limits, but they have put together (with some help from the crew) the first rough cut of Dislecksia! This documentary will change your brain! |
Our 20 year old supervisor, WildKat, is hard at work from his favorite spot! |
Harvey's friend, Chris, helps us out in the sound closet (and it really is a closet) by doing a series of voice-overs for the movie. |
| June 12, 2007 | Litchfield, CT | 39 Days! |
It's hard to believe but there's only 39 days until Eric goes home to CA and back to editing Survivor!! The time is going fast but the crew is hard at work and making things happen! We've got an hour of a rough edit. Now we need to get the rest of our finishing funds together so that we can continue to move forward. You can help!! Donate or invest - contact us to find out how! |
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| June 5th, 2007 | Litchfield, CT | Hamden Hall Country Day School |
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The Captime Crew took a trip to Hamden Hall Country Day School in Hamden, Connecticut. Evelyn Russo and Margie Gillis take the research from Haskins Lab and put it to practical use at Hamden Hall, by helping teachers to become more effective in helping all children experience early reading success. Hamden Hall is a private, coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades PreK-12. Every child has the best opportunity to succeed because teachers are being trained in the complexities of reading and literacy development. Since scientifically-based reading research is used to inform instruction, the traditional failure experienced by dyslexics is prevented. |
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Margie Gillis, Senior Scientist, from Haskins lab, spends some of her precious time with us. She explains just how the information gets from Haskins lab to the schools. |
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| June 2, 2007 | Litchfield, CT | Forman School Graduation |
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Jo'Von Graduates! Forman School sent another class of talented, successful students on to college and into the working world! Our Cameras were there
to capture Jo'Von Wright getting her diploma after years of
struggle and hard work......A teacher in her former school
said she'd never graduate high school......not only did she
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| June 2007 | Litchfield, CT | Let the Summer begin!! |
JoVon Wright, a dyslexic
student who is graduating from Forman
School in less than two weeks, sat for an interview with
us late Monday night. Later she showed her incredible talent
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Dr. Einar Mencl, Director of Neuroimaging Research and President at Haskins Laboratories, took time out of his busy day to answer a few of Harvey's questions via ICHAT. Dr. Ken Pugh joined us as well.
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 Survivor Post-Producer, Jen McClure, get's a kiss from Prince Charming. (Under Harvey's watchful eye) |
On the 7th day they rested. They left the farm at 8am and had Dim Sum in China Town.Went to a few museums, met up with Walter and ended the night at the Survivor Finale!
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| May, 2007 | The Farm | Edit, Edit, Edit...... |
6:21 am Day one |
With a lot of hard work and a little
bit of luck we should have a rough draft in 76 days! |
| March 24, 2007 | Columbia, SC | Production Assistant Boot Camp |
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Columbia, South Carolina is where the magic happened! Harvey and Yvonne traveled
down south to hold a "Production Assistant Boot Camp".
The cool part is that they were able to bring virtual guest speakers.
The event was sponsored
by the South Carolina Film
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The seminar was a hit.
About 60 students representing 10 different schools attended
the day long seminar. It was amazing to see
the impact you had on the students in just a few hours. "your passion for
your work was completely clear, and that is inspiring to see...The
entire day was a terrific experience for me, and I am very excited
about starting a career in the industry" "I now see many opportunities
that I didn't even know existed in our state and the industry" |
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The night before Yvonne, Karla and David
worked late into the night to fix some technical issues with
ICHAT. They weren't able to make it work 100%, but Karla had
a great back-up plan B and C (we used all 3 plans the following
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Harvey went through the basics of being a PA, what's expected, what not to do, how to be prepared and set etiquette...just to name a few. Tom Clark, Grants/Project Manager for
the SC Film Commission, spoke to the students about the production
guide and film in the state of South Carolina. He also added
insight and some experiences of his own throughout the day.
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Jason Rosin and Harry Palmer joined us
from the local 491. They explained the role of IATSE union on
the set. They also gave some advice on how to get into the union
if you want to be a grip/electric. AND they bought everyone
lunch!
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Saxe inspired the students with stories of being a PA himself,
on A Bronx Tale, 14 years ago and seizing the opportunity
to move up. Andrew is currently a UPM and works on major motion
pictures like "Night in the Museum" and "War
of the Worlds". You can check out his impressive list
of movies at IMDB.com
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Erickson joined us via ICHAT on the big screen. The students
asked some great questions about being a PA on a TV production.
Dave is currently working for Court TV on a new series
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 Lauren Waring, a graduate of the University of South Carolina, shared her story of success with the students. Lauren is currently working in the accounting department on a major motion picture called "Leatherheads" starring George Clooney. |
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cool picture of him on the big screen while he spoke with the
students on his earlier work as a PA. Matt is currently in Los
Angeles working in special effects make-up on major motion pictures
like "300" and "I Am Legend" starring
Will Smith, a Warner Brothers film to be released in 2008.
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We'd like to thank everyone involved in making this event a success! This event wouldn't have been
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We were lucky enought to have Story Teller and Graphic Artist, Lance Anderson, in the crowd and did this wonderful cartoon of the day! Check out Lance's website at lanceanderson.net (If you click on the pictureyou'll get a readable image.)
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| February 4 - 7, 2007 | Washington, DC | History, Science & Government |
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We'd like to thank Tom West: Writer, Dyslexic and Historian, who secured a great location for our shoot and helped us finish up the history section of the movie.
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We'd like to thank Dr. Guinevere Eden, Ashley Wall, Becky Wexler, Dr. VanMeter and the rest of the great folks at Georgetown University's Center for the Study of Learning for their help, expertise and their precious time. Everyone was truly generous in coordinating and blocking out an entire day for us to shoot!
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Thanks also to Kimberly,
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«In this time of Terrorism maybe Justin should have thought twice about the scarf around his face, especially because we are only steps away from the White House and the Capitol Police!
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Special thanks to Caffrey
who worked all weekend on the farm capturing 24 of our DC tapes
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| January, 2007 | Litchfield, CT | Kinda cool tech stuff |
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Thanks to Imagine
News Magazine, "The Business of Film, Television &
New Media Production in the Northeast", for publishing a
great full page article on Dislecksia: The Movie in the
Magazine's 100th Issue! You can read the full article on our press
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 "Captime East" in Litchfield, Connecticut Station #1  Our view of Eric |
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They only digitize
to one machine (the Captime Newscutter).Then they copy the media
from the Newscutter to a firewire drive and send the drive to Eric
in Los Angeles.The system works because there is the exact same
media at each end. When they edit, Eric puts his cuts into one bin and emails the bin to CT as he works. Eric says,"emailing the bin to CT takes about a minute, so Harvey can see my cuts within a minute of my doing them." Meanwhile at Captime there is an editing intern who puts the cuts into the Avid so that Harvey can see what Eric has just edited the minute before.The intern also works with Harvey finding bites, b-roll cuts and music to send to Eric.The team works in tandem and the result is some really cool editing 3,000 miles apart! |
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Powerbook 15" laptop that has iSight on it. He and Harvey talk
via the computer through iSight/instant messaging.This way if either
needs to show the other something, they hold the camera to the screen,
it's just like being there, and it's free. Eric says "I didn't know if I would like working with Harvey via email and iSight but as it turns out, I like it a lot. I think that we're more productive working this way, than when we edit in the same room together." |
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| December, 2006 | Litchfield, CT | Happy Holidays! |
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 Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy new Year.....from Eric Claus and Shaunda Claus...... "and be good for goodness sake!" |
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| November 7 - 11, 2006 | Indianapolis, IN | Racing to Literacy |
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We're Back!! Harvey and crew had a great time shooting interviews and broll for Dislecksia: The Movie at the International Dyslexia Association Racing to Literacy Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana! We'd like to thank the IDA for all of it's support and for greeting us with open arms, we couldn't have done it without their help! Special kudos to Noreen, Rob, Katie and Jill for putting up with us!
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Thanks also to our intrepid crew! We picked up some of the best production assistance we've ever worked with from the Indiana Colleges and Universities. At Captured time we have a saying, "production assistants are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get"......this trip we got all cherries! Thanks Jaime, Anne, Natalie (or "Natasha"? but everyone knew her as "Nancy"), Marthe & Gab....We would never have made this happen without you. You all worked extremely hard and you'll be getting a credit in the movie! |
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Cardwell and his radion show "People Helping People" on
WICR 88.7 FM. Our amazing marketing
intern, Shelby, set up time with Jeff for Harvey to talk about the
movie on his radio show....the coolest part is that he broadcasts
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| October 20, 2006 | The Farm | Hot off the press! |
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Dislecksia: The Movie's new promotional post card is finally here! Designed, from photo shoot to print, by our very own marketing intern, Shelby. Harvey and crew will be traveling to the International Dyslexia Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana November 7 - 11, 2006 and we will be handing out post cards! While we're there we thought we would interview some experts, educators and of course, dyslexics! This will be one of our last major shoots. The editing is ramping up and the story is taking shape. |
| October 3, 2006 | The Farm | Howlin' with the Moon! |
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Krizta
Moon, the talent behind the song Dreamers & Warriors
that played over the credits in Loop
Dreams, came to the farm to work on some sounds for Dislecksia.
While she was here she attempted to give Harvey and his spare
brain a much needed lesson on his Ukulele... |
They both decided it would be better for Harvey to play his trumpet Kazoo and for Krizta to sing along. Krizta will be back with some great music for the movie....stay tuned (unlike Harvey's Ukulele). |
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Forman School, Litchfield,
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Harvey started the day by picking up Eric from the airport. Eric took a redeye from Los Angeles that arrived at 6am! After the coffee started flowing it was off to Forman School. |
At Forman we shot
an interview of Voncille Wright, a "pit bull with lipstick"
when it comes to advocating for her daughter, JoVon! JoVon is a
senior at Forman school. The team also shot Broll of Voncille and JoVon walking through the New England campus. |
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| "Hero's Walk" . Some of the best of the best from Haskins lab are caught on tape. Dr. Ken Pugh, Dr. Manu Vesterinen from Finland, Dr. Tomi Guttorm from Finland, Dr. Jun Ren Lee from Taiwan, Dr. Shih-Kuen Cheng from Taiwan, Dr. Stanley Tzeng, Dr. Einer Menci, Dr. Nichole Landi, and Dr. Steve Frost. | ||
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| August 11, 2006 |
Litchfield, CT |
Intern Wrap Party Summer '06 |
 As the summer of 2006 came to a close at Captime the interns and staff threw some logs on the fire (literally) and warmed up to their fondest memories of the past four months. Laughs were shared, competitions were held and everyone was wondering where Dan was. |
This summers crew logged over 30 hours of tape, digitized and re-digitized...and re-digitized some more (they all know the footage very well). They worked with editors Joe Vecchione and Eric Gardner, revised scripts, and witnessed the development of the "Brain Graphic" and the addition of the song from The Captain Kangaroo Show. They recorded voice-overs, shot on location at Haskins Lab in New Haven and were often entertained by co-mascot cats Wildkat and Darwin. Best of luck to everybody this fall and
thanks for all the hard work! |
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| July 8, 2006 |
Bradley International Airport,
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Take Me Home Country Rogues |
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After 2 more weeks of volunteering his time, writing, editing and shooting, Eric had to make his way home to CA. Sadly the boys had to apply everything they learned about Independent Film Financing 101 to be able to afford the plane ticket. Which included taking out their Ukulele and playing....hoping, in vein, for a crowd to gather. |
| June 27, 2006 |
Bristol, CT |
Motion Control Camera |
 Motion Control Camera zooms in on Harvey's old school reports. |
Yet another small, but an intrepid Captime crew joined Joe at VSI in Bristol, CT to shoot Harvey's old school records with the motion control camera. It's an incredible set up with a robotic arm that is controlled by a computer. Joe programmed the camera moves and then recorded them to tape. This footage will be cut into the documentary to demonstrate the difficulties that dyslexics often face in school.
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| June 14 - 24, 2006 |
Southwest & California |
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Harvey and his daughter traveled to the dyslexic capital of Santa Fe New Mexico and met up with his artisitc and dyslexic friends; world famous Sculptor Malcolm Alexander, Filmmaker Cary Spiers, Filmmaker Sarah Spiers and Photographer,Colin Poole.
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Then he was off to California
where he met up with cameraman, Michael
Engel and former Captime intern turned special effects make-up
guy, Matt Corrigan.
He also met Reggae musician and teacher, Lionel Babtiste. You
can check out Lionel's website, Ice
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| June 3rd, 2006 |
Forman School Litchfield,
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The Rainforest Kids Graduate! |
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Tears of joy mix with rain when Luke Bornheimer's mom, Carole Bellew, tells Harvey about her son, his dyslexia and his induction into the National Honor Society at the Forman School Graduation. Despite the rain our shoot went off without a hitch. We'd like to thank Mark Perkins, Headmaster, his assistant Noreen and all of the Forman staff that gave us the support and access we needed to plan for the weather and events of that day. |
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Dr. Jenner has been an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the College of Holy Cross for the past five years where her responsibilities have included teaching core courses in statistics and research methods as well as courses in the psychology of language, cognition, and memory, and cognitive disorder. And not only has she done brain research at Holy Cross but also at Harvard, and the Haskins Laboratories in Yale school of medicine, where most of her recent work was to understand the brain processes underlying reading disability. Dr. Jenner has recently accepted a new position for the fall of 2006 as Assistant Professor of Communication Science and Disorders at Syracuse University. |
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class president and a dyslexic, graduated and will be attending
The University of Colorado in the fall. Phil was one of the
eight dyslexic kids picked for his critical thinking ability
to be a part of the Rain Forest Project back in March. (see
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Captured Time wants to give special thanks
to our good friend, Eric Gardner, who has volunteered his time
and expertise to help us move the Dislecksia project forward. We'd also like to thank Eric for spending so much time with our interns, who have learned an amazing amount about shooting, editing and production. |
 Eric risks his life, in busy Newtown, CT traffic, to get the perfect shot! |
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| April 29 - May 6, 2006 | Los Angeles Comes to Litchfield |
 ERIC'S Back! |
 JOE's Back! ...getting us out of the latest jam |
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his time this week to get the editing for our independent documentary,Dislecksia:
The Movie, moving in the right direction. He worked with
Harvey and our interns, digitizing, organizing and piecing sections
together. This is just some preliminary work, we will still continue
to shoot, write and edit for the next year. Later in the week we had a successful writers meeting and began to construct the arc of the project. |
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| March 31 & April 1, 2006 | New York City | On Location |
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Harvey and crew traveled to NYC to shoot a couple of interviews and to get some answers about dyslexia from the "Man On The Street". Linda Selvin (above), Director of the International Dyslexia Association, gives Harvey insight into the problems facing people with dyslexia and their families. We were fortunate to get a beautiful day
and after the interviews we moved out side to shoot in 4 locations.
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| March 3 - 11, 2006 | Costa Rica | Rains, Brains, and Mud |
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Harvey's back! Harvey and fellow dyslexic cameraman Miguel Engel just returned from Costa Rica where they followed Wendy Welshans' Rain Forest Project. Wendy brought a team of researchers which includes eight dyslexic high school students picked for their critical thinking ability. Harvey would like to thank Wendy, her team, the students, and the Forman school for a great experience! It's not easy having two cameras follow you every minute of everyday!
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| February 6, 2006 |
Hartford, CT |
Fighting for Connecticut
Film Tax Incentives |
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Andrew Toriello; President, Sonalysts Media, Doug McAward;Producer & Former Chairman of the Connecticut Film Commission, Harvey Hubbell V;Chairman of the Connecticut Film Committe, Jim A. Amann, Connecticut Speaker of the House & Representative Steve Mikutel from Griswold along with many industry professionals from around the state met on February 6, 2006 in Hartford at the Legislative Building for an industry meeting on Film Incentives for the State of Connecticut. Connecticut is hoping to have a film incentive package passed through the legislature this session.
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| January 24, 2006 | Litchfield, CT | 4 dyslexics Brainstorming Session |
 From right to left: Jeremy Brecher, Harvey Hubbell V, Renee Merow, Delos Smith |
At our last brainstorming session we were honored to have dyslexics, Delos Smith, Senior Economist, and his wife, Renee Merow join us here on the farm. Delos is a member of our advisory board and both Delos and Renee are members of our team! Together with our writer, Jeremy and of course Harvey it was quite a day! | |
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with a discussion of funding possibilities, laws and policy regarding
dyslexia. We finished by talking about the "Heyokah".
Called the divine trickster accoring to the Plains Tribes and Koshari
by the Hopi and Pueblo Indians. All Heyokahs operate through opposites
- something in common with dyslexics perhaps? |
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| December 8th, 2005 | Litchfield, CT | Three Doc Night |
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Soldiers, Science & Santa The night of November 8th was a busy one here at Captime. Harvey, together with Yvonne (Coordinator/Sound), Brian (Camera) from Rossomano Pictures and his good friends Jay & Anita, shot sections of 3 different documentaries in one night! The first was an interview with one of Captime's favorite and talented interns, Bruce, who is going to be leaving us in January to serve his country in Afghanistan. He's going to continue to be a filmmaker by shooting a documentary about his experience. Harvey interviewed Bruce to start off his movie and launch his journey. He hasn't even left yet and we can't wait until he's home!
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We'll continue to work on this project for the next few years. Wally Claus says he still young, he has a couple more years before he hits his stride! |
Last
but not least we headed back to the farm to shoot a segment for
our Santa Diaries project. (A project we work on once a
year - for some reason it's always about this time of year) Harvey
and Santa, a.k.a Wally Claus, have been good friends for many
years. This year we interviewed some retail "elves"
to see just what the holiday season means to them! We've hidden
their identity for obvious reasons!| November 15th, 2005 | Washington, DC | Lab School Gala |
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Harvey and the brain travel to DC for the annual Lab School Gala and get thier picture taken with Professor Sally Smith, Founder & Executive Director of the Lab School. He also met and talked with some more really cool dyslexic people. |
| November 8th - 12th, 2005 | Denver, CO | IDA Conference |
Captured Time Crew begins shooting for Dislecksia: The Movie at the International Dyslexia Association conference in Denver Colorado. Thanks to everyone at the IDA, our Denver sound guy Lee Frank and our Denver PA's; Marcia, Kate, Gencie, Steve, Aron & Nicholas! We couldn't have done it without them! (Unfortunately Nicholas is missing from the picture)
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August 17, 2005
Arlene Sonday, Founder of the Sonday
System, took time out of her busy schedule to visit with Harvey
on the farm. Arlene got a first hand view of where we are in production
of Dislecksia:The Movie.
August
12, 2005 Intern summer wrap party!! Thanks to our interns for a
great summer! Among other things, they made this new website possible!
We wrapped up the summer with a film festival of their work (they proved
how incredibly talented they are!), great food, a little basket ball
and some awsome conversation!
...Have fun at school...
July 21-23, 2005 - Harvey and
his spare plastic brain attend the International
Dyslexia Association's conference in Washington D.C., where he met
up with "the amazing" Tom G. West, author of Thinking Like
Einstein and In the Mind's Eye. He also met with the "lovely"
Dr. Kenneth Pugh, President at Haskins Lab & Research
Scientist, Dept. of Pediatrics, Yale School of Medicine and the "brilliant"
Dr. Guinevere Eden, Associate Professor Department of Pediatrics and
Director, Center for the Study of Learning at Georgetown
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9, 2005 - Harvey attends the premier of fellow dyslexic and
Twister creator Reyn Guyer's new play Spirits. Reyn, his wife
and five children are all dyslexic. (He's joined in the photo with his
wife and three of his daughters.) Their family company is called WINSOR
LEARNING and it is headed by his daughter Cynthia (on his right
in the pic) and his son Tom (not in pic)--The company's lead product
is called the SONDAY SYSTEM and it is successfully remediating thousands
of kids throughout the country who are behind in their reading skills.
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14, 2005 - Eric Gardner, Survivor editor, flies in
from the West Coast to have a planning meeting with Harvey at the Russian
Tea Room only to find it is closed – so they had to be guests at the
final Survivor Live Show.
May, 2005 - Andie oversees reconstruction of Captured Time website.
March, 2005 - Harvey visits New Grange School in Princeton, New Jersey, and Smart Kids in Westport, Connecticut. Gathers experiences of adult dyslexics in and out of adult dyslexic groups.
March, 2005 - Harvey and Gordon go to International Dyslexia Association conference in New York and Lindamood-Bell dyslexia conference in DC. Then Harvey and Gordon go on to Southern Exposure tour.
Fall, 2004 - Harvey visits Foreman School in Litchfield, Connecticut, and Lab School in Washington, D.C.
Early November, 2004 - retired professor Gordon Wallace, Ph. d., offers to serve as our guide to the dyslexia industry. We like to call him our resident Sacajawea.
Election day, November, 2004 - Harvey and Jeremy go to International Dyslexia Association conference in Pennsylvania. Attended an all day session on the latest brain science and networked with dyslexia experts.
November, 2004 - Jeremy prepares five-page proposal for Dislecksia: The Movie .
May, 2004 - Captured Time nominated for six Emmys for Loop Dreams. Lost three. Awarded hot new Avid Newscutter editing system.
February, 2003 - Andie speaks at University of Pennsylvania and at Women’s Film Festival at Central Connecticut State University.
August, 2002 - Harvey and Jeremy draft first one-page proposal for Dislecksia: The Movie documentary.
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