HOWARD TULLMAN, FLASHPOINT ACADEMY’S CEO, received Northwestern Law School’s Distinguished Entprepreneur Award, at the Law School’s Small Business Opportunity Conference March 1 at Thorne Hall.
Tullman, who has a law degree, is also chairman/CEO of Experiencia and president emeritus of Kendall College among many other management and entrepreneurial achievements.
HOWARD TULLMAN, FLASHPOINT ACADEMY’S CEO, received Northwestern Law Schools Distinguished Entprepreneur Award at the Law School’s Small Business Opportunity Conference March 1 at Thorne Hall.
Tullman, who has a law degree, is also chairman/CEO of Experiencia and president emeritus of Kendall College among many other management and entrepreneurial achievements.
AN AWARD TO FILM WISCONSIN FOUNDERS ? the “Putting Wisconsin on the Map Award” — was presented by Wisconsin’s biggest film booster, Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton at the Governor’s Conference on Tourism in Lake Geneva.
Well-deserved recipients are George Tzougros, Dave Fantle and Scott Robbe, cited for their organization that is building awareness for Wisconsin within the film, TV and video game industry.
STEVEN SPIELBERG postponed filming his “The Trial of the Chicago 7” in Chicago due to the threat of an actors strike.
OSCAR WINNING ACTRESS MARION COTILLARD, who perfectly channeled Edith Piaf in “La Vie en Rose,” co-stars with Johnny Depp in Michael Mann’s 1930’s crime tale, “Public Enemies.” It starts shooting in Wisconsin March 17 with a very large Chicago crew.
AN EXPANDED AUDIO DEPARTMENT for Resolution Digital Studios. It now boasts a new music composition suite with ProTools, Digital Performer and thousands of music samples; a Foley/ADR/voiceover room with 84-inch projection and state-of-the-art 5.1 surround ProTools HD suite and totally automated mixing environment with D-Command Console.
HEADED FOR A DVD RELEASE is Scott Dikkers’ comedy, “Bad Meat,” produced here in 2004 starring Chevy Chase, Ellie Weingardt, Billie Worley and Lance Barbe. .
The comedy, produced under $1 million about a scheme to kidnap and ransom a congressman that goes horribly wrong, will be in outlets the end of March.
MUSICAL WRITER LYNN SANDERS and collaborators Chloe Bolan and Dave Flippo will perform a staged reading of their musical-in-progress “Amelia,” about legendary lost aviatrix Amelia Earhart.
“Amelia” is the culmination of three years of research and teamwork. Performance March 18 at the Theatre Building.
