A letter of thanks from The New Orleans Center For Creative Arts Institute (NOCCA), a free performing arts school in New Orleans. Bennett Joshua Davlin chose to host the premier in New Orleans, helping to raise $25,000 for the institute. Thanks should also be given to the co-chairs of the premeire: Mrs. Phyllis Taylor and Mrs. Sheila Davlin.
Concept sketches of a background doll created by production designer Stephen Geaghan in coordination with the writer/director. This set was used in the movie “Memory”, written/ produced/ and directed by Bennett Joshua Davlin, based on his novel “Memory”, also produced by Anthony Badalucco, and Associate Produced by Jeannette Weinstein.
A set diagram of the janitor closet created by production designer Stephen Geaghan. It was actually set on fire for the movie “Memory” written/directed/ produced by Bennett Davlin from his novel, produced and co-adapted by Anthony Badalucco, and associate produced by Jeannette Weinstein.
An art design photo also featuring the director’s sister Alisha Davlin and cast member. It was used in “Memory” produced by Bennett Joshua Davlin from his novel, produced and co-adapted by Anthony Badalucco, and associate produced by Jeannette Weinstein.
Art direction material used in “The Hallway Of Whispers” in the movie “Memory”, written/ produced/ and directed by Bennett Joshua Davlin, also produced by Anthony Badalucco, and Associate Produced by Jeannette Weinstein.
A concept sketch of a drainage pipe created by production deisgner Stephen Geaghan for the movie “Memory” written/directed/produced by Bennett Davlin from his novel, produced and co-adapted by Anthony Badalucco, and associate produced by Jeannette Weinstein.
Bennett Davlin with cast
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Bennett Davlin and producer Anthony Badalucco with the cast.
A set diagram of Deepra’s office created by production designer Stephen Geaghan for the movie “Memory” written/directed/ produced by Bennett Davlin from his novel, produced and co-adapted by Anthony Badalucco, and associate produced by Jeannette Weinstein.
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