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Print this article Tampa Coffeehouse Film Review (released 10/30/2004) By kim burke TOO Productions presents the next Coffeehouse Film Review on Thursday, November 11, from 8 – 10 p.m. at Studio 1515, located at 1515 Seventh Avenue in Ybor City. Coffeehouse Film Reviews showcases independent films made by local filmmakers. Coffeehouse Film Reviews is held every second Thursday of the month and is free. Next event's films include: Anguish: Tommy Andrews has grown up a misguided and depressed human being. So when a group of college students give Tommy a real hard time, he wants to get even in the only way he has known his whole life ... Rebirth of an Amateur Tennis Superstar and Legend of the Lounge Scene: Two comedies by Chris McDaniel that you must see! Dogs Dreaming: A typical suburbanite, lulled by the hum-drum nature of his day to day launches into a psychological war with his neighbor under questionable circumstances relieving himself of all moral inhibitions in his quest to achieve the ultimate virtue: to win. And more! TOO Productions feels that there are very few, if any, regular outlets in the local area for local independent filmmakers to showcase their films. Hopefully, this monthly event will provide that outlet for everyone, from experienced local independent filmmakers to local college and high school filmmakers experimenting with film production for the first time. TOO Productions promises your film will be shown! Studio 1515 is owned and operated by Walter and Sarah Romeo, who opened the coffeehouse in order to provide local artists a place to gather and share their art. Coffeehouse Film Reviews is another way to provide a showcase to local artists. TOO Productions is looking for film submissions for future events. For more information on the event or for information on how to submit a film, email tooprod@hotmail.com or paulguzzo@hotmail.com. All genres of films are accepted – feature length, shorts, documentaries, comedy, horror, love, art, drama, foreign language, experimental etc. No pornography! Digg this article

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Tampa Coffeehouse Film Review
(released 10/30/2004)
By kim burke

TOO Productions presents the next Coffeehouse Film Review on Thursday, November 11, from 8 – 10 p.m. at Studio 1515, located at 1515 Seventh Avenue in Ybor City. Coffeehouse Film Reviews showcases independent films made by local filmmakers. Coffeehouse Film Reviews is held every second Thursday of the month and is free.

Next event's films include:

Anguish: Tommy Andrews has grown up a misguided and depressed human being. So when a group of college students give Tommy a real hard time, he wants to get even in the only way he has known his whole life ...

Rebirth of an Amateur Tennis Superstar and Legend of the Lounge Scene: Two comedies by Chris McDaniel that you must see!

Dogs Dreaming: A typical suburbanite, lulled by the hum-drum nature of his day to day launches into a psychological war with his neighbor under questionable circumstances relieving himself of all moral inhibitions in his quest to achieve the ultimate virtue: to win.

And more!

TOO Productions feels that there are very few, if any, regular outlets in the local area for local independent filmmakers to showcase their films. Hopefully, this monthly event will provide that outlet for everyone, from experienced local independent filmmakers to local college and high school filmmakers experimenting with film production for the first time. TOO Productions promises your film will be shown!

Studio 1515 is owned and operated by Walter and Sarah Romeo, who opened the coffeehouse in order to provide local artists a place to gather and share their art. Coffeehouse Film Reviews is another way to provide a showcase to local artists.

TOO Productions is looking for film submissions for future events. For more information on the event or for information on how to submit a film, email tooprod@hotmail.com or paulguzzo@hotmail.com. All genres of films are accepted – feature length, shorts, documentaries, comedy, horror, love, art, drama, foreign language, experimental etc. No pornography!
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