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Tag Archives: film
Be a Part of the Preservation of the Alger Theatre
By Jeffrey Buck Detroit is one of the greatest cities in the world. Many may not believe that statement because of the hardships it has endured these past decades but those same people often have never visited Detroit. It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in Detroit, Things To Do
Tagged alger, architecture, broadway, cinema, detroit, donation, film, history, independent, Michigan, musical, neighborhood, play, preservation, save, shows, theatre
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A conversation with the guys behind Corktown Cinema
By Patrick Smith It has been a hard, frustrating few years since The Burton Theatre in Detroit was forced to close its doors due to a dispute with its landlord. Since then we here at the Spine have been following … Continue reading
Posted in Detroit, Film Reviews, Things To Do, TV/Film
Tagged cinema, contest, corktown, detroit, film, hatch, help, Michigan, movies
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Hudson Editorial Locating in Downtown Detroit’s Technology Corridor
DETROIT – May 1, 2013 – Hudson Editorial, a new sister company of 25-year-old Avalon Films, specializing in creative editorial, graphics, visual effects and audio finishing, announced it will open a 6,400-square foot post-production studio on the fifth and sixth … Continue reading
Detroit Zoo Ushers in Ice Age with New 4-D Film
ROYAL OAK, Mich. – Detroit Zoo visitors can experience an adventure of mammoth proportions with “Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs”, now showing at the 4-D Theater in the Wild Adventure Zone. The sub-zero heroes from the worldwide blockbuster … Continue reading
Interview with Director Paul Feig: Part II
By Jeffrey Buck This is Part II of the interview with Michigan native Paul Feig. Be sure to read Part I if you have not already. Jeffrey Buck: Did you watch a lot of movies as a kid? Paul Feig: … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, california, detroit, detroit tigers, directors, film, hollywood, jack white, Michigan, MLB, movies, paul feig, wayne state, writing
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