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https://www.afinalwarning.com/515734.html (Natural News) A return-to-work contract agreed upon by Hollywood entertainment industry unions states that vaccines are not mandatory for cast and crew members of film and television programs. The stipulation is part of a contract extension set to expire on June 30. Nevertheless, cast and crew members were still exhorted to get vaccinated against the Wuhan coronavirus.
A source told
Deadline that requiring cast and crew members to get inoculated against COVID-19 was “premature.” They said: “To mandate [vaccinations] at this point may be premature. The subject has been skirted.” The source remarked that cast and crew members should get the COVID-19 vaccine, but continued that “nothing is mandatory.”
May 7 2021, 9:40 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments
Eight’s feature length documentary film about the life of Dame Valerie Adams has received a funding offer from the New Zealand Film Commission and is now in production via The Story Department.
Directed by Briar March (above left) and produced by Leanne Pooley, the film follows Dame Valerie’s journey to her fifth and final Olympic Games. The film will honour Dame Valerie (above right) as a woman who has not just survived a challenging past, but taken strength from her often difficult journey and turned it into greatness.
Due for theatrical release in 2022, Eight has received additional brand funding for the project via local and international brand partners.
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Screenwriter Emma Needell poses for a portrait at Crown Hill Open Space on April 26, 2021 in Denver, Colorado. (Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post)
In the engaging family film “The Water Man,” Gunner Boone braves the woods searching for the seemingly apocryphal figure of the movie’s title when something zips past him in the darkness. Twice.
Or does it?
Filmgoers might be forgiven for being as startled and stumped as the movie’s protagonist. And the film deftly teases a youngster’s grasp of the real and a belief in the fantastical. Portrayed by Lonnie Chavis (one of the Randall Pierson portrayers on NBC’s “This Is Us”), Gunner and his family have recently moved to a small town in Oregon. His father has taken leave from his naval post because his wife (Gunner’s mother) is ill.
Historic rendition of Jarena Lee, the first female preacher in the A.M.E. church
Dr. Rosalyn Brookins. Courtesy of Parks Chapel A.M.E. Church.
Parks Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, located at 476 34
th Street Oakland, California is excited to announce that Rev. Dr. Rosalynn Brookins, senior pastor was awarded the auspicious Jarena Lee Award.
Jarena Lee (February 11, 1783 – February 3, 1864) was the first female authorized to preach in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. History shows she was born into a free, Black family. Lee saw the immorality of slavery. At a time period of segregation and inequity, A.M.E. Church founder Richard Allen gave her the opportunity for her voice to be heard despite the fact that there were no provisions for a female to preach. Rev. Lee showed determination to let her voice be heard and to share the holy word, despite racial and gender issues. Further, Lee was the first African American woman to