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Indie Film: Screenwriting class prompts Maine media professional to tell her story - Vimarsana News

Indie Film: Screenwriting class prompts Maine media professional to tell her story

'Good Morning Sunshine,' which premieres Friday in Sanford, is about a girl who is abused by a teacher and based on the real-life experience of director Mariah Larocque.

Film on 1898 Wilmington coup 'In the Pines' wins at Golden Hour Film Festival - Vimarsana News

Film on 1898 Wilmington coup 'In the Pines' wins at Golden Hour Film Festival

In the Pines, based on the 1898 insurrection that toppled Wilmington’s elected local government, won Best Film at the Golden Hour Film Festival in Morgantown.

Annual Penguin Plunge makes a splash in the new year - Vimarsana News

Annual Penguin Plunge makes a splash in the new year

Despite a global pandemic the last two years, East Providence Fire Department Capt. John Potvin and Coventry’s Hopkins Hill Fire Department would always find a way to take part in

Locke wraps 'In the Pines': Interview with producer Greg de Deugd - Vimarsana News

Locke wraps 'In the Pines': Interview with producer Greg de Deugd

The John Locke Foundation, a free market think tank in Raleigh, has recently wrapped production of its first film: a short titled 'In the Pines.' We sat down with Locke's creative director, Greg de Deugd, who also produced the film. CJ: You are the producer of “In the Pines.” What does the producer do? GD:

Jeff Holland: Experience the Thomas Point Lighthouse, a jewel of the bay | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Jeff Holland: Experience the Thomas Point Lighthouse, a jewel of the bay | COMMENTARY

Thomas Point Lighthouse was built in 1875, a mile and a half off of the tip of Thomas Point proper, at the end of the shoal that had been snagging the keels of too many ships since they started coming over from England in the early 1600s. There had been two prior lighthouses on shore, but they were too remote to be effective and prone to erosion.