Friday, February 13, 2009

Anne Sluti kidnapping story "Taken In Broad Daylight" premieres on Lifetime TV

MEDIA ALERT: Private Screening Invitation
02/13/09

~ Your Coverage Is Invited ~
Sunday, February 15, 2009, 7:00pm


AMediaVision Productions & Echo Bridge Entertainment

invite you to attend a private screening event for the premiere of


"Taken In Broad Daylight" (Lifetime)

WHAT: You are invited to a private premiere screening of "Taken In Broad Daylight" a Lifetime Original Movie, produced by AMediaVision Productions and distributed by Echo Bridge Entertainment.


Taken In Broad Daylight -- Starring James Van Der Beek and Sara Canning, the film is based on the true story of Anne Sluti, a young girl, brutally kidnapped from a Nebraska mall parking lot, keeps her head together, makes herself useful and leave clues in order to stay alive during the six and a half day, 1500 mile journey where she ultimately negotiates her own safe release.

WHO: Invited celebrities include cast of the film (James Van Der Beek, LeVar Burton, Sara Canning), celebrity guests, and production executives including Charlene Blaine-Schulenburg (Executive Producer).

WHERE: Private Estate in Encino Hills (address provided upon confirmation).


WHEN: Sunday, February 15, 2009
Media Check-in: 7:00pm
Arrivals: 7:30pm

CONTACT:
Popular Press Media Group (PPMG)
+1 (310) 860-7774
media@ppmg.info

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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

French Ingénue Melissa Farman Is 'LOST' on ABC Tonight

For Immediate Release
February 4, 2009

French Ingénue Melissa Farman Is 'LOST' on ABC Tonight

ABC Hit Series "LOST" Introduces Young Danielle Rousseau

Hollywood, CA--(02/04,/09) - French ingénue Melissa Farman will see her small screen,

American debut tonight on the hit ABC series "LOST" in the younger incarnation of much-loved character Danielle Rousseau.

Born in New York City and raised in Paris, France, Melissa grew up in a bilingual home spea

king both French and English. A disciplined student, Melissa excelled at academics but was intrigued by the freedom of expression she found in theatre. At age ten, already mature beyond her years and seeking an artistic outlet, Melissa was

accepted into the exclusive Bilingual Acting Workshop for professional actors in Paris.

After finishing high school, top in her class, Melissa postponed her business studies at the University of Pennsylvania to travel to Los Angeles to focus on her more artistic propensities such as writing and theatre.

After spending a year in Los Angeles, and on the verge of departing for the East Coast Ivy League university, Melissa was discovered by her manager in an acting class. Almost immediately, she booked the role of Young Danielle Rousseau on the hit ABC series "LOST," a guest role on CBS's "Cold Case" and a supporting role in HBO's "Temple Grandin" starring Claire Danes. In addition to pursuing a professional career, Melissa is currently at the University of Southern California, in the Thematic Option Honors Program. She is pursuing a major in Political Science, minoring in history.

Farman is represented by Peter James, of Prodigy Talent Group.

For more information on Ms. Farman please go to: www.MelissaFarman.com

Please direct all media opportunities regarding Ms. Farman, to Jim McCarthy, Popular Press Media Group (PPMG), Tel (310) 860-7774, jm@ppmg.info

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