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he has total control, but SLU's name goes on and it plays at the university. 4. OUR IN THE CITY Denise Ward-Brown & Lindsey Chesky Disclosure: Ed knows Lindsey's father. Their film about the 1st gay-lesbian high school prom is complete. They know this is an unusual request. They brought and play a 5 minute trailer of film. They want to produce a DVD for sale, with out takes, then advertise it and have a premiere. Their release form was not good; they agreed to use ours. There are U. City students in the film 5. DIGITAL CITY REMIX Leon Lamont and Carol Crosby presenting. Eric disclosed he knows Paul Guzzardo, the principal who at one time was, but is not currently, a client of his. Basically new media in St. Louis, starts with theories of McLuhan, then media form 80's till now. How artists are affected by this, the international impact St. Louis has. For example, showing movies on building walls, using cell phones to make music. Jim asked it the topic was aimed at too small a group. 6. ROOF ON FIRE, David Noble presenting. This will cover poetry in St. Louis from the Burning of the Wabash in 1994 to the Poetry Slam at the Pageant in 2004. Underground poetry, remind people what can be created. Ed asked if poetry in Gaslight Square in the 50s would be included, he said as background. There will be many interviews, emphasis on multi-generational impact. He is using KDHX as tech support. 7. STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Kevin & Frank McKeown. U City residents, they looked for a project that would have a history, and be entertaining. Jim asked if this was intended to promote the potential streetcar line, they said not really. Shelly said she'd prefer the focus be on history, not pushing current project. They intend to interview 'man on street', and believe people are fascinated by transportation. 8. THE NOTEBOOK. Ann Davis presenting. Disclosure: Jim disclosed Anne works at KETC, and will be relying on a KETC 'mentor' , Jill Petzall, for tech support. Stories about Bosnian youths in St. Louis, interviews. Shelly asked how she picked topic, she said it was personal; she met some Bosnians then just got involved. Jill is acting as executive producer, will do some writing, and guide the shape of the script. 9. ON THE RECORD. Mike Steinberg presenting. Project on record collectors in St. Louis. Shelly asked how large group is, he said they meet every two months, with 1000 in attendance. Also include hip-hop, DJ community. Jim asked if 'fair use' is really functional for this, Mike said he is following guidelines. Narrative follows a single collector, shows history of collecting 10. KNOCK KNOCK AMERICA . Rebecca Rivas. She did not keep appointment. UPDATE: Rebecca contacted Cameron the day after. She had