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Mr. Reeves, and approved that CALOP request that all future films and films in progress change acknowledgments to include: 1) the CALOP logo, 2) language which points out that CALOP is funded by AT&T and Charter subscribers, and 3) the logos of each cable franchise, upon written approval by the franchises. Mr. Nickels asked that the amount of revenue received from Charter and AT&T be identified separately on future budget reports. The commission discussed Ms. Walter's retirement. Mr. Nickels will contact the school district regarding appointing a new school representative to serve on CALOP. The commission discussed ways to acknowledge Ms. Walter's years of service as a member of CALOP. Liaison Report Commission members reported on the progress of the film projects, to which they serve as liaison. #15 Princeton. Mr. Nickels reported that the homeowners are one month away from completing renovation. Filmmaker Steve Behrends is in final editing of the shoot. Mr. Nickels is working to obtain the 100-year historical home plaque; placement of the plaque on the home's exterior will be recorded as a scene of the film. St. Benedict's Rule. Mr. Nickels relayed that Jay Kanzler, filmmaker for the project, gave a presentation on the status of the project to the commission in April. Hidden Children of the Holocaust. Mr. Riggs received a report from the film's co- producer that the filmmaker continuing work on the film and had obtained powerful interviews. A.O.R. STL. Mr. Friedman will contact the Mike Steinberg for a status report. Oral History Project. Mr. Nickels reported that the project had been completed up to a certain point. CALOP will need to determine what to do with the footage. William Clark: the Aftermath of Glory. Mr. Riggs reported that filmmaker James Scott plans to submit the film in October. Mr. Scott also indicated that he would like to set up a screening of the film. A Different Way of Life. Mr. Friedman will contact Brent Jaimes for an update. Old St. Ferdinand's Shrine: From Pioneers to Present. Mr. Riggs reported that, according to filmmaker Leah Gantz, the film was 35 minutes long. Mr. Riggs indicated that the time of the film would be sufficient for HEC-TV and that he would check with Charter Communications. Wehrenberg Theatres: the First 100 Years. Mr. Wilcox reported that filmmaker Daniel Byington had rough cuts and would like to give a presentation at the next commission meeting. Roof on Fire. Mr. Wilcox reported that filmmaker David Noble had rough cuts which he would like to show at the next commission meeting. Knock, Knock America. Mr. Riggs reported that although filmmaker Rebecca Rivas submitted a final product, issues regarding copyright, releases, and censorship (offensive language had to be bleeped n accordance with FCC regulations) needed to be addressed. 2