The Iguana Division, Ltd. :: Neil D. Novello, Producer & Editor

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	Kittery Adult Education Traip Academy 12 Williams Ave. Kittery, ME March 25, 2010, 7pm - 9pm 207.439.5896 Contact for Admission Fees & Reservation: Pauli Rines prines@kitteryschools.org “A Life Remembered is a Life Honored” Making Video Family Biographies with filmmaker Neil Novello Producer Neil Novello discusses his approach to producing family biographies. He will be screening video clips from his feature length Family Bios. Find out more about Family Bio and Neil Novello at: http://www.iguanadivision.com


	“A Life Remembered is a Life Honored” A free show and tell by video producer Neil Novello at the York Public Library Tuesday evening at 7pm September 22, 2009 See http://www.iguanadivision.com for more on Neil Novello’s career and productions. http://www.york.lib.me.us/ I thank the York Public Library for the opportunity to screen video clips and discuss my approach to producing family biographies, says producer Neil Novello. Using basic film industry techniques and production values together with family photos, scrapbooks, slides and 16mm home movie footage, Mr. Novello creates customized, feature-length biographies that have put in perspective a family’s experiences. “In a way, I’m a family’s personalized Ken Burns of PBS’s Civil War fame”, says Mr. Novello. Mr. Novello’s video clips range from a couple’s “almost first date” to special events to experiences during World War II. “The video clips have a certain universality to them”. “You don’t have to be a celebrity to have an experience that’s important to remember,” Mr. Novello says. A Life Remembered is a Life Honored, the title of the event as well as the guiding principle of Mr. Novello’s Family Bio, is sure to be entertaining, insightful and educational.

	Kittery Adult Education Exploration in the Arts: Neil D. Novello, Filmmaker http://www.iguanadivision.com/bio.html Traip Academy 12 Williams Ave. Kittery, ME October 7, 2009, 7pm – 8:30pm 207.439.5896 Mr. Novello has a twenty-five year award-winning background in documentaries, news/features, as well as family biographies. Mr. Novello highlights his work and interest in filmmaking. More information on the Iguana website about Neil Novello. More information on admission fees: http://www.kitteryschools.org/

	Kittery Adult Education “TMO@The Castle” Screening & Talk Early history of The Portsmouth Naval Prison http://www.iguanadivision.com/current.html Traip Academy, 12 Williams Ave. Kittery,ME October 22, 2009, 7pm – 8:30pm 207.439.5896, “Thomas Mott Osborne is either a nut or visionary”. TMO, the only civilian commander of the Portsmouth Naval Prison, brought controversy and scandal to the Naval prison in the early years (1917-1921). Rare film footage not seen in over 80 years brings to life a long forgotten prison, era and man. Official Entry 2008 New Hampshire Film Festival In addition, Mr. Novello will show the remaining portions of the 1921 silent movie produced by Thomas Mott Osborne about prisons and uses The Castle and prisoners as extras. More information on admission fees: http://www.kitteryschools.org/

	Kittery Adult Education “The Castle” Screening & Talk http://www.iguanadivision.com/current.html Traip Academy, 12 Williams Ave. Kittery,ME October 29, 2009, 7pm – 8:30pm 207.439.5896, By weaving together an exclusive Navy produced film along with interviews of five people who live in and around Portsmouth, NH and Kittery, ME where the prison was part of their lives, this obscure 100 year old building on the bluff in the Piscataqua river comes to life. Official Entry in the 2007 New Hampshire Film Festival More information on admission fees: http://www.kitteryschools.org/

	Kittery Adult Education “The Shipyard Dance” Screening & Talk http://www.iguanadivision.com/docs.html Traip Academy, 12 Williams Ave. Kittery, ME November 12, 2009, 7pm – 8:30pm 207.439.5896, This documentary chronicles the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange & the Portsmouth NH Music Hall 1996 project, which brought modern dance to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Liz Lerman and her company use dance to express history and the work done at the Shipyard. Winner of The Communicator Award & seen on Maine Public Television. Plus, Mr. Novello will show video clips of his “work-in-progress” documentary about the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

	Kittery Estates “TMO@The Castle” Screening & Talk Early history of The Portsmouth Naval Prison http://www.iguanadivision.com/current.html 220 State Road, Kittery, ME January 7, 2010, 11am 207.438.9111 Contact: Kerrie Place to confirm a place 5441-ec@holidaytouch.com “Thomas Mott Osborne is either a nut or visionary”. TMO, the only civilian commander of the Portsmouth Naval Prison, brought controversy and scandal to the Naval prison in the early years (1917-1921). Rare film footage not seen in over 80 years brings to life a long forgotten prison, era and man. Official Entry 2008 New Hampshire Film Festival. In addition, Mr. Novello will show a film clip of the 1921 silent movie produced by Thomas Mott Osborne about prisons and uses The Castle and prisoners as extras.

	Kittery Estates “The Castle” Screening & Talk http://www.iguanadivision.com/current.html 220 State Road, Kittery, ME January 7, 2010, 11am 207.438.9111 Contact: Kerrie Place to confirm a place 5441-ec@holidaytouch.com By weaving together an exclusive Navy produced film along with interviews of five people who live in and around Portsmouth, NH and Kittery, ME where the prison was part of their lives, this obscure 100 year old building on the bluff in the Piscataqua river comes to life. Official Entry in the 2007 New Hampshire Film Festival

“A Life Remembered is a Life Honored”