GARY J. LEVINSON
Producer/Director and CEO of Hollywood International Pictures
is Expected to Join Us for This Special Event

$10.00 Admission Includes
>> Pizza & Soft Drinks <<

Producer, Director and CEO of Hollywood International Pictures Seeking Talent for His Next Project!

Gary J. Levinson (tentative).  Feature film producer of mostly horror and comedic horror movies.   Hollywood International Pictures is his production company.  He hired several actors he met at events just like this one, including a major role in his latest feature film, "Beast".   His acting credits include:  Beast (2009) (V) (post-production) (as G.J. Levinson) .... Wheelchair bum, Hellroller (1992) (V) (as G.J. Levinson) .... Donald, Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers (1988) .... Nubian ... aka Hollywood Hookers (UK: video title), Surf Nazis Must Die (1987) .... Dead Fisherman, Cannibal Hookers (1987) (as Gary Levinson) .... Lobo, Evil Spawn (1987) .... Dr. Leibowitz ... aka Alien Within ... aka Alive by Night ... aka Deadly Sting ... aka Metamorphosis (Australia: video title), Modern Girls (1986) .... Thug, Shock Waves (1977) ... aka Almost Human (UK) ... aka Death Corps.  His producer credits include: Beast (2005) (V) (post-production) (executive producer) (producer), Hellroller (1992) (V) (producer) (as G.J. Levinson), Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers (1988) (associate producer) ... aka Hollywood Hookers (UK: video title), Cannibal Hookers (1987) (producer), Evil Spawn (1987) (associate producer) ... aka Alien Within ... aka Alive by Night ... aka Deadly Sting ... aka Metamorphosis (Australia: video title). His director credits include:  Beast (2005) (V) (post-production) (as G.J. Levinson), Hellroller (1992) (V) (as G.J. Levinson).  His writing credits include:  Beast (2005) (V) (post-production) (as G.J. Levinson), Hellroller (1992) (V) (as G.J. Levinson).  His cinematographer credits include:  Beast (2005) (V) (post-production) (as G.J. Levinson), Hellroller (1992) (V) (as G.J. Levinson).  Editor credit:  Beast (2005) (V) (post-production) (as G.J. Levinson).  Casting credit:  Beast (2005) (V) (post-production) (as G.J. Levinson).  Misc. credits:  Hellroller (1992) (V) (presenter) (as G.J. Levinson), Cannibal Hookers (1987) (second unit director).

Producer/Director of 187 TV projects/Owner of Casting Company/PR for World Premiere Film Events

Bill Hooey (confirmed):  Producer, director, casting director, Bill has produced nearly 200 commercials and infomercials.  He owns a casting company that casts for film, television, and commercials.  Bill began his career as a radio personality on the East Coast.  He was the official cameraman for Lee Strasberg.  A very funny guy, Bill will entertain you while giving you valuable information that can speed up your success in the film and television industry.  He handles PR for many World Movie Premieres, and is extremely well connected.  Bill interviews dozens of celebrities here:  www.youtube.com/billhooey    His topics at Sunday's event will include:

	Creating/Keeping a Steady Cash-Flow While Waiting for the $million Deal
	Innovation in Marketing Your Skills & Talents
	Creating Your Own Opportunities
	Acquiring the Skills You Need to Land More Acting Work

Your Host for this event has over 125,000 Hours of Professional Experience in the Industry!

Rock Riddle: (confirmed)  A former successful SAG-franchised talent agent and agency  co-owner, Rock is an expert  on marketing, networking, advertising, and promotion within the film and television industry. He also understands the industry from the point of view of an actor who has worked with major stars (8 feature films, 30+ TV shows) and a producer (17 30-minute cable TV shows completed with a 60-minute sit-com pilot and feature planned for later this year).

He was casting director on the award-winning feature film "Starry Night", which Universal released on home video and DVD and just completed his second feature film as associate producer.

Rock has been President of APS Productions, Associated Producers Services, and Actors' Promotional Services Ltd. since the late 1970s.

APS and Hollywood Success President, Rock Riddle are moving forward on the feature film "When Wrestling Was Real." A total of nine days of shooting is complete for the opening and closing scenes.  The story is loosely based on Rock's personal experiences in the late 1970's and early 1980's.  You can get a feel for the film by reading his weekly newspaper columns, entitled "Over the Top Rope."  They are available on the Hollywood Success website.  Just look for the "Wrestling Revue" link.