Mari Yanuzzi: Producer and other in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Hi Mari, Thanks for connecting, largely because I'm the most unconnected screenwriter in the western world. I'm just getting started with 10 scripts on my Stage 32 site, a TV pilot and 12 episodes written (just in case), most with strong, smart women in the leading roles. Cheers, Tom.

SHARKSKIN : Film Review : by F.X. FEENEY High comedy and nostalgia fuse to delightful effect in SHARKSKIN. The place is New York's Italian Harlem, the time the late 1940s. John Aprea is Mike, a skilled tailor who has never quite succeeded on the scale his talent would merit. Christopher Amitrano is his son Sammy - a genial social climber who thinks his Dad should cultivate the local mob bosses. Mike hates those guys. As an Italian-American, he loathes the way mafia guys just take over everything and poison whatever they touch. By a sharp comedic twist, his wife (Donna Ponterotto), forced to conceal a blast of front-end damage she's done to a mobster's car fast-talks him into ordering a fancy sharkskin suit from Mike. Pretty soon another crime boss - that first big lug's rival - wants an identical suit built. Mike must work overtime to extricate himself from this pickle. The film looks like The Godfather while its hard comedic bounce recalls the rubber-bat extremes of Miller's Crossing. As with that film, the over the top funny moments are anchored by the soft-spoken truthfulness of Aprea's lead performance, as well from such support players as David Proval, as the wily Uncle Charlie, and Cara Pifko, outstanding as Franki, a young woman for whom contact with these big lugs has made her wise-before-her-time. The exceptionally beautiful camera work by Elie Smolkin and Paul McIlvane has both a golden color palette and a rich element of contrast (the hard shadows one enjoys in old black & white films) which forcefully support the feeling of a film not just about the 40s from them. Dan Perri, who both wrote and directed this charming farce, brings a wealth of interesting experience in the door with him. For over 40 years he's been a top title designer: he created the dynamic opening graphics for such diverse classics as The Exorcist; Taxi Driver; Nashville: Star Wars; Raging Bull; Insomnia, Gangs of New York and The Aviator. Coupled with such chops is a subtler but no less important abundance of first-hand life experience. As extreme and even slapstick-buffoonish as his people and events may sometimes become - their extremities feel grounded, lived-in, as will any event you look back on across decades and ask yourself: "Did that actually happen?" Yet you know it did. Through thick and thin, Perri keeps this lifelike feeling alive. Please visit IMDB for more info : http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2315281/ Buy on : http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0155MQORK/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?i... Thank you and wish everyone continued success!

thanks for the connect Mari

Thank you for connecting! Love meeting other creative's from the East Coast! Any relation to a Dr. Yanuzzi who is a brilliant eye specialist in NYC?

Hi Mari, It's good being a part of your network. I hope you read my blog yesterday at Stage 32. You'll find it at this link: https://www.stage32.com/blog/Making-It-In-Hollywood-My-Way. My very best to you, Jack. www.jackfitzgerald.com

Mari-- Are you looking for a script with an indie feel set in Philadelphia? I bet you are. So...Would you like to read my "Parking Lot Tango"?

Hi Mari!

Hi Mari. Mark Sackett suggested we connect. Thanks.

Hi Mari Thanks for reciprocating the connection request. Look forward to hearing more about your work/projects etc on 32. Here's a few links if you'd like to join me on twitter or listen to my music: http://www.twitter.com/maxmusiccouk http://www.reverbnation.com/maxmusic Max

Thanks for your response! As I am developing the remake project that I am considering of shooting for in PA in the near future, I would like to hear about your experience if we have a chance. Thanks.

Hello! I am a professional film composer and sound designer, looking for some new exciting projects here Creating unique soundtracks! Able to write fast and communicate via Skype Welcome to my website (you can listen to some examples there) www.alexander-music.com

Thanks for contacting me. I am working on a couple of plays,if you produce those, let me know. I have family in Philly.

Thank you for the add. I'm looking for producers, and I love your smile.

Hi Mari~ I am a finalist in a 2 - minute acting monologue contest March 12th only - finalists appear on different days. I hope you can take a second to vote for me ~! Thank you for your help! http://www.2minaudition.com/ (One vote per device, thanks again for viewing!)

Thanks for the the add.

Thanks for accepting the invite welcome

Hi Mari: you haven't posted any projects in your profile as producer. I would love to find a local Philly producer/exec producer for my documentary. What's your experience in filmmaking/television? Thanks!--John

Hi! I majored in Media Production am looking to do some production work so I can finish my last two classes.I'm also a Transportation Coordinator with my own vehicle, looking to drive for your sets.

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Congrats RB!