Message from Coastal Georgia Film Alliance
Here's your chance to be in the movies. The production team of "Eye of the Hurricane," now filming in St. Marys, is inviting the public to be a movie extra for a day. This is an all-volunteer day, (meaning no compensation), but a great chance for bragging rights to your friends. We need you (actually 125 of you) this Saturday, October 23, at 1 pm at the west end of Conyers Street in St. Marys. This is where we have the FEMA village set up for the movie. You'll be on set for about 3 hours.
Please show up in casual clothes (no white/red/stripes/or plaid please or obvious name brands showing like Nike, etc.) Check in at the first tent you see. But first, please email me and let me know you'll be there. We're counting on you!
Thanks so much.
Barbara Ryan
Coastal Georgia Film Alliance
barbara@coastalgeorgiafilm.org
Showing posts with label St. Marys and Camden Cty.. Show all posts
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Mar 7, 2010
Georgia Bicycle Group visits Cumberland Harbour 
Bicycle Ride Across Georgia ("BRAG"), a non-profit group dedicated to cycling and bike safety, visited Cumberland Harbour during their 2010 Winter Ride. Coordinated in advance through the CH POA, the St. Marys Tourism Center and the Camden Bicycle Shop, 35 riders arrived at Cumberland Harbour on the morning February 17 to take part in an escorted bike tour of the community. On the same day, the group also toured the Navy Base and other locations throughout Camden County.
For its annual Winter Ride, BRAG chooses a hub, from which they do daily rides, returning to the hub each evening. St. Marys was this year's hub, and other daily tours included the Okefenokee Swamp and Amelia Island.
In addition to promoting cycling by its members, BRAG supports several worthy causes, such as the Team Special Olympics Georgia, and the BRAG Dream Team. More info about the group can be found at its website: http://www.brag.org/ and at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycle_Ride_Across_Georgia
Terry Landreth of the Camden Bicycle Shop leads group into
Cumberland Harbour
BRAG group near War of 1812 historic marker
Rest break in front of of 2004 HGTV Dream Home
Bicycle Ride Across Georgia ("BRAG"), a non-profit group dedicated to cycling and bike safety, visited Cumberland Harbour during their 2010 Winter Ride. Coordinated in advance through the CH POA, the St. Marys Tourism Center and the Camden Bicycle Shop, 35 riders arrived at Cumberland Harbour on the morning February 17 to take part in an escorted bike tour of the community. On the same day, the group also toured the Navy Base and other locations throughout Camden County.
For its annual Winter Ride, BRAG chooses a hub, from which they do daily rides, returning to the hub each evening. St. Marys was this year's hub, and other daily tours included the Okefenokee Swamp and Amelia Island.
In addition to promoting cycling by its members, BRAG supports several worthy causes, such as the Team Special Olympics Georgia, and the BRAG Dream Team. More info about the group can be found at its website: http://www.brag.org/ and at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycle_Ride_Across_Georgia
Terry Landreth of the Camden Bicycle Shop leads group into
Cumberland Harbour
BRAG group near War of 1812 historic marker
Rest break in front of of 2004 HGTV Dream Home
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