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The way home

By Richard • July 29, 2008

For a second I was afraid we would miss the ferry back to Nassau. I was wiped out and had to get an entire crew and cast to Current Eleuthera which is 1 1/2 hours from Governors Harbor. Five vehicles packed with people and equipment went racing down Queens Highway. We made it in an hour and got on the ferry without incident.

All in all, the experience making DAYBREAK was hard as hell but well worth it. The footage is absolutely amazing and I can say that I’m proud to be a part of this production. Next is post production, but we’ll cross that bridge when we have to. Right now I want cocktails and massage…in liberal doses.

One note: on the ferry back, I looked up in the sky and saw the most beautiful starry night. It looked like this.

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Richard

New York based director Richard LeMay's new feature film WHIRLWIND has been chosen as an official selection of New York's NEWFEST: Film Festival. WHIRLWIND also screened as an official selection of the Out on Film Festival in Atlanta, winning the audience award for best feature. A second screening was added after selling out. LeMay and Emmy award winning writer/producer Jason Brown teamed up to produce the movie. WHIRLWIND is a drama set in New York City featuring some of the most talented young actors in new York. WHIRLWIND also features music form FL Jones, Mike Levey and Karmine Alers. Currently LeMay is producing the feature film DAYBREAK which shoots in the Bahamas this summer. Last year LeMay Produced and co-directed a documentary entitled MOVE. MOVE was launched in conjunction with photographer James Houston's global charity event with sponsors HUGO BOSS and VANITY FAIR Magazine.

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