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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 2015-03-11, Page 66 News Record • Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Food For Thought! Along with calirtg activity is UDC. Of /tic best ways ot'reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. Sharing Healthier FutureTM with 0/01 Valerie Laurie. Contributed photo C,,,ki;j9birrj ve(i ."1 = .71) 21e 9saae *fmt ?a ?Aldo ?lam Aea, ekorded: Clinton United Church 105 Ontario Street Minister Rev. Randy Covey Director of Music: Louise Dockstader Church Office: 519-482-9553 www.clintonunited.ca MARCH 15 10:30 am Worship Lent III Sunday School 7pm Bible Study ALL WELCOME Christian Reformed Church 243 Princess St. E., Clinton Pastor Ron Luchies 519-482-5264 Sunday March 15, 2015 10:00 am- Morning Service 3:00 pm- The Family Project: Video and Discussion " O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! " Psalm 8 vs 1 All Visitors Welcome! First Baptist Church 85 Huron St., Clinton 482-3598 SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 2015 MORNING SERVICE 10:30 AM Lay Pastor - Wally DeWolfe Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 PM TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SECTION, PLEASE CALL Clinton News Record 519-482-3443 PRESS '0' BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH 35 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra (519) 482-8183 MARCH 15, 2015 Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 AM Sunday Evening Worship 7:00 PM Pastor Josh McCarthy Everyone Welcome! Heartland Community Church (52 Victoria Street, Clinton, Ontario) For information see www.heartlandemc.com Church 519-606-1015 Pastor Charles Gingerich SUNDAY MARCH 15, 2015 10:00 AM FAMILY SERVICE: Worship as a family with us. Then the children enjoy their program while adults are blessed by a message for them. 7:00 PM SHARE & PRAYER SERVICE Expect a welcome and a blessing! St. Paul's Anglican Church A Congregation of the Parish of The Holy Spirit 49 Ontario St., Clinton The Reverend Karine A. Snowdon BA, M.Div Organist & Choir Master: Dana Prouse SUNDAY MARCH 15 Worship at 11:15 am EVERYONE WELCOME Former Clinton resident hopes to shoot new film in Huron County Film producer and former Huron County resident, Valerie Laurie, is currently working on her first feature film, Drowning. Laurie was raised just outside of Clinton and, although she is now liv- ing in Toronto, she hopes to return to her hometown this summer to shoot some of her film. As a film student I would come back to Huron County to shoot my short films because the community was gracious in opening loca- tions to me," Laurie states. "Since this feature film will still be very low -budget we're hoping the community will welcome us back to shoot in locations that would otherwise be difficult or expensive to get in the city." Drowning is the story of Anna, an ex -prostitute who returns home after many years, documenting her journey of reinvention, revenge and the horrible after-effects of the human trafficking industry. The movie explores the repercus- sions on the physical and emotional well-being of a prostituted woman as she tries to break from the men who have coerced, manipu- lated, bought and sold her. Laurie and writer/direc- tor Pasquale Marco Veltri from Mississauga bring a combined 30 years experi- ence to the set having worked throughout the industry in both produc- tion and post, including Laurie's current 8 -year stint at the CBC. This marks their first feature film and their first crowd - funding effort. The Canadian film indus- try is a difficult nut to crack as the current funding mechanisms do not offer support for emerging film- makers. However, as Laurie explains, the movie may be new but the creators are already well-established professionals. "We have both been work- ing in the industry for 15 years, perfecting our crafts and honing our relation- ships with key talent. Making a great movie isn't a con- cern," she said. "We know we can do that with our skills and our amazing script. Pay- ing for it is another matter entirely." Drowning Pictures has started an indiegogo cam- paign to raise the first $25,000 for the film, with the official launch of their crowd -funding pitch on March 2. Anyone interested in help- ing finance the film can lend their support through the indiegogo link at: http://igg. me/at/drowning. The crowd -funding campaign runs until April 2 and the funds raised will go to offset- ting production costs. The toll of human traffick- ing in North America is a story that is too often ignored, and one which emerging production com- pany Drowning Pictures sheds light on with its fea- ture film, Drowning. Drowning Pictures will specialize in Feature Film, Television and Web content. Canadian Soci°tc Cancer c miiadierrn e ajSociety if du cancer LET'S MAKE CANCER H TO RY For inForrr atiorl about cancers serx+ices or to !Make a donation i8889393333 • ww+w.cancer.ca