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Mexico locations to film. American Laser

Games, which started out by producing
a live-action video training system to
train

police responses in high-drama
situations and utilized the system to
bring filmed-action games to arcades
in 1990 with the hit game Mad Dog
McCree, have produced a total of ten
live-action games, from Old West
shootouts to futuristic science-fiction

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adventures, filming most of them on lo¬
cation in New Mexico and part of Ari¬
zona.

InterMagic produced the Who

Killed.. .series of CD-ROMS, where the

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player acts as a detective charged with
solving the case. InterMagic films wit¬

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ness interviews in a Santa Fe studio and
does still shots of the crime scenes on
location in places like Charlottesville and
Martha's Vineyard.
For information: New Mexico
Film Office, (505) 827-0300, FAX (505)

Georja Skinner,
Film

Industry Development Specialist
County of Maui,
Office of Economic Development
200 South High Street,

827-0407.

Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii 96793 U.S.A.
808.243.7710 Phone

North Carolina

808.243.7995 Fax

Filming for The Other Anna,

an

ABC TV movie, wrapped in Winston-Sa¬
lem this year. The Victorian Era film used
locations throughout the Winston-Salem
Piedmont Triad area, including an au¬
thentic Civil War battlefield, an antique

train, and historic downtown streets.
Rounding out its first year of business,
the Winston-Salem Piedmont Triad Film
Commission has hosted a number of tele¬

vision commercials, several documenta¬
ries, and two television movies, includ¬

ing Taking Liberty,

a CBS pilot.
The Commission is one of

a

dozen

organizations utilizing the innova¬
tive Kodak CD picture exhange, allow¬
ing 10,000 location photographs to be
viewed, enhanced, and modified

on

CD.

For information: Winston-Sa¬
lem Peidmont Triad Film Commission,

(910)777-3787, Ext. 1237.
Tennessee

Some of the projects shot in
Tennessee this year include Paper Man¬
sions: The Dottie West Story, a television
movie starring Michelle Lee and chroni¬

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cling the life of the early country star,
filmed around Nashville; CBS' Sing Me
the Blues, Lena, starring Ann-Margret
and

George Segal, also shot around
Nashville; the BBC's Crocodile Shoes, a
seven-part mini-series about a fictional
English country music singer's rise to
fame, filmed in Nashville and Music
Row; and Get Serious, a film starring Ray
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