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- Freggie Productions has renamed its award-winning series Dave and Augie's Home Movies. The new title is The Adventures of Dave and Augie.
- Freggie Productions is currently developing the fourth episode of The Adventures of Dave and Augie, which will take the puppet duo to the site where George Washington crossed the Delaware River. The video is set for release in May 2007.
- Freggie Productions is about to re-release Episode 1 - The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island of The Adventures of Dave and Augie. The video should be available for distribution by the end of March 2007.
Press Kit
Learn more about Freggie Productions and its educational series The Adventures of Dave and Augie. For a pdf version, please click here. For more information please contact:
Gregory Ciano, Producer, Tel. (732) 801-8452, Gregory@FreggieProductions.com
Press Releases
INDIE TV FESTIVAL COULD TURN PUPPETEER'S DREAM INTO REALITY
Gregory Ciano's Dave and Augie's Home Movies to Compete in New York Television Festival
Hightstown, NJ -- August 4, 2006 -- From the time he was a little boy doing one-man puppet shows from behind the kitchen table for his mom while she did the dishes, Gregory Ciano has been entertaining people with puppets. Now he has the opportunity to share his puppetry talents with a much wider audience if his educational pilot, Dave and Augie's Home Movies, wins the $10,000 prize or gets picked up as a result of appearing at the New York Television Festival, an event for independent television producers being held between September 12th and 17th in New York City.
WORLD TRADE CENTER IMAGES IN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO STIR UP DEBATE
Aberdeen, New Jersey -- February 18, 2004 -- Images of the Twin Towers appearing in the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island episode of the children's video series "Dave and Augie's Home Movies" have stirred up a recent debate at schools in Central New Jersey and at an online educator's forum. Some teachers feel that brief scenes of the towers at the beginning of episode one of the puppet-hosted history series are disturbing to its K-4 viewers and need to be edited out while others are greatly opposed to their removal.
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