Although, opting out of having a booth as in past years, the company will present productions scheduled for completion in 2012. MPCI will be meeting old colleagues and new industry decision makers. Contact MPC to set up a meeting on the following Content.

The 2012 Officials Elected are: Tom Mitchell - President, Rick Alexander - Executive Vice President, Obie Young, - Vice President, Leslie Bartlett - Treasurer/Sec., Board Members include: Gavin Smith, JC Cummings, Kim Honnell, Key Howard.

FMPTA represents the Feature Film, TV, Internet and New Media development for Florida, promoting and supporting production in the State. The organization was established in 1972 as the "voice" for the production community.

The new script was delivered and received with very positive comments from well known Gospel enthusiasts and modern day artist. MPCI is encouraged by the comments given, which were embraced by those who read the new script. The dynamic story with an outline of camera blocking was endorsed and approved by the entire group.

The financial support team are excited about the new script praising it as a motion picture that will live on for a long run. In addition, the feature film may be shot in 3-D Stereoscopic format, which will increase the shelf life as more demand for 3-D content is broadening in Hollywood circles. MPCI will incorporate the new AEDE technique in the approach to camera movement. These techniques perfected by MPC will add an unprecedented look and feel to the project. However, we're still looking at the cost effectiveness of 3D.

"GOOD NEWS BLUES" is one of several stories MPCI is producing about people who throughout history have made and contributed positive impacts to society. Films will be available for Theatrical release, as well as Pay-TV and Home Video sales in 2012. A stage play adaptation of the feature film script in now in the process of completion.

The movie development is part of the overall historical research and educational campaign on Col. Charles Young, who lead the famous Buffalo Soldiers. Young made a huge impact on race during the turn of the century as the first African-America commissioned US Army Colonel.

MPCI has engaged in the initial task of presenting this project to the financial community as well as broadcast network interest. Once, funding is secured MPC will begin the pre-production process. No production schedule is confirm at this time. MPC would like to begin the film adaptation in 2012. For more information on Col. Young please visit the web site by clicking here.