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Thu Nov 20, 2008 — by Mike Raub

ComicMix Radio: Making A Dream Come True

Episode #289:From Backlot To Big Screen

More than likely you or someone you know would love to make a film, but those first steps are the hardest. Meet Yasmine Zapp who got her horror film, Darksound, on the screen and she shares the secrets here, plus:

New Harry Potter Trailer this weekend
A Thor cartoon
X-Men First Class the movie

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