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Film company looks to involve community
With tickets now on-sale, R-Squared Productions is offering a variety of creative ways to get students and families involved with the movie company's new, locally produced, feature-length film, New Hope. With topics including peer pressure, alcohol, sex, suicide, relationships, and acceptance, New Hope captures the life of the modern teenager.
First, for a limited time through January, the company is offering free Movie Studio Tours at their studio on Louisville Avenue in Monroe.
Small groups will get an insider's tour of the postproduction of the movie, New Hope. They will meet the director, production manager, and other movie staff and learn about several aspects of the movie-making business, which is growing by leaps and bounds in Louisiana.
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