Published July 21, 2010
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When Steve Tatone hit his 50th birthday after a successful 30-year career as a concert promoter, he decided to take his life in a different direction. He had always had an itch to make movies, but had never taken the time. “I knew that at that age the only way I could break into the industry was through writing,†he says. “So I took a year and literally broke away from my fairly lucrative promotion business.†That one year turned into five and Tatone will soon see his second script, a true story of rise, fall and redemption based on a Boston Bruins hockey star from the ’70s named Derek Sanderson, released as a $25 million Hollywood production.
Not bad for a first attempt at screenwriting. But it’s Tatone’s current production, a contemporary musical called Beautiful Noise, that is lining up to be highly beneficial for Sarasota. That’s the result of another decision: “I was walking the beach and it just came to me — ‘Why not make it yourself?’ So, I decided then and there we’re going to start our company and I don’t care if I have to shoot it with my little Panasonic or if I can find people to help me make it into a bigger thing, I’m going to make this movie and all the movies I write here.†(more…)Tag: Steve Tatone
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Diamond in the rough: The producers of Beautiful Noise are making Suncoast film production a top priority
Published July 21, 2010
Visit beautifulnoisethemovie.com for more more information.
When Steve Tatone hit his 50th birthday after a successful 30-year career as a concert promoter, he decided to take his life in a different direction. He had always had an itch to make movies, but had never taken the time. “I knew that at that age the only way I could break into the industry was through writing,†he says. “So I took a year and literally broke away from my fairly lucrative promotion business.†That one year turned into five and Tatone will soon see his second script, a true story of rise, fall and redemption based on a Boston Bruins hockey star from the ’70s named Derek Sanderson, released as a $25 million Hollywood production.
Not bad for a first attempt at screenwriting. But it’s Tatone’s current production, a contemporary musical called Beautiful Noise, that is lining up to be highly beneficial for Sarasota. That’s the result of another decision: “I was walking the beach and it just came to me — ‘Why not make it yourself?’ So, I decided then and there we’re going to start our company and I don’t care if I have to shoot it with my little Panasonic or if I can find people to help me make it into a bigger thing, I’m going to make this movie and all the movies I write here.†(more…)