Palm Springs, Ca. (June 9, 2010)

MOTION PICTURE HALL OF FAME
SEEKS
CITY AS PARTNER
TO BUILD
THEMED ATTRACTION

The Board of Directors of the Motion Picture Hall of Fame announced today that the corporation is seeking a City partner to build a shrine to motion pictures, actors, actresses, writers, producers, directors and film scores.  The themed attraction is projected to draw 360,000 visitors in its first year. The projected cost to build is $10,000,000 (ten-million dollars).

The Motion Picture Hall of Fame will be a state-of-the-art facility with fully interactive exhibits, rotating displays, memorabilia, portraitures and live vignettes.

The purpose is to entertain and educate the public about the people and processes involved in film making.

The goal will be to establish the Motion Picture Hall of Fame as a place of authority and distinction in and outside the motion picture industry by bringing the overwhelming wonder of Hollywood and its red-carpet experiences.

The Motion Picture Hall of Fame will be dedicated to preserving, honoring and commemorating those motion pictures, actors, actresses, writers, producers, directors and film scores which have excelled and have had a profound impact on the motion picture industry and its art form.

It will induct into the Hall of Fame meritorious movies and individuals, whether living or deceased, to honor and commemorate their works and contributions to the history of motion pictures.

It will also bring together up and coming motion picture artists and movie going enthusiasts through film festivals, seminars, lectures and various other special events, which will serve to highlight the vast array of talent and imagination, brought to reality through motion pictures.

The public and the fans will decide who gets inducted into the Motion Picture Hall of Fame on an annual basis by voting.

An annual television special, “The Motion Picture Hall of Fame Honors” will allow the current stars to honor the greatest stars of all time.

Please visit our website, www.motionpicturehalloffame.com or call if interested in discussing. Our email address is moviehall@aol.com

Palm Springs, Ca. (July 8, 2009)

Trini Lopez
Hosts
"Latin Music Legends"
For
Public Television

The Motion Picture Hall of Fame announced today that "Latin Music Legends", hosted by and starring Trini Lopez, featuring El Chicano, Tierra, Thee Midniters with Little Willie G, original Santana lead singer Gregg Rolie and his band, Julio Iglesias and Mark Guerrero, paying tribute to his late father Lalo Guerrero, will air as a Public Television pledge break special. The special debuts on KVCR on August 14, 2009 at 9PM PST. The show will start airing on many Public Television Stations across the country in August. KVCR reaches approximately 5.5 million households in Southern California and is the presenting station.

Motion Picture Hall of Fame and Raven Productions of Palm Springs jointly produced the one-hour special. Several Palm Springs residents were involved in the production.

CREDITS

Robert Alexander, Dan Bohlmann, Mitchell Sussman -Executive Producers
Steve Peyton, Tom Stanford - Producers
O. Gordy - Writer, Supervising Producer
Susan Stafford - Associate Producer
Janie Hughes, Mark Guerrero, Robert Alexander, Morris Diamond -Talent Coordinators
Sharie Hatchett-Bohlmann - Album Cover, Fine Arts Director

"Latin Music Legends" will air nationally on Public Television exclusively for eleven months. It will then "be taken to retail outlets and syndicated internationally", says Robert Alexander, President, Motion Picture Hall of Fame.

(December, 2008)

Motion Picture Hall of Fame Announces a Second Television Special

Motion Picture Hall of Fame (PINKSHEETS: MHFM) announces that the company has completed a second special for public television. The special titled "Entertainment Las Vegas Style" is hosted by Las Vegas entertainment ambassadors Tony Sacco and Charo. Guest stars include Tony Orlando, Donna Summer, Billy Ray Cyrus, Bill Medley, Little Anthony, Smothers Brothers, Frankie Avalon, and Mary Wilson from the Supremes and the Folies Bergere. The special was shot on location in Las Vegas and will be distributed nationally to all PBS stations as a pledge break, fund-raising special. DVDs and CDs will be sold to the public through public television stations. Motion Picture Hall of Fame recently completed shooting their first public television special "Trini Lopez presents Latin Music Legends" in Los Angeles on November 11, 2008.