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Later, Trent continues the conversation with Kirk Zeller, and Board Chair of Japan Society of Northern California, Larry Greenwood.

Watch the Invest Nebraska video highlighting a Silicon Prairie Center incubated company doing big things for the world of health-- Progressive Neuro.

You can reach Trent at ontheloos@beknews.com.
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to substantially impact the film industry.

Los Angeles, the largest city in the state of California, USA, has a bustling reputation that is characterised by traffic queues, Hollywood, and the constant footfall of a diverse population.

How pandemic-set rom-com '#MyCorona' was directed remotely by helmer Phil Gorn

Small businesses are staples of our communities and the backbone of rural America. However, small businesses have also taken the hardest hit from COVID’s impact.

When the COVID-19 pandemic caused Kirk Zeller to drop his plans for a traditional feature film, he shifted gears and developed an idea for a different kind of movie.

For everyone wishing to get beyond the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, the Nebraska-made film, “#MyCorona,” can serve as a touchstone of memories.

A movie filmed in Nebraska during quarantine earlier this year will premiere at the World Theatre in Kearney this weekend.

2020 has been a year some might say a movie writer couldn't even script.

While the COVID-19 Pandemic continues to substantially impact the film industry, with most productions delayed indefinitely and releases moved to unknown future dates, one movie has defied the odds and completed filming with the entire film directed using FaceTime.

Almost three years ago, two Lake Havasu City bicycle enthusiasts set off on a ride across the country. Now they’re part of a new feature film as they continue their big adventure.

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