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Inside "The Omro Heist" with Simon Phillips, Anthony Crivello, Ken Bressers, Jamie Bailey & Audiobook Crowdfunding with Reggie Owens of Light Bright Publications

Inside "The Omro Heist" with Simon Phillips, Anthony Crivello, Ken Bressers, Jamie Bailey & Audiobook Crowdfunding with Reggie Owens of Light Bright Publications

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Inside "The Omro Heist" with Simon Phillips, Anthony Crivello, Ken Bressers, Jamie Bailey & Audiobook Crowdfunding with Reggie Owens of Light Bright Publications


Inside "The Omro Heist" with Simon Phillips, Anthony Crivello, Ken Bressers, Jamie Bailey & Audiobook Crowdfunding with Reggie Owens of Light Bright Publications

In this engaging episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil welcomes a dynamic panel of filmmakers and creators. First, filmmaker and actor Simon Phillips returns alongside director Jamie Bailey, producer Ken Bressers, and acclaimed actor Anthony Crivello to discuss their latest independent thriller, "The Omro Heist." Ken shares how purchasing an old bank building in Omro, Wisconsin, inspired this innovative bank heist film, highlighting the community collaboration that brought the project to life. Anthony discusses how modern filmmaking technology and local support greatly elevate independent cinema, while Simon and Jamie explain their creative approach to developing scripts around unique locations and refining films through audience feedback.

In the second half, Neil and co-host Christopher Richards interview Reggie Owens, founder of Light Bright Publications, about an exciting crowdfunding campaign aimed at turning their bestselling book, "The Lovers Quarrel,"into an immersive audiobook. Reggie emphasizes the power of audiobooks to reach new audiences and enrich storytelling through dynamic voices and soundscapes. He also details Light Bright's impactful partnership with Literacy Chicago, underscoring the importance of empowering underrepresented authors and combating adult illiteracy.

Both segments highlight the growing opportunities in independent arts and media, encouraging creators to keep innovating, engaging communities, and sharing meaningful stories.


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