NBC Network Advertisers: New faces on the network of the stars (1947)

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NBC Network Advertisers: New faces on the network of the stars (1947)
Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawk at the 15th Australian Scout Jamboree, South Australia.
Twenty Second picture, a pencil sketch of Bob Hawk
“He Existed Quietly Orbiting Stars”: Directors JJ Garvine and Tai Parquet | Film Hawk
Source: film In every film, there is the story that you knew you were telling, the story the audience perceives. But there is always some other story, a secret story. It might be the result of your hidden motivations for making the film, or, instead, the result of themes that only became clear to you after you made the movie. It might be something very personal, or it might be a story you didn’t even know you were telling. What is your film’s secret story? For us, and most cinephiles over a certain age, the name Bob Hawk already carried a certain […]
“He Existed Quietly Orbiting Stars”: Directors JJ Garvine and Tai Parquet | Film Hawk was originally published on Autumn Leaves
Netflix's new doc acquisition, director Kenneth Lonergan's "Manchester by the Sea," and a profile of a longtime seat on the fest's selection committee.
L'Amour Fou by Beth Goldwater, Singer Songwriter music from Wayne, PA on ReverbNation
I just found out that The Bob Hawk Documentary is going to the Sundance Film Festival, which means, so is my song, L'Amour Fou! I am beyond humbled, honored and ecstatic to be a part of such an exciting adventure!!!