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Law student
makes Love From the Machine
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This summer, local filmmakers wrapped up shooting Love From the
Machine, an independent film co-written by Seton Hall Law student
Matthew Savare. Savare is currently a second year student specializing in
entertainment law.
Love from the Machine probes author Douglas Yates'
assertion that people who are sensible about love are incapable of it.
The movie is a love story with an ending that is thought-provoking as
well as surprising.
A majority of the film's scenes were shot in New Jersey, the state
where Savare was born and raised. Monmouth County, New Jersey, known for
its beautiful scenery, served as the backdrop for many of the film's
locations, and a host of local businesses donated their space for filming.
Scenes were also filmed in New York City and Toronto.
Filming was completed this summer and is currently in the editing
phase. Editing should be completed in early spring. While Savare is the
co-author of the screenplay, he has been involved in all aspects of the
movie, including funding, casting, shooting, editing, and marketing. Once
completed, the film will be entered into various film festivals and
efforts will be made to get world-wide distribution.
Although Love from the Machine is Savare's first completed
movie script, he has published articles in trade journals, magazines, and
newspapers. He holds a Master's degree in Corporate and Public
Communications from Monmouth University. He received his B.A. in economics
from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey.
For more information about Love From the Machine visit
www.lovefromthemachine.com
or call Krista Newbert at 732-229-1083.
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Last modified February 7, 2003. |
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