This Friday, November 17, 2023, at 9:00 Pm on USA, “9-1-1” returns with an intense new episode titled “Tomorrow.” In this action-packed series, viewers are plunged into the high-stress world of emergency responders.
In this upcoming episode, the central focus is on Hen, a dedicated paramedic who fears for her wife Karen’s life. The reason for her concern is a terrifying explosion that rocks Karen’s science lab. What makes this situation even more heart-wrenching is that it happens on the very day she brings Denny, presumably their child, to work with her.
The explosion sets off a chain of events that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. As Hen grapples with the uncertainty of Karen’s safety, the emergency responders face a race against time to save lives and navigate the chaos that unfolds.
“9-1-1” is known for its adrenaline-pumping, true-to-life scenarios, and “Tomorrow” promises to deliver another gripping installment.
In this upcoming episode, the central focus is on Hen, a dedicated paramedic who fears for her wife Karen’s life. The reason for her concern is a terrifying explosion that rocks Karen’s science lab. What makes this situation even more heart-wrenching is that it happens on the very day she brings Denny, presumably their child, to work with her.
The explosion sets off a chain of events that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. As Hen grapples with the uncertainty of Karen’s safety, the emergency responders face a race against time to save lives and navigate the chaos that unfolds.
“9-1-1” is known for its adrenaline-pumping, true-to-life scenarios, and “Tomorrow” promises to deliver another gripping installment.
- 11/10/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
Film Independent, the L.A.-based indie film organization, has selected 40 fellows for its annual diversity mentorship program, Project:Involve.
This year, Film Independent added a new component to the program: Industry Track, which targets individuals planning to work in the film industry as agents, managers, development executives and acquisition executives as well as in marketing, distribution and entertainment law. They will participate alongside the writers, directors and producers traditionally accepted to the program, with all participants receiving one-on-one film industry mentors, access to production-based master workshops, career development training,and industry networking opportunities.
All the fellows will participate in the short film production component of the program.
The 2010 participants are:
Elizabeth Ai, Producer
Ana Amortegui, Cinematographer
Karina Armijo, Producer
Catalina Ausin, Cinematographer
Hernando Bansuelo, Writer
Sheldon Candis, Writer/Director
Linda Ch·vez, Writer/Director
Chris Cloyd, Writer/Director
Kordo Doski, Writer/Director
Celia Esguerra, Writer
Golnar Fakhrai, Cinematographer
BÈ Garrett,...
This year, Film Independent added a new component to the program: Industry Track, which targets individuals planning to work in the film industry as agents, managers, development executives and acquisition executives as well as in marketing, distribution and entertainment law. They will participate alongside the writers, directors and producers traditionally accepted to the program, with all participants receiving one-on-one film industry mentors, access to production-based master workshops, career development training,and industry networking opportunities.
All the fellows will participate in the short film production component of the program.
The 2010 participants are:
Elizabeth Ai, Producer
Ana Amortegui, Cinematographer
Karina Armijo, Producer
Catalina Ausin, Cinematographer
Hernando Bansuelo, Writer
Sheldon Candis, Writer/Director
Linda Ch·vez, Writer/Director
Chris Cloyd, Writer/Director
Kordo Doski, Writer/Director
Celia Esguerra, Writer
Golnar Fakhrai, Cinematographer
BÈ Garrett,...
- 10/29/2009
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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