Films — A.B.L.E.

On the marquee at Landmark Century Center for the premiere of The Curse of the Tempest Jewel photo by Carl Morrison

On the marquee at Landmark Century Center for the premiere of The Curse of the Tempest Jewel

photo by Carl Morrison

Our cast and crew on location at The Field Museum

Our cast and crew on location at The Field Museum

filming with a vintage car thanks to American Classic Rides

filming with a vintage car thanks to American Classic Rides

Teaching artist Kendra and actors Kathleen and Andrew wait for cameras to be set for a scene

Teaching artist Kendra and actors Kathleen and Andrew wait for cameras to be set for a scene

actors Lucas and Jack on location at Lincoln Park Conservatory

actors Lucas and Jack on location at Lincoln Park Conservatory

facilitator, Susan, drops in lines for The Rough and Tumbles filming The Curse of the Tempest Jewel

facilitator, Susan, drops in lines for The Rough and Tumbles filming The Curse of the Tempest Jewel

Actor Andrew Kosnik serves as AD filming a scene in Lincoln Park

Actor Andrew Kosnik serves as AD filming a scene in Lincoln Park

setting up between takes at the Historic Maxwell St. Police Station

setting up between takes at the Historic Maxwell St. Police Station

On the marquee for the premiere of our second feature film, The Spy Who Knew Me photo by Justin Bodary

On the marquee for the premiere of our second feature film, The Spy Who Knew Me

photo by Justin Bodary

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On the marquee at Landmark Century Center for the premiere of The Curse of the Tempest Jewel photo by Carl Morrison

Our cast and crew on location at The Field Museum

filming with a vintage car thanks to American Classic Rides

Teaching artist Kendra and actors Kathleen and Andrew wait for cameras to be set for a scene

actors Lucas and Jack on location at Lincoln Park Conservatory

facilitator, Susan, drops in lines for The Rough and Tumbles filming The Curse of the Tempest Jewel

Actor Andrew Kosnik serves as AD filming a scene in Lincoln Park

setting up between takes at the Historic Maxwell St. Police Station

On the marquee for the premiere of our second feature film, The Spy Who Knew Me photo by Justin Bodary

Fiona smiles.jpg

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