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“About Julie Moree” Julie Moree earned a bachelors degree in broadcast journalism from California State University Northridge. She’s worked for the past six years as a patio host and lead for Universal Studios Hollywood. Her strong leadership and people skills make her a vital asset to her employer. She also writes detailed articles for the monthly department newsletter and just recently finished a fully in-depth training video for perspective new hires. In addition, she also works as the Los Angeles Correspondent for Basenet Intermedia covering events and topics in and around the Los Angeles area. These events include the Santa Monica Beach Clean Up Day as well as Christmas related events for the company’s upcoming Christmas Special. She’s now pursuing her masters in New Media Journalism from Full Sail University, through which she will begin to develop a website showcasing stories, videos and podcasts that are of interest to people with a passion for the entertainment industry. These stories will include the latest happening with upcoming movie premieres, awards shows, concerts and much, much more. Stay tuned as the year unfolds and make sure to follow her on Twitter to see what events she’s scouring or chat with her on Facebook to see whom she is communicating with. Whether it’s art, TV, music or traveling, she’s got an eye on a wide variety of topics for your reading pleasure. Plus, all of her video news packages are available for viewing on YouTube. In addition, don’t forget to check out her Public Service Announcement that she directed, wrote and produced for a yearly Safety Contest. So check it out and comment often. She always likes to hear from you with any feedback that her viewers may have. And don’t forget to contact her via email with any questions, concerns or upcoming events that may be happening in or around the Southern California Area: bandchix@gmail.com jmoree@basenetnetwork.com jmwhite21@fullsail.edu She’s always happy to hear from you!
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“Summer Camp” REVIEW

It’s time to got back to camp, 50 years later.

When best friends reunite at the camp that brought them together, magic combined with a bit of mischief will inevitably happen.   The more important thing is figuring out how to savor a friendship that seems to have drifted a part.

Summer Camp stars Diane Keaton, Kathy Bates and Alfre Woodard as the threesome friends who put aside their lives for one last hoorah at Camp Pendleton.  Each actress brings her own unique style of comedy.  The film also includes notable names such as American Pie’s Eugene Levi, who is all to familiar to what happens at Camp.  Additionally, Beverly D’Angelo spices things up with a quick cameo. 

One might compare Summer Camp to another film “Book Club” as it proves yet again that age is just a number.  It has the same Book Club vibe of women of a certain age that ultimately are not ashamed of it and in the end just want to have fun.  There are iconic camp scenes that will make audiences remember that Summer camp feeling, including white water rafting, archery, horseback and of course the classic food fight scene.

It’s a film that is perfect for releasing at the height of summer experiences and holds it’s own along side all the blockbusters hogging the screen time.  Rate PG 13 a slight bit of adult langauge and humor, that being said, it is a safe for a slightly younger audience with parents present.  It’s just a good clean and fun movie that all should see.  Summer Camp came out in theaters May 31st and is currently playing in one near you.