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[[Amateur]] movie making group in [[Los Angeles]]. It was formed by a group of [[LASFS]] members organized by [[Bjo Wells]] (later Trimble) and was a limited film company which made several films for showing at conventions: | [[Amateur]] movie making group in [[Los Angeles]]. It was formed by a group of [[LASFS]] members organized by [[Bjo Wells]] (later Trimble) and was a limited film company which made several films for showing at conventions: | ||
* A fantasy/joke entitled ''[[The Genii]]'' (with [[Fritz Leiber]], [[Forry Ackerman]] and [[Bjo]]). Produced by [[Al Lewis]]. | * A fantasy/joke entitled ''[[The Genii]]'' (with [[Fritz Leiber]], [[Forry Ackerman]] and [[Bjo]]). Produced by [[Al Lewis]]. | ||
| − | * ''[[The Musquite Kid | + | * ''[[The Musquite Kid]]'', an adaptation of [[LeeJ]]'s second [[Ballard Chronicles|Ballard Chronicle]], which had (among others) [[Terry Carr]], [[Miri Carr]] and [[Charles Burbee]] in featured roles. |
* ''[[The Musquite Kid Rides Again]]'' Produced by [[Al Lewis]]. | * ''[[The Musquite Kid Rides Again]]'' Produced by [[Al Lewis]]. | ||
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[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 03:14, 13 April 2020
Amateur movie making group in Los Angeles. It was formed by a group of LASFS members organized by Bjo Wells (later Trimble) and was a limited film company which made several films for showing at conventions:
- A fantasy/joke entitled The Genii (with Fritz Leiber, Forry Ackerman and Bjo). Produced by Al Lewis.
- The Musquite Kid, an adaptation of LeeJ's second Ballard Chronicle, which had (among others) Terry Carr, Miri Carr and Charles Burbee in featured roles.
- The Musquite Kid Rides Again Produced by Al Lewis.
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