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Although Fortescue has read over a
couple of screen plays, he says an
immediate film career depends on the
success of "The Carrier." He admits
that financial success isn't the film's
goal.
The production team was motivated
by the simple desire to see the screen
play made into a movie, not to make a
profit, he said.
"OUT OF 256 movies produced last
year, only 25 made a profit," he said,
adding that there are plans to take the
movie to the Cannes Film Festival
in France.
It's an unpretentious beginning.
The office of Swan Productions,
which was formed a year ago, con-
sists of a few rooms in a converted
house on North Main Street.
The main room is messy and
crowded by tables and a copier. Two
fighting monster masks stare down
from their lofty perch atop a high
shelf.
RUTH JESSUP, the production
coordinator who graduated from the
University last spring with a general
studies degree, became involved with
the film company through a friend.
She is now in charge of calling the
cast, taking care of the equipment
pick up, and generally making sure
things run smoothly.
And, if everything runs smoothly, this
$600,000 budget movie might open at
the Michigan Theater, Jessup said.

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film psycho-

near Ann Arbor
A desire to make an old-fashioned HE GRADUATED from t
horror film inspired University University in 1979 with a degreei
graduate Nathan White, president of Film and Video. But he originally
the production company, to write started in engineering and received
"The Carrier." good grades until he started to flunk
'"HE WANTED to make an old- out because, he says, the courses
fashioned horror story like Franken- weren't satisfying.
stein, where the main character is a He dropped out but eventually went
sympathetic one instead of being a back to get a business degree.
maniac. He wanted the main charac- Business bored him, too and he
ter to be one which the audience could became interested in film.
relate to," Jessup said. "The Carrier" is Nathan's first
But he isn't the only University feature-length film but he has ma
graduate involved in the film. numerous commercials and in
Beth Sherman, the business dustrialfilms.
manager, has also just graduated Three of his short films were
from the University and became premiered by Ann Arbor Action Art in
caught up in the film simply through 1981 and one of them won top national
her friendship with White. awards at the Student Academy
Sherman had been around when Awards in the Best Film category.
"the film was just a little idea" and White then went on to write "The
had talked with White many times Carrier," which has taken him twp
about the story. years to finish. He said that because
THOUGH SHE is a psychology of the length of time spent on th.
major, she said she found herself script, he considers "it a highs
"really interested in the nuts and polished, highly dramatic and very
bolts of the company." tight piece of work."
Her psychology background ac- "There is no blood and guts in it.
tually comes into everday use whatsoever and there's only one
because she deals with different scare. It's like a Frankenstein movie
people in making the movie, she said. because it's a psychological film, but
The movie is a study of guilt and basically it tugs at your emotions,"
how people react to it, Sherman said. White said.
In addition to writing the screen What really influenced him to write
play and organizing the entire com- about the effects- of disease was the
pany, White is the executive death of a close family member. Eve
producer, the director and the fund since then he has been "affixed to th"T
raiser for the movie. idea."

Daily Photo by JAE KIM
The production crew from the movie "The Carrier" checks over the equipment before a scene. The movie was

filmed in Manchester, Mich.


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1980 CHEVETTE - Good condition. Call
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1977 CAPRI - Black, very clean, six speakers
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MARY MARKLEY lease for sale for winter
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'71 PONTIAC Ventura. 77,000 original miles,
new brakes, exhaust, tires. $600.00 or best.
(Day) 665-7282, (Evening) 434-0077. 37B1101
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Household items, furniture, jewelry, vin-
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SUBLETTER WANTED. Spacious, Furnished
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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe

ACROSS
1 Transport for
Cleopatra
6 QV separators
10 The,maples
14 Zeno's
marketplace
15 Viscount's
superior
16 Legume of Asia
17 No way!
18 Inexperienced
person
20 Type of apple
22 November slate
23 "The Apostle
of Rome"
24 Gulf of Greece
25 Roman
encampment
28 Aphid
32 Except that
33 Unusual person
34 New Guinea
seaport
35 Dolphinlike
cetacean
36 "Osole-"
37 City in
NE India
38 Rosinante, e.g.
39 Whirl
41 Attic
43 Exultant
45 Asian notables
46 Tenth part:
Prefix
47 Caen's river
48 Strain to
go forward
51 Firthof
Clyde port
55 Jealous
57 - seas

4 Brewed
beverage of
a sort
5 Those on the
payroll
6 Kingdoms: Lat.
7 Famous
puppeteer
8 Three, in Italy
9 Plant yielding
caucho
10 Clinker
container
11 Make dinner
12 Fictional Jane
13 Carry on
19 Gunpowder
ingredient
21 Retirement
accts.
24 River at
Florence
25 Prompting
26 Record of
a year
27 Connacht
province port
28 Auctioneer's
verb
29 Sudden
outburst
30 Part of a cake

31 Nobelist for
literature: 1923
36 Type of skirt
37 Least
experienced
39 Dutch artist
Jan
40 CSA General
George Edward
41 Paris depot
42 Memory gap

44 Revokes, as a
legacy
47 Judge's call
48 Andersen's
duckling
49 Malay canoe
50 Juncture
51 "- horse!"
52 Past
53 Wax
54 High or deep
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STUDENTS! You're invited to Nicaragua! We
heard you tell NBC to cover the war in El
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Write the NICA School, P.O. Box 1409,
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ACCURACY INK
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Reasonable Rates.971-4139.
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CUSTODIAL WORK, part-time 995-3276. cH1105
THE UNIVERSITY of Michigan Survey Research
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Pay begins at $4.40/hour. A non-discriminatory,
affirmative action employer. Call 763-4326.
43H1104
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Center for Non-Violence Education seeking
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