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  1. Mel Ryane "Is There Kissing?"

    Mel Ryane is a writer with a new release called 'Is There Kissing, What ten kids taught me that Hollywood counldn't' - she is a former Dialogue and Acting Coach
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    www.melryane.com - 2009-02-09

  2. ACTORS & MODELS

    PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR ACTORS & MODELS IN THE FILM & TV INDUSTRY
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    www.everythingoncamera.com - 2009-02-12

  3. Mike Harrison, journalist and media producer

    home page writing & journalism small business specialism picture + copy packages it-based writing & projects tv, film, radio & events management & consultancy ...
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    www.harrison-m.com - 2009-02-07

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