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Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
9.1.15
A Few of Our Favorite Things: Isaac
It's been far too long since we've gotten to share a few of our favorite things with you & there are definitely a few new members of The Paris Market family who are eager to do so! Today we are so excited to officially welcome Isaac to The Paris Market team as one of our awesome coffee bar baristas. Originally from Illinois, Isaac recently moved to Savannah to pursue film & music. When he's not behind the coffee bar perfecting his latte art, you can find him writing for online blogs, including Savannah's own music blog, Hissing Lawns, & working on his own artistic pursuits, whether that be working on films or writing & recording music. The ginger of the family, Isaac always makes work more fun with his witty banter & film trivia. Check out a few of Isaac's favorite things below & be sure to say hi the next time you see him at the coffee bar!!
2.10.13
Spongebob Squarepants in Savannah
In case you haven't already heard the news, Spongebob Squarepants is coming to Savannah! Set to film in the next couple of weeks, the word around town is Broughton Street, which is located in heart of Savannah's historic district, will be the stage and backdrop for a grand scene in the upcoming film Spongebob Squarepants 2. Taking a walk down Broughton street it's amazing to see the transformation that has been taking place in preparation for the big movie. Buildings that had been abandoned and colorless for years now look excitingly fresh and inviting as they are being painted one by one in bold primary colors. With new signage going up everyday, and being able to watch Broughton Street continue to transform into Salty Shoals, downtown Savannah looks and feels more vibrant than ever and our excitement to see Savannah on the big screen only intensifies with each fresh coat of paint.
Enjoy a few photos of some of our favorite new buildings!
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