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Professional Actress Joins Residents to Promote City in New Video

Pieces of a marketing video were shot around town last week. The goal is to promote the City of Temple Terrace.

By Ashley Reams
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March 13, 2012

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Full Throttle Intermedia's Craig MIller, Nathaniel Clark and Victoria Jorgensen set up a scene with professional actress Leslie Miller and the Greater Temple Terrace Chamber of Commerce's Lauren Tice at Riverhills Park.

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Professional actress Leslie Maine traveled from Orland to Temple Terrace March 8 to play a magazine reporter in Temple Terrace's promotional video.

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Craig Miller, president and owner of Full Throttle Intermedia, gets a shot of professional actress Leslie Maine looking at the Hillsborough River in Riverhills Park.

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Victoria Jorgensen, of Full Throttle Intermedia, clips a microphone onto Greater Temple Terrace Chamber of Commerce Administrative Assistant Lauren Tice's sweater.

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Full Throttle Intermedia shoots a scene with professional actress Leslie Maine and Temple Terrace's Lauren Tice.

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Professional actress Leslie Maine had never been to Temple Terrace before March 8, but she said she's looking forward to coming back.

"It's a really great city," said Maine, who lives in Orlando has appeared on Army Wives and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Jr. "I'm going to have to venture over here for dinner."

City officials are hoping others have the same reaction to Temple Terrace. Last week, the city had Tampa-based production company Full Throttle Intermedia shoot pieces of footage around town that will make up a promotional video, which will be shared with businesses and realtors and appear in the city's press kits, on the city's web site, and possibly on TV.

The video is the latest step in the city's new marketing campaign. As part of the measure, the city has adopted a new logo and tagline.

Mike Dunn, the city's public information officer, said the city's goal is to have the video ready in time for the Republican National Convention, which takes place in Tampa Aug. 27-30.

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