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Scottsdale, AZ, United States, 2007/07/17 - Richard Tyson lands the Supporting Live Action Role of Coach Beecham, in the ClearVision Studios’ feature film “Nano Dogs the Movie” - NanoDogs.com / ClearVisionStudios.com.
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Richard Tyson has joined the ClearVision team and accepted the live action role of Coach Beecham, in the ClearVision Studios' family/action/sci-fi feature film that will be filmed and produced in Phoenix, Arizona. “Nano Dogs the Movie” is based on an original story developed by Michael Murphy, who will also produce the film for the studio.
Nano Dogs is an action filled family sci-fi film that revolves around nano-scientist Richard Spano, his twelve-year-old son, and the family’s dogs. The dogs become the "talk" of the town when they accidentally ingest a high tech nano-solution and gain the ability to speak and ultimetly perform human duties while their brainpower rises to near telepathic levels. Of course, evil scientists decide they want them for their own nefarious plans.
About Richard Tyson
Richard Tyson was born in Alabama but eventually moved to Hollywood, California to pursue his love of acting. After landing one of his first roles in 1986 on the hit TV show, “Moonlighting” Richard's career took off and has never looked back. Today, with a list of over 50 film and TV credits including 'Black Hawk Down', 'There's Something About Mary', 'Kingpin', 'Genghis Khan' as well as family films such as “Kindergarten Cop” and more recently “Jakes Corner,” it’s no wonder Richard has shared the screen with such a wide array of actors including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Cybil Shepherd, Orlando Bloom, Ben Stiller and John Travolta.
About Nano Dogs the Movie
Nanobots – /nan'oh-bots/ Robots of microscopic proportions. The future of computer science with astronomical potential. As yet, only used experimentally... Until now!
Nano-scientist Richard Spano has them, and his competitors will do anything to get them, but when his twelve-year old son, Matt, toys with a nano-solution, the family dogs ingest them and become the “talk” of the neighborhood. The nanos give them techno powers allowing them to speak and ultimately increasing their brainpower to telepathic levels.
Matt tries to keep them a secret from everyone; until his next-door friends, Peg and Brandon, inadvertently find out and a couple of bumbling techno-spies steal one of the dogs, it’s up to Matt and Peg to find his beloved pet Preshis before she becomes another casualty of the science lab.
About ClearVision Studios
ClearVision Studios (clearvisionstudios.com) was formed by Michael Murphy in 1999 in Scottsdale, AZ, to independently produce and finance films, CGI animations and television campaigns. ClearVision Studios has produced 100's of high definition videos, which take advantage of the latest HD Cameras and encompass many forms of art such as the utilization of advanced direct to disk recording and on-set editing techniques.
ClearVision Studios has the foresight to know that G-rated movies are more profitable than R-rated films, yet far more of the racier films get made. The average G-rated film is 11 times more profitable than its R-rated counterpart, but the film industry made more than 12 times as many R-rated as G-rated movies from 1989-2003. While the average G-rated movie earned a $79 million profit, the average R-rated film was $6.9 million in the black. ClearVision provides families with the type of entertainment that is compatible with their values, while making films that are profitable.
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