Daytime Emmy ®Nomination for TAKE MY HEART in Outstanding Daytime Fiction Program.
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Blacktop Afternoon, An American road movie and VisionFire's first film directed by Peter, sold to Channel Four in the UK.  It was the first film ever shown in their series, The Shooting Gallery.

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This was followed by the dark comedy, Coming Into Money, penned by and starring Anna, directed by Peter. It was the official selection at 20 festivals worldwide, including the Academy qualifying festival, Raindance, London. It won five awards including Best Comedy Original at Worldfest and Best of the Fest at Rochester International FF. It was subsequently acquired by Time Warner.

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In 2002 VisionFire incorporated to become a production service and call upon the best of Los Angeles for cast and crew.

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Having been approached by companies for the rights to Anna's acclaimed play, Chasing Chekhov, the company decided to film this breathtaking work in Prague, Czech Republic, and Pasadena, CA. The film went on to win prestigious awards: BAFTA/LA Platinum Award for Best Film at the Member's Film Festival; The JuryAward at I've Seen Films International Festival, Milan. (Jury: Christopher Nolan, Rutger Hauer, Miranda Richardson, John Chen, Ridley Scott.); Cinematic Excellence at Rochester International Film Festival, NY.

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Followed by their film , The Red Scarf, penned by Anna for Gemini Award winner and star of Blue Velvet, Frances Bay.  It won Best Screenplay for a feature short at Action On Film Festival.

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Next up was Anna's  directorial debut, the evocative coming of age drama, The Aerial Girl. The film took flight and screened at prestigious festivals worldwide garnering awards: The Filmmaker Award at La Femme Film Festival, Beverly Hills, CA; Best Drama at Women With A Vision, Action On FilmFestival, where Anna was also nominated for Best Filmmaker;  Best Actress  at Seattle Film festival and Best Young Artist Award, Los Angeles.  

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Recently Anna directed the dark comedy, Finding Momma. Nominated for Best short at Garden State Film Festival, NJ; and NYC International Film Festival.

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As well as writing and directing the experimental thriller short Girl On A Train, Peter  wrote the TV series ‘The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne’ for the SyFy Channel /WB Network and the medieval action movie Deus Volt.

The company has two feature films and a TV series in  development.  Combining Take My Heart with two other LA stories, one  shot in english and spanish,  for their spec TV series, The Other Day. (El Otro Dia).

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