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The following information is available for
members of the press: press releases,
a press kit, high-resolution photos, and links to other media coverage the film
has received. Permission is granted to use these documents and photographs
in connection with articles about the film.
Press Releases
April 22, 1999 - "Locally
produced film premieres Monday"
April 7, 1999 - "Local independent
film company premieres first feature"
Press Kit
The full story on how Flying Changes was produced. This
is a text-heavy document broken down into the following the sections:
Introduction | Synopsis
| The Horse of a Higher Caliber
| Stop Talking About It... And
Do It! | What Is Dressage?
| Complete Credits
High-resolution images
Click on the thumbnail images below to download
a 300-dpi jpeg photo. Please credit photos "Courtesy of Revival
House Entertainment."
Movie Stills:
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Rebecca (Laurie Warnecke), Bags (Kenny McKinney),
Kari (Julie Hudson), and Will (Damon Boggess) tell stories
around the campfire on Kari's first night at the farm. |
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Kari (Julie Hudson) discovers that her horse
is missing a shoe. This horse, David, belongs to Lindsay Koffler
of Maplecrest Farm where the film was shot. Koffler rode as
a double for Hudson in the film. |
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Actresses Laurie Warnecke (left) and Julie
Hudson play half-sisters who know nothing about their true
relationship. This was a first feature film role for both
women. |
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Rebecca's careless actions cause division
in the family. From left, the cast is Damon Boggess (Will),
Melissa Kelley (Marilyn), Julie Hudson (Kari), Joe Gatton
(Mike, kneeling), Kenny McKinney (Bags), and Laurie Warnecke
(Rebecca). |
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Bags (Kenny McKinney) comforts Rebecca (Laurie
Warnecke) with a few words of wisdom. |
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Marilyn (Melissa Kelley, right) reveals the
truth to her estranged daughter, Kari (Julie Hudson) |
Behind the Scenes:
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Director Brady Nasfell (left) calls out a
list of instructions to dressage rider Lindsay Koffler. The
film's show sequences were shot at Masterson Station Park
(pictured here) and the Kentucky Horse Park. |
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Julie Hudson and Damon Boggess (right) rehearse
a scene at Thoroughbred Park while director Brady Nasfell
looks on. |
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The running horse statues at Thoroughbred
Park serve as a backdrop for a scene between Kari (Julie Hudson)
and Will (Damon Boggess, left of horse). Brady Nasfell (right
of horse) directs the crew through the scene's camera movement. |
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The cast and crew celebrate on the last night
of filming. The film's final party scene was shot in the courtyard
of Glide-Crawford Hall at Asbury College. |
Media Coverage Online
 In the photo at right, local
ABC affiliate 27 Newsfirst interviews actress Julie Hudson.
The
Lexington Herald Leader/"The Heather Channel"(April 23,
1999)
"Gonna fly now" (Premiere of Flying Changes)
The
Asbury College Collegian (April 23, 1999)
"Local film debuts at the Kentucky Theatre"
The
Lexington Herald Leader/"The Heather Channel"(March 6,
1997)
"All hands on deck" (Julie Hudson's hands in Titanic)
The Kentucky Kernel (September 2, 1997)
"Student picked to star in feature-length film"
The
Lexington Herald Leader (June 28, 1997)
"Not horsing around: Wilmore couple films movie in Lexington"
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