Another outstanding review of The Rusty Bucket Kids Club TV project!Good things are coming to Apex in the form of a TV series for young people filmed in and around town.
If you have seen recent news about the locally produced show you will know it is being filmed right here in the community, features local stores and homes for scenes and background and has actors drawn from the immediate area.
If you haven't kept up, a new report in the November 11th Southwest Wake News section of the News and Observer tells more about the exciting pilot episode to be featured at the Peak City Film Festival on November 20th...
News and Observer
Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009
The peak of good make-believe
Apex goes Hollywood as backdrop for 'The Rusty Bucket Kids Club'
For the past month, there have been some strange things happening on Salem Street.
Mayor Keith Weatherly was spotted dangling from a cherry picker bucket 20 feet in the air. Triangle Gazette Publisher J.C. Knowles strutted around in a red, white and blue tie, saying he was the mayor. And two local kids insisted they could travel through time on a train to talk to a teenaged Abe Lincoln.
Hollywood has come to Apex. "The Rusty Bucket Kids Club" started filming in downtown shops and other parts of Wake County in October. Created, written and produced by locals, the pilot episode will premiere at the Peak City Film Festival on Nov. 20. Read more...
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