- March 27th, 2007, 8:45 pm
#20384
I'm fairly certain this isn't the same thing Swampfox's thread is about, so I figured I would give this its own.
Scott Addison Clay, a North Carolina native (and NC State grad I might add!) is working on a documentary about the closing of the Pavilion as well as the evolution of family entertainment in Myrtle Beach and America as a whole. The film is still in the early stages, but a website is up at <a href='http://www.becomingattraction.com' target='_blank'>http://www.becomingattraction.com</a>. There is an about page there where you can read much more about the film.
Basically, I wanted to make this thread to get the word out there about the film, and to get some input from people who are big amusement park fans. What would you like to see in a documentary of this nature? Do you think the amusement park as a form of family entertainment in America is on the decline? Would you be willing to lose a traditional park such as the Pavilion if it meant the construction of a new upscale park such as the Hard Rock Park?
There is also a live webcam of the former Pavilion site up at the "Becoming Attraction" website.
Here is a feature on the film from WPDE Channel 15: <a href='http://wpde.com/videoplayer.asp?v=news/~pav' target='_blank'>http://wpde.com/videoplayer.asp?v=news/~pav</a>
Scott Addison Clay, a North Carolina native (and NC State grad I might add!) is working on a documentary about the closing of the Pavilion as well as the evolution of family entertainment in Myrtle Beach and America as a whole. The film is still in the early stages, but a website is up at <a href='http://www.becomingattraction.com' target='_blank'>http://www.becomingattraction.com</a>. There is an about page there where you can read much more about the film.
Basically, I wanted to make this thread to get the word out there about the film, and to get some input from people who are big amusement park fans. What would you like to see in a documentary of this nature? Do you think the amusement park as a form of family entertainment in America is on the decline? Would you be willing to lose a traditional park such as the Pavilion if it meant the construction of a new upscale park such as the Hard Rock Park?
There is also a live webcam of the former Pavilion site up at the "Becoming Attraction" website.
Here is a feature on the film from WPDE Channel 15: <a href='http://wpde.com/videoplayer.asp?v=news/~pav' target='_blank'>http://wpde.com/videoplayer.asp?v=news/~pav</a>