Claire Brown-Kohler introduces the film with an American Sign Language interpreter signing along for the deaf audience

There was a nice turnout

Actress Sabrina Lloyd and Director/writer Ann Calamia converse as producer Catherine Miller looks on.

Sabrina and her friend Chelsea pose for photos. When Chelsea met Sabrina at the college they both attend in Manhattan, Chelsea had no idea about Wade, Numbers or Sports night. One of their mutual friends told her who Sabrina was and then lent her a DVD of Sliders. She thought it was cool, but I can tell she wasn’t really impressed by it, she likes Sabrina because of her personality and friendlyness.

Hottie Anthony Natale and Sabrina Lloyd, the stars of the movie

Deaf Robert DeMayo, Deaf Actor Anthony Natale; Actress Sabrina Lloyd; cinamatographer; producer Carol Finkle; producer Catherine Miller and Writer/Director Ann Calamia at the premiere of their movie “Universal Signs” at the Philadelphia Film Festival

I always wanted to chat with a celebrity about the business of celebrity; Sabrina doesn’t get asked for her autograph much, and most of the people who get a glimmer of recognition of her think its because they they went to school with her, or maybe from the neighborhood, or just look bewildered. Paparazzi rarely shoot her, and she’s been to the Waverly Inn a few times.

Last night producer Catherine Miller and Writer/Director Ann Calamia won the Philadelphia Film Festival ‘s Full Length Movie Award for “Universal Signs”; Here they are at the closing night party at the Top of the Bell Atlantic Building.
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Thanks for posting about this project. I had been reading about it a couple of weeks ago, so am happy to see it get some recognition out of the festival.
I love Sliders. I wish they would put it back on the Sci-fi channel
Your photos taken at the Universal Signs\’ events at the Philadelphia Film Festival are very nice.
How can we purchase some of them?