69th Street Productions

In the heart of the rapidly gentrifying Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia, three streets meet to form a bustling intersection of born-and-raised locals and dilettante millennials. Dennis Bowers falls in the former camp. He grew up playing handball on that intersection and although he can no longer afford to live there, he still comes back every week to play on the same wall at age 50 that he did at age 12. Even if he doesn’t live in the neighborhood, it’ll always be his c...orner. Winner: Best Documentary - 2018 Art Director's Club of Philadelphia Louix Awards Award of Merit Special Mention: Best Shorts Competition Director: Ryan Scott Director of Photography: Drew Saracco Assistant Camera: Heather Treston Production Assistant: Chris Debenedetto Editor: Ryan Scott Colorist: Kath Raisch/Company 3 Sound Design: Dallas Taylor/Defacto Sound

Jeff Deverett is a producer, director, writer, and actor known for Full Out 2: You Got This! (2020), ism (2019), The Samuel Project (2018), Kiss & Cry (2017), Full Out (2015), King of the Camp (2008) and My Brother's Keeper (2004). Jeff's successful film and TV career began with distribution with New World Entertainment, Astral Communications, Anchor Bay Entertainment and his own company, Deverett Media Group.

Tower Theater was built in 1927 and opened a year later, by John McClatchy as one of Upper Darby Township’s first movie houses. From bing.com.

There’s nothing better after a long day than curling up on the couch with a bucket of popcorn and watching your favorite shows. Networks like Disney’s ABC decide to keep or cancel a show based on a lot of factors, including viewership rates, popularity with the times, and, of course, whether the show is actually making any money. Here, we’ll tell you the status of your favorite showsnamely, whether they’ve been renewed or canceled, plus just how much the stars earn, how some shows have production costs upward of $1 million per episode, and whether these factors led to the show’s untimely demise.