@Kelsey MandusI bought in Jefferson Park, which is a hot area for people who work in film/tv since there are several studios (Tyler Perry, Screengems, etc) in the area.

flat paint can make it easier as the paint film holds it together.  

Pittsburgh has multiple top tier universities, we have a booming technology center, lots of movies/shows being filmed and studios being built due to tax friendly policies, we have moderate weather due to being out of the Lake Erie snowbelt, we are low-to-medium cost of living, and still have a ton of industry.

I'm married, have a BS in Film, finishing my MBA in Technology Management this December.

Video services $100 - We will go out to your property and HD film(1080p/60fps) a property for you and point out any issues we see with the property.

I just saw this and it was a pretty great movie.Here's a summary:Set in Florida, the film follows single father Dennis Nash (Garfield) and his family as they are evicted from their home by businessman Rick Carver (Shannon), forcing Nash to help Carver in evicting people out of their homes in exchange for their own home. 99 Homes - PreviewDid you see it?

It seemed they nearly ended the film with a call to action.

I'm sure they filmed the problems but a producer decided it wasn't worth airing it and cut it out.

Could see thousands and thousands of them in plain sight.Pest control said they would come back and film a training video for their company as it was the worst they have ever seen.

Fast forward to college I took a few architectural drafting classes, and in my free time 3D modeled many "dream homes" of mine using Revitt, Sketchup, and AutoCad.After college I become more involved in the film industry.