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50 EGGS, Inc. is an independent film and video
production company. To contact us to produce a film, ad, or media
project; for a speaking engagement or presentation; or for other information, please email 50 Eggs
Films by clicking here, or call our offices at 781-237-3329.
Please check out our website at www.50eggs.com.
Other Films from 50 Eggs:
A Hero for Daisy
Hailed by The New York Times as a “landmark
film,” “inspiring” by TV
Guide, and “fantastic” by
Sports Illustrated, “A Hero for Daisy" is a documentary
film about Title IX pioneer and two-time Olympian Chris Ernst,
who
galvanized her rowing team to storm the Yale athletic director’s
office in 1976 to protest the lack of athletic facilities for
the women. Nineteen athletes stripped, exposing the phrase “Title
IX” in
blue marker (Title IX referring to legislation enacted in 1972,
which mandated gender equity for
all institutions receiving federal aid). The story was picked
up by The
New York Times and was carried by all of the major international
news
outlets the following day. The impact was immediate and national
in scope.
The film, which has been critically acclaimed
and has garnered awards, aired
nationwide on ESPN, Oxygen, WGBH, and WTSN (Canada) and is in
thousands of
classrooms across the country. For more information, please log onto www.aherofordaisy.com.
TO ORDER "A Hero For Daisy," click here.
Apple Pie
Called "warm and illuminating, told with deftness
and emotion... priceless" by The
New York Times; "fantastic" -
NPR; "
heartwarming: - Los Angeles Times; "excellent" -
CNN; and selected as a recommended pick by both Entertainment
Weekly and TVGuide, "Apple
Pie",
which aired on ESPN in 2002 and again in 2004, chronicles 11 extraordinary athletes
and their mothers, including
NFL quarterback Drew Bledsoe and his mother,
Barbara; soccer star Mia Hamm and Stephanie Hamm; NBA star Shaquille
O'Neal and Lucille Harrison; Baseball star Kenny Lofton
and his grandmother Rosie Lou; NBA Star Grant Hill and Janet Hill;
Indy Car driver Sarah Fisher and Reba Fisher; NHL All-star Tony
Granato, Olympic gold medalist Cammi Granato, and Natalie Granato,
among several other stories.
For
more information about the film, log onto www.applepiemovie.com.
TO ORDER "Apple Pie,"
click
here.
CLICK HERE for clips of our films.
we are
BlackRock
A film which chronicles the history and entrepreneurial spirit behind
one of Wall Street's most successful asset management firms,
BlackRock. Completed in 2008.
President/CEO: Mary Mazzio
Mary Mazzio, herself an Olympian (1992 Olympic Rowing
Team),
wrote, directed and produced "Lemonade Stories", as
well as the award-winning film "A Hero for Daisy" and
the
critically acclaimed "Apple Pie".
Mary is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College and Georgetown
Law School. She has received several awards including
the Gracie Award; the 2001 Women's Sports Foundation Journalism
Award;
a Henry
Luce Foundation Fellowship (to Korea); and a Rotary Foundation
Graduate Fellowship (to France).
Mary, a former partner with the
law firm of Brown Rudnick in Boston, has served on a number of
Boards of Directors including The Shackleton Schools, Sojourner House
(a homeless shelter), The Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras,
Boston Rowing Center, The Head of the Charles Regatta, the National
Rowing Foundation, and World Team Sports (for disabled athletes).
Mary is willing to disclose her height, weight, and true
hair color - but refuses to disclose her golf handicap,
particularly after her performance at the Drew Bledsoe Celebrity
Golf Tournament, where she participated as a celebrity (who nobody
knew). She was, however, heckled by real celebrities: NFL great
Lynn Swann and producer Bobby Farrelly ("There's Something
About Mary" and "Me, Myself, and Irene") for having
brand new golf shoes. She heckled back.
50 Eggs Team
- Lemonade Stories
Director of Photography, Richard Klug
The cinematographer
for "Lemonade Stories" is an award-winning
director of photography. Richard has shot numerous
commercials for companies including McDonalds (with
Larry Bird), Hood, Pitney Bowes, Boston Gas, and
The Olive Garden.
Editor, Collin Cameron
One of the most sought after
editors in the region, Collin edits commercials for
companies including Volkswagen, McDonald’s, and Verizon.
He has also edited some of the award-winning commercials for the “Truth” campaign
(the Mass Department of Public Health’s anti-smoking campaign).
Supervising Producer, Michael Dehni
An associate
producer with Northern Light Productions (which has
produced award-winning documentaries), Michael is the supervising
producer for this project.
Composer, Sheldon Mirowitz
Sheldon, who owns and runs Verite
Music in Boston, has composed numerous scores for
both film and television. Nova, Outside Providence (by the Farrelly
Brothers), and the Oscar-nominated Troublesome Creek all feature
his work.
Still Photographer, Richard Schultz
Richard, an IPA photographer of the year, has shot stills for clients ranging
from Hewlett-Packard, L.L. Bean, Nextel, IBM, and Vanity Fair.
This project could not have been accomplished without
the help and countless hours of those individuals,
each of whom are listed on the Credits Page.
Speaking Engagements
A public speaker, Mary has spoken at numerous events
and ceremonies (both corporate and educational)
across the nation. Please see
www.50eggs.com/speaking.html
for more information.
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