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This is for a 10 minute DVD video i'm producting. Its about lake front property being sold in NC. The script would be about 4 pages in total length i believe. I will give a rough draft script here. I need a reply ASAP. THANK EVERYONE!
Budget range $250 - 499
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Budget range $250 - 499
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English - North American
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Middle Age Male OR Senior Male
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Nestled along a nearly 4,000 acre recreational lake and a shoreline of 88 miles, Belews Lake may well be one of the Triad’s best kept secrets. Centrally located to Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem, Belews Lake is less than thirty minutes away from elegant dining, a myriad of theatres, cultural and sporting events and sophisticated shopping. High Point is the home of the Furniture Capital of the World and High Point University. Downtown High Point offers exceptional dining. Winston-Salem is known for its Moravian settlement, Old Salem, circa 1766. Within this popular tourist attraction, is Salem College, founded 1771, and ranks as the 13th oldest college in the nation. Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State University and Forsyth Technical Community College are also in Winston-Salem. The North Carolina School of the Arts and the Stevens Center are the gathering places for cultural arts performances, and Fourth Street is the location for after five dining and entertainment. Greensboro is home to A & T University, Greensboro College, Bennett College and Guilford Technical Community College. The University of North Carolina – Greensboro, offers much to Triad residents in its cultural arts programs, and there is always something exciting happening at Aycock Auditorium. Greensboro also hosts many sporting events, and the bustling downtown night life featuring sidewalk cafes, rooftop dining and uptown clubs is very popular. The professional minor league baseball team, The Grasshoppers, plays before sold-out crowds, and The Carolina Hurricanes, NHL Hockey Team, are the winner of the Stanley Cup. To accommodate your basic shopping requirements, the small historic towns of Oak Ridge and Kenersville are only minutes away. Oak Ridge is the home of Oak Ridge Military Academy, a co-ed prep school, founded in 1852 and is the nation’s second oldest military school. Oak Ridge has a rural setting and is scattered with historic homes. In this small community, you will find a superb bed and breakfast inn, and at the Commons Shopping Center, you can choose from a variety of restaurants, including Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, pizza and sandwich shops. Kernersville is home to architectural gem, Korner’s Folly, built in 18 , a must-see Victorian landmark.
The Triad is rich in outstanding public golf courses offering literally dozens of
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professional courses. Pine Knolls Golf Course is merely minutes away from Belews
Landing. The Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, formerly called the GGO, is attended by thousands in April each year. Pinehurst, less than two hours away, is a favorite for many. Bryan Park, near Greensboro, Tanglewood near Winston-Salem and Oak Hollow in High Point are three mature courses. Other diamonds include Grandover Resort, Oak Valley, Mill Creek, Meadowlands and Stoney Creek.
The Piedmont Triangle is a combination of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill. Raleigh, about an hour away, is North Carolina’s capital and home to North Carolina State University. Raleigh offers numerous museums and art galleries and is the birthplace of US President, Andrew Jackson. Entertainment and fine dining abound in this southern, cosmopolitan city. Chapel Hill, less than two hours away, is the home of the University of North Carolina, dating from 1789, and is the nation’s oldest state university. Evidence of the university’s wealth can be seen at the splendid Morehead Planetarium, and the architecture of its l8th century buildings is quite spectacular. Experience the hip, villagey atmosphere on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill’s coffeehouses. The home place of singer, James Taylor, is in Chapel Hill. Durham, about 45 minutes away, is known for its world-class medical facilities and Duke University. Durham offers some of the most sophisticated cuisine in the Southeast. History buffs will have a field day in Durham with its Civil War trails and extensive museums. There are music, theatre, films and museums to entertain visitors of all tastes, and of course, like Wake Forest University, UNC, N.C. State, basketball has a phenomenal record at Duke University. And Durham is the birthplace of the Piedmont Blues.
Charlotte, called the “Queen City,” is the state’s largest city. Experience the exciting possibilities that add character to Charlotte, from cultural institutions and attractions to world-class dining and nightlife to shopping and sporting events unique to the Charlotte region. Charlotte is the “pit stop” for all things NASCAR and was chosen as the home of the new NASCAR Hall of Fame and Museum. This facility will open in 2009.
Catch the 2003 NFC Champion Carolina Panthers as they compete in their 12th NFL
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season in 2006-2007. The Discovery Place is one of the top hands-on science museums in the nation that provides ever-changing, entertaining facilities that foster experiences from life science to space exploration.
Less than two hours away from Belews Landing, is Pilot Mountain, whose scenic beauty, trails, picnic grounds, musical and astronomical events make this state park a favorite.
The Blue Ridge Parkway, two hours away, meanders for 469 miles between Shenandoah and Great Smokey Mountains National Park. You will find numerous opportunities to enjoy overlooks, picnic and camping facilities, historic sites and natural wonders of the region. The Biltmore House in Asheville, NC, is merely three hours away. This beautiful mountain town is home to author, Thomas Wolfe, and his home place is open to visitors.
Nags Head, Outer Banks, is about six hours from Belews Landing and is known as a plush resort area with a wealth of activities and plenty of beaches, world-record fishing, golfing and shopping to nature trails, wildlife refugees, shipwreck remains and historic sites. Discover a breath-taking stretch of paradise in Wrightsville Beach, less than five hours away. Wrightsville offers boat tours, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking and surfing tours. Harbor tours, visits to Masonboro Island and nature excursion tours are available. Nearby Wilmington is one of the most beautiful cities in North Carolina and is a dynamic city with a variety of attractions. Historic downtown features well-preserved buildings such as the Bellamy Mansion, a North Carolina architectural treasure. There are many historic homes in Wilmington as well as charming cafes, carriage rides and trolley car tours to enjoy. Visit the Cape Fear Museum—North Carolina’s oldest history museum. Myrtle Beach, SC is about five hours away and is considered one of the nation’s top vacation spots. Beautiful beaches and thousands of exciting activities await you at ocean front hotels. Enjoy the lively nightlife, adventurous water sports and incredible fishing. This 60-mile stretch of gorgeous beaches has long been called the “seaside golf capital of the world, with more than 100 professional golf courses.
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For snow skiing enthusiasts, you will find a bounty of slopes in North Carolina. Sugar Mountain is the largest ski area in the state and is about hours away. Appalachian Ski Mountain in Blowing Rock is less than hours away. Boone, about 3 hours away, is also a winter ski destination and home to Appalachian State University. You will also find a variety of high-adventure outdoor sports, from mountain biking and canoeing to white-water rafting and rock climbing in this beautiful mountain town.
The Piedmont Triad International Airport is 15 minutes from Belews Landing and provides a variety of airlines and serves frequent direct and connecting flights to the nation’s top business destinations. The Raleigh-Durham International Airport is located in the heart of Durham and 10 miles northwest of Raleigh. It is serviced by 15 regional airlines.
There are countless more cities, beaches and mountains in North Carolina for you to discover. These are only a few. If you are looking for a home that takes you away from everything, but not too far from anything, Belews Landing is your place.
Nestled along a nearly 4,000 acre recreational lake and a shoreline of 88 miles, Belews Lake may well be one of the Triad’s best kept secrets. Centrally located to Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem, Belews Lake is less than thirty minutes away from elegant dining, a myriad of theatres, cultural and sporting events and sophisticated shopping. High Point is the home of the Furniture Capital of the World and High Point University. Downtown High Point offers exceptional dining. Winston-Salem is known for its Moravian settlement, Old Salem, circa 1766. Within this popular tourist attraction, is Salem College, founded 1771, and ranks as the 13th oldest college in the nation.
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Nestled along a nearly 4,000 acre recreational lake and a shoreline of 88 miles, Belews Lake may well be one of the Triad’s best kept secrets. Centrally located to Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem, Belews Lake is less than thirty minutes away from elegant dining, a myriad of theatres, cultural and sporting events and sophisticated shopping. High Point is the home of the Furniture Capital of the World and High Point University. Downtown High Point offers exceptional dining. Winston-Salem is known for its Moravian settlement, Old Salem, circa 1766. Within this popular tourist attraction, is Salem College, founded 1771, and ranks as the 13th oldest college in the nation. Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State University and Forsyth Technical Community College are also in Winston-Salem. The North Carolina School of the Arts and the Stevens Center are the gathering places for cultural arts performances, and Fourth Street is the location for after five dining and entertainment. Greensboro is home to A & T University, Greensboro College, Bennett College and Guilford Technical Community College. The University of North Carolina – Greensboro, offers much to Triad residents in its cultural arts programs, and there is always something exciting happening at Aycock Auditorium. Greensboro also hosts many sporting events, and the bustling downtown night life featuring sidewalk cafes, rooftop dining and uptown clubs is very popular. The professional minor league baseball team, The Grasshoppers, plays before sold-out crowds, and The Carolina Hurricanes, NHL Hockey Team, are the winner of the Stanley Cup. To accommodate your basic shopping requirements, the small historic towns of Oak Ridge and Kenersville are only minutes away. Oak Ridge is the home of Oak Ridge Military Academy, a co-ed prep school, founded in 1852 and is the nation’s second oldest military school. Oak Ridge has a rural setting and is scattered with historic homes. In this small community, you will find a superb bed and breakfast inn, and at the Commons Shopping Center, you can choose from a variety of restaurants, including Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, pizza and sandwich shops. Kernersville is home to architectural gem, Korner’s Folly, built in 18 , a must-see Victorian landmark.
The Triad is rich in outstanding public golf courses offering literally dozens of
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professional courses. Pine Knolls Golf Course is merely minutes away from Belews
Landing. The Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, formerly called the GGO, is attended by thousands in April each year. Pinehurst, less than two hours away, is a favorite for many. Bryan Park, near Greensboro, Tanglewood near Winston-Salem and Oak Hollow in High Point are three mature courses. Other diamonds include Grandover Resort, Oak Valley, Mill Creek, Meadowlands and Stoney Creek.
The Piedmont Triangle is a combination of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill. Raleigh, about an hour away, is North Carolina’s capital and home to North Carolina State University. Raleigh offers numerous museums and art galleries and is the birthplace of US President, Andrew Jackson. Entertainment and fine dining abound in this southern, cosmopolitan city. Chapel Hill, less than two hours away, is the home of the University of North Carolina, dating from 1789, and is the nation’s oldest state university. Evidence of the university’s wealth can be seen at the splendid Morehead Planetarium, and the architecture of its l8th century buildings is quite spectacular. Experience the hip, villagey atmosphere on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill’s coffeehouses. The home place of singer, James Taylor, is in Chapel Hill. Durham, about 45 minutes away, is known for its world-class medical facilities and Duke University. Durham offers some of the most sophisticated cuisine in the Southeast. History buffs will have a field day in Durham with its Civil War trails and extensive museums. There are music, theatre, films and museums to entertain visitors of all tastes, and of course, like Wake Forest University, UNC, N.C. State, basketball has a phenomenal record at Duke University. And Durham is the birthplace of the Piedmont Blues.
Charlotte, called the “Queen City,” is the state’s largest city. Experience the exciting possibilities that add character to Charlotte, from cultural institutions and attractions to world-class dining and nightlife to shopping and sporting events unique to the Charlotte region. Charlotte is the “pit stop” for all things NASCAR and was chosen as the home of the new NASCAR Hall of Fame and Museum. This facility will open in 2009.
Catch the 2003 NFC Champion Carolina Panthers as they compete in their 12th NFL
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season in 2006-2007. The Discovery Place is one of the top hands-on science museums in the nation that provides ever-changing, entertaining facilities that foster experiences from life science to space exploration.
Less than two hours away from Belews Landing, is Pilot Mountain, whose scenic beauty, trails, picnic grounds, musical and astronomical events make this state park a favorite.
The Blue Ridge Parkway, two hours away, meanders for 469 miles between Shenandoah and Great Smokey Mountains National Park. You will find numerous opportunities to enjoy overlooks, picnic and camping facilities, historic sites and natural wonders of the region. The Biltmore House in Asheville, NC, is merely three hours away. This beautiful mountain town is home to author, Thomas Wolfe, and his home place is open to visitors.
Nags Head, Outer Banks, is about six hours from Belews Landing and is known as a plush resort area with a wealth of activities and plenty of beaches, world-record fishing, golfing and shopping to nature trails, wildlife refugees, shipwreck remains and historic sites. Discover a breath-taking stretch of paradise in Wrightsville Beach, less than five hours away. Wrightsville offers boat tours, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking and surfing tours. Harbor tours, visits to Masonboro Island and nature excursion tours are available. Nearby Wilmington is one of the most beautiful cities in North Carolina and is a dynamic city with a variety of attractions. Historic downtown features well-preserved buildings such as the Bellamy Mansion, a North Carolina architectural treasure. There are many historic homes in Wilmington as well as charming cafes, carriage rides and trolley car tours to enjoy. Visit the Cape Fear Museum—North Carolina’s oldest history museum. Myrtle Beach, SC is about five hours away and is considered one of the nation’s top vacation spots. Beautiful beaches and thousands of exciting activities await you at ocean front hotels. Enjoy the lively nightlife, adventurous water sports and incredible fishing. This 60-mile stretch of gorgeous beaches has long been called the “seaside golf capital of the world, with more than 100 professional golf courses.
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For snow skiing enthusiasts, you will find a bounty of slopes in North Carolina. Sugar Mountain is the largest ski area in the state and is about hours away. Appalachian Ski Mountain in Blowing Rock is less than hours away. Boone, about 3 hours away, is also a winter ski destination and home to Appalachian State University. You will also find a variety of high-adventure outdoor sports, from mountain biking and canoeing to white-water rafting and rock climbing in this beautiful mountain town.
The Piedmont Triad International Airport is 15 minutes from Belews Landing and provides a variety of airlines and serves frequent direct and connecting flights to the nation’s top business destinations. The Raleigh-Durham International Airport is located in the heart of Durham and 10 miles northwest of Raleigh. It is serviced by 15 regional airlines.
There are countless more cities, beaches and mountains in North Carolina for you to discover. These are only a few. If you are looking for a home that takes you away from everything, but not too far from anything, Belews Landing is your place.
Nestled along a nearly 4,000 acre recreational lake and a shoreline of 88 miles, Belews Lake may well be one of the Triad’s best kept secrets. Centrally located to Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem, Belews Lake is less than thirty minutes away from elegant dining, a myriad of theatres, cultural and sporting events and sophisticated shopping. High Point is the home of the Furniture Capital of the World and High Point University. Downtown High Point offers exceptional dining. Winston-Salem is known for its Moravian settlement, Old Salem, circa 1766. Within this popular tourist attraction, is Salem College, founded 1771, and ranks as the 13th oldest college in the nation.
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