Capra award now in bronze

Thursday, February 21^st, 2013
Issue 08, Volume 17.

Sculptor Leo Romero shows the new version of the Frank Capra Award, which was cast in bronze Feb. 16. The award is the top honor presented at the Fallbrook International Film Festival.

Capra award now in bronze - Wayne Taylor photo. - Brandon Roy of the California Sculpture Academy
shows the newly cast bronze Frank Capra Award on Feb. 16. Roy cast the award in bronze; Leo Romero sculpted it.

Brandon Roy of the California Sculpture Academy shows the newly cast bronze Frank Capra Award on Feb. 16. Roy cast the award in bronze; Leo Romero sculpted it.

Capra award now in bronze - Wayne Taylor photo. - Molten bronze is poured into one of the casts of the Frank Capra Award on Feb. 16. The award is the top honor presented at the Fallbrook International Film Festival.

Molten bronze is poured into one of the casts of the Frank Capra Award on Feb. 16. The award is the top honor presented at the Fallbrook International Film Festival.

Capra award now in bronze - Wayne Taylor photo. - On Feb. 16, the California Sculpture Academy also poured iron, shown above with the furnace used for the process.

On Feb. 16, the California Sculpture Academy also poured iron, shown above with the furnace used for the process.

3 comments

Wayne Taylor
Comment #1 | Thursday, Feb 21, 2013 at 4:06 pm

Photo is by Wayne Taylor

VILLAGE NEWS REPLIES - Wayne Taylor's photo credit is at the bottom right of each photo. They always say Village News on the bottom left side. Just FYI - D. Ramsey

Lori
Comment #2 | Thursday, Feb 21, 2013 at 4:32 pm

Go Go Leo!! Woo Hoo! And to Brandon Roy and Bud Coale's CA Sculpture Academy, WAY TO GO!!

Dukesh
Comment #3 | Thursday, Feb 21, 2013 at 5:22 pm

I am so excited to see the Capra Award

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