Rudy Rupak |
In the glamorous and competitive world of hi-fashion, Veronica Lamar now designs the clothes that she once modeled on the runway. While very successful with the "department store set" she longs to break back into the hi-fashion arena now dominated by Alonzo Palermo, her online mentor and present day rival. Doug Beckwith gets the contract to manufacture the clothes that Veronica designs for a big fashion show. But when he makes a mess of things, Veronica storms out leaving him to his own devices. With fierce competition and some back stabbing by Alonzo, Veronica suggests a merger between she and Doug "in the matrimonial sense" and their partnership is forever sealed.
In high school Rudy Rupak rented VHS videos from his locker. As an adult Rudy founded his own media company, Millennium Multimedia, in 1995. Rudy spent two years focusing on the skills necessary to succeed in the movie industry. Millennium Multimedia produced two movies, both of which Rudy helped directly and featuring the Who’s Who of B-list celebrities. The first movie, “Snowboard Academy,” released by Columbia Pictures in 1996, stars Corey Haim, Brigitte Nielsen and Jim Varney. The movie focuses on a ski-resort owner’s son who challenges his younger brother to transform beginners on the slopes into back-flipping professionals. The movie is a comedy and can be previewed below:
In the glamorous and competitive world of hi-fashion, Veronica Lamar now designs the clothes that she once modeled on the runway. While very successful with the "department store set" she longs to break back into the hi-fashion arena now dominated by Alonzo Palermo, her online mentor and present day rival. Doug Beckwith gets the contract to manufacture the clothes that Veronica designs for a big fashion show. But when he makes a mess of things, Veronica storms out leaving him to his own devices. With fierce competition and some back stabbing by Alonzo, Veronica suggests a merger between she and Doug "in the matrimonial sense" and their partnership is forever sealed.
In high school Rudy Rupak rented VHS videos from his locker. As an adult Rudy founded his own media company, Millennium Multimedia, in 1995. Rudy spent two years focusing on the skills necessary to succeed in the movie industry. Millennium Multimedia produced two movies, both of which Rudy helped directly and featuring the Who’s Who of B-list celebrities. The first movie, “Snowboard Academy,” released by Columbia Pictures in 1996, stars Corey Haim, Brigitte Nielsen and Jim Varney. The movie focuses on a ski-resort owner’s son who challenges his younger brother to transform beginners on the slopes into back-flipping professionals. The movie is a comedy and can be previewed below:
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