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About This Document: Then she actually builds a script, with attention to pacing, timing, rhythm and cadence - elements [Sally Mitlas] always deals with as a professional musician. "People may focus on what they see," she says, "not realizing that what they hear as background music is equally important."Guests get to view the final product at the event in a production that totally personalizes - and pays affectionate tribute to - the youngster and his/her family. Mitlas has used themes as varied as family members portrayed as "stuck in the 1960s" and love themes using famous love songs as a context for family love. There was even a saga focused on the "talking dog," as the family pet introduces the clan, and there have been affectionate take-offs on "I Love Lucy" and "Family Guy."In terms of photographic trends, [Jordan Cassway] cites the "photojournalistic" style of event photography - no "table shots," with the focus placed instead on candid moments. "I don't come with a shot list. Mine is certainly not the cookie-cutter style that you may see in the work of oldschool studios."

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Tags: Jewish Exponent, Oct 20, 2011, Veterans' Affairs, Friedman, Sally, Feature, Jewish Americans, Jewish life & ethics, Rites & ceremonies, Events planning, Experts, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Bruce, Eddie, Mitlas, Sally, Rothstein, Jamie, Cassway, Jordan

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