Miami Spice 2008 is a mouth-watering summer restaurant promotion showcasing the very best of Miami cuisine.
During August and September, Miami’s top restaurants offer three-course meals (Lunch $23, Dinner $36) featuring signature dishes created by world-renowned chefs. Discover the tropical fusion of ingredients that makes Miami dining so wonderfully out of the ordinary. An epicure’s paradise awaits you in Greater Miami and the Beaches!
Participated restaurants' list you can find here
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Miami- Girls, Bikini, Cars, Clubs, Bars, Beach, Sun
This video made at Miami Beach. You will see a lot of girls in bikini, lots of cars and the photographers favorite 2 places at the beach. Wet Willies and Mangos. I hope you enjoy it.
South Beach Miami
Driving to South Beach in Miami FL, Shows a good view of buildings and cruise ships. And video of South Beach itself with some nice cars. Song: Supafly Inc - Moving Too Fast
7th Annual Miami Short Film Festival
From November 17th-23rd the Miami Short Film Festival will present an exceptional selection of short films from around the world for film lovers and general audiences alike to enjoy.
The Miami Short Film Festival and the University of Miami School of Communication (UM SoC) have partnered for the second year in a row to present the festival’s weeklong event. The School of Communication’s dean, Sam Grogg, will again take a leadership role in the festival to ensure the partnership’s success.
Since it's inception, the Miami Short Film Festival has screened over 700 films from 31 countries and continues to serve as the source for film lovers to discover a world's worth of excellent cinema.
Offering a $12,000 grand-prize for the Best of Festival category winner, and awards of goods and services to all other category winners, the MsFF is dedicated to supporting independent filmmakers and catering to the world’s most creative filmmaking genre.
from: http://www.miamishortfilmfestival.com
The Miami Short Film Festival and the University of Miami School of Communication (UM SoC) have partnered for the second year in a row to present the festival’s weeklong event. The School of Communication’s dean, Sam Grogg, will again take a leadership role in the festival to ensure the partnership’s success.
Since it's inception, the Miami Short Film Festival has screened over 700 films from 31 countries and continues to serve as the source for film lovers to discover a world's worth of excellent cinema.
Offering a $12,000 grand-prize for the Best of Festival category winner, and awards of goods and services to all other category winners, the MsFF is dedicated to supporting independent filmmakers and catering to the world’s most creative filmmaking genre.
from: http://www.miamishortfilmfestival.com
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