Robbie Thomas Looks DownUnder for Film, Doco in Mysterious Australia
Robbie Thomas has been in long discussions with John Ramses, CEO of Ghost Radio Network in Australia about combining their talents to produce a film and documentary in the Land DownUnder. John, who also owns Anomalous Films, I-Prodigy Communications and Symmetry Media - all based in Perth, Australia, says Robbie's style and down-to-earth approach to his psychic abilities would be well received by Australians, who are generally more accepting of paranormal phenomena as a real but mysterious science than in other westernised countries.
Niether Robbie nor John will disclose the details of film but will say only that it will be a unique and powerful concept with international appeal.
"The concept will be unlike anything done so far in this genre", says John, "and I think it's going to begin a trend in how the paranormal is presented and treated in the future".
Lia Ramses, Co-director of Ghost Radio Network and host of the popular Australian radio show, Underworld, is equally guarded about the film's concept but tells us only that it is going to involve at least two other popular Australian psychics who, for the time, shall remain nameless.
John Ramses, 47, is an American-born graphics designer, musician, artist and author with a passion for technology and commucations. John moved to Australia in September 1999 after a two-year internet romance with Lia, who met John through one of his web sites devoted to understanding the 'Eleven-Eleven' phenomena. After John arrived downunder he and Lia were married two months later on Novemeber 11 at 11:11pm on Mullallo Beach. Since then they have sucessfully started and operated anIT and Web firm which has expanded into design, marketing, film and multimedia production with an international client base.
Both John and Lia have been involved in paranormal nearly all thier lives, respectively, and making the move into filmmaking is a natural progression.
Robbie's show, A Link To Heaven, was among the first shows carried by Ghost Radio. John and Robbie became interested in working together after Lia had interviewed Robbie on her show in 2006.
"Robbie and I are like twin stars. We share a similar life path and had a genuine connection right away", John says. "He's not only a natural and great psychic but he's a helluva writer, too. I look forward to working with him down here!
The filming will begin in early 2008 with teasers promised along the way.
Robbie Thomas has been in long discussions with John Ramses, CEO of Ghost Radio Network in Australia about combining their talents to produce a film and documentary in the Land DownUnder. John, who also owns Anomalous Films, I-Prodigy Communications and Symmetry Media - all based in Perth, Australia, says Robbie's style and down-to-earth approach to his psychic abilities would be well received by Australians, who are generally more accepting of paranormal phenomena as a real but mysterious science than in other westernised countries.
John Ramses, 47, is an American-born graphics designer, musician, artist and author with a passion for technology and commucations. John moved to Australia in September 1999 after a two-year internet romance with Lia, who met John through one of his web sites devoted to understanding the 'Eleven-Eleven' phenomena. After John arrived downunder he and Lia were married two months later on Novemeber 11 at 11:11pm on Mullallo Beach. Since then they have sucessfully started and operated anIT and Web firm which has expanded into design, marketing, film and multimedia production with an international client base.
