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Post, March, 2004
HOLLYWOOD -- TBJ Entertainment (www.tbjent.com) recently completed post production on a DVD concert project for the rock band Bon Jovi. The concert featured in the DVD This Left Feels Right was shot in high definition by TBJ and Las Vegas-based Big Vision Productions last November at the Borgata Hotel in Atlantic City. It was released in February by Island/Def Jam records/Universal Music Group.
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In addition to the concert itself, DVD viewers can participate in an interactive poker game with band members. When a viewer wins a hand of poker, they are treated to a Bon Jovi performance recorded live at Hyde Park in London.
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TBJ Entertainment founder Anthony M. Bongiovi directed and produced the project. He is the brother of the lead singer and also worked on the band's Wanted 2003 music video. The DVD was authored at TBJ on a Sonic DVD Fusion system with the Advanced Authoring Option.
Chuck Haifley, founder of Big Vision, recently formed a formal production partnership with TBJ.
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