People are Talking about Marvo!
Your commitment to the rich history of our Commonwealth ensures that those who follow will have records that are relevant and accurate. The positive impact of your stewardship will be apparent not just in your community, but across Kentucky. - (Read the letter to Marvo)
– Marcheta Sparrow, Secretary
Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, Frankfort, KY
We cannot take them back to the streets and historic landmarks in the old towns of Eddyville and Kuttawa. They have been destroyed.... These time capsules ... could all be lost to us and future generations. That is why we must now seize the opportunity being provided by the Lyon County Historical Society and local visual artist, Sam Koltinsky, in their efforts to film people and pictures portraying the unique history of Lyon County.
I have been involved with [Koltinsky's] work up close. He delivers.
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(Read the "Letter to the Editor")
– Bill Cunningham, Author and State Supreme Court Justice,
Kuttawa, KY
The Kentucky Horse Council has an amazing partnership with Marvo Entertainment Group and we applaud their creative work. While we provided the content of HorseSmarts, the staff at Marvo truly engineered the footage to greatness as this award attests.
– Madelyn Millard, Board President, Kentucky Horse Council
I loved it! (HorseSmarts) All horse owners need this information.
– Julie Beaulieu, Purchasing Manager, HorseBooksEtc.com
I am writing to express KET’s support for your proposed series, My Kentucky Home. KET is always interested in strong programming about Kentucky places; and the subject of this series, with its emphasis on both the community history and issues, fits right in with our overall mission to educate, inform, and enlighten.
– Craig Cornwell, Director of Programming,
The Kentucky Network, Lexington, KY
The Marvo team was professional throughout the filming, editing, and post-production of ”HorseSmarts.” They welcomed and encouraged our active involvement throughout the project. We found Sam to be honest, professional, timely, and truly committed to producing a high quality product.
– Essie Rogers, Director of Education & Welfare,
Kentucky Horse Council, Lexington, KY
I think the program was beautifully done; a most intimate and nuanced portrait of a small Kentucky town. It is very hard for me to be objective about this since I appear in it and know so many of the people interviewed; I thought it was terrific and those in Annapolis who watched it with me were most impressed by the quality and depth of the show. The choice of Mary Grace Petit was brilliant as was the issue of integration and African American culture in Princeton. It all rang true.
– Barry Talley, Professor at United States Naval Academy - Chairman of the Musical Department, Annapolis, MD
We both agree things are moving extraordinarily well for this community.... thanks for being the prime mover in this effort to become the community that will set the bar for others!!
– Dick and Charly Morgan, Morgan Foundation, Princeton, KY