Focus On Business: Jim Owens on the Kentucky Film Certification Program

WEKU | By Tom Martin

Published November 20, 2017 at 9:00 AM EST

Today, Tom Martin talks with Jim Owens, Dean of the School of Communication Arts at Asbury University in Wilmore. Dr. Owens is working with several partners to launch the Kentucky Film Certification Program.

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Part two of Tom Martin's conversation with Jim Owens.

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