Star Com Productions

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Star Com Productions LLC
Type Motion Picture, Live Events
Founded Ohio, USA
Key people
J.C. Schroder
Website Official Site

Star Com Productions LLC is an American independent film and live event production company founded in January 2000 by American Director/Producer J.C. Schroder. Star Com Productions is associated with the Miami Valley Film Association. [1]

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Live Events

Star Com has produced or assisted with more than 70 large-scale productions, which include the following clients/credits: [1]

Films

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References

  1. 1 2 "Home". starcomproductions.net.