the Atlanta film market. Evans has recently been successfully battling gastrointestinal cancer and has not been able to work. To help him get back on his feet and pay his $6,000 medical insurance premium, Evan's friends are attempting to raise funds. Doctors are expecting him to be back to work by November of 1999. If you would like to offer a contribution, PC&E will be managing donations. Contributions can be made payable to Eddie Evans and sent to PC&E, Production Consultants & Equipment, 2235 Defoor Hills Road, Atlanta, GA 30318.

In other PC&E news, the PC&E Sales department has captured certified dealerships for Mole-Richardson and DedoTec Lighting manufacturers. Mole-Richardson has been a major motion picture and television supplier since 1927. Mole-Richardson and DedoTec add to the 30 plus other manufacturers that PC&E Sales represents. Tyler has placed their new helicopter Nose Mount II at PC&E. Tyler Mounts are designed for both film and video, and PC&E technicians are certified and trained by Tyler.

PC&E has also rolled out its latest camera insert car. The Camera Car's engine has been balanced and blueprinted for the additional power necessary for towing PC&E's process trailer and increased performance for high-speed film and video formats, such as race track and stunt chase scenes. Operator Gary Duncan has applied his over 20 years of experience to design an engine and drivetrain combination that maintains a quiet and smooth ride. The car is already scheduled for two feature films this fall, one in August and another in September.