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Partnerships

On March 29th, Third Avenue PlayWorks announced the Amphibious Movie/Film Green Bay, INC. as one of their new community partners during their 2026 Season Launch Party at the Sturgeon Bay theater.
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The film through the area non-profit will receive the profits of half of the ticket sales from "Moonlight and Magnolia's" June 3rd, opening week of the show.
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Several members of the production team will join the fun on Fri. June 12th for a special talk back event with audience members following the 2pm show matinee. They will speak about the Amphibious movie, currently in pre-production, as well as the important role Film Green Bay plays in the process.

Third Avenue Playhouse is located in the historic downtown of beautiful Sturgeon Bay, WI


JUNE 3 – 21, 2026
"Moonlight and Magnolias" - The Synopsis:
It is three weeks into shooting Gone With the Wind and everything is falling apart. To save the film, Producer David O. Selznick stops production, locks his director and screenwriter in his office, and forces them to rewrite the entire script in five days! Based on (mostly) true events, this riotous, high-stakes comedy about the chaos and genius of moviemaking will leave you laughing out loud! And cheering!
Tickets On Sale Now:

Kurt Krauss Official Amphibious Swim Challenge
Photo Credit: Baxter Colburn, Colburn Creative​

In 2025, singer/songwriter Franki Moscato launched a .60 Second PSA Challenge geared at teen suicide awareness and prevention.
The producers of Amphibious along with
other industry professionals teamed up with the Franki Jo Moscato Foundation to create
a series of video tutorials for the first-time filmmakers, helping them with their craft.
​Franki Moscato is an American singer/songwriter, actress, and national speaker whose musical journey has since taken her to incredible heights, performing alongside artists Riley Green, CAIN, Charlie Berens, and Danny Gokey (to name a few).
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The American Idol Contender is a familiar face and voice for the National Anthem at the White House in Washington D.C., as well as a regular returning artist with the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Miss Wisconsin Pageant. In 2019, she won American Idol’s coveted “Gold Ticket” and went on to compete in Hollywood before the celebrity judges. Moscato stars in three music videos that have all earned awards, including “Best Music Video” in the London and Hollywood Independent Film Awards and a “Silver Remi” in the Steven Spielberg Film Awards.
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A passionate advocate for those struggling with mental health, Moscato has used her platform to raise awareness for adolescent suicide prevention. At age 19, she founded the Franki Moscato Foundation to support Wisconsin youth battling mental health challenges. Headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, The Franki Moscato Foundation, her signature “BE KIND” message can be seen everywhere--on merchandise, in schools, and at youth organizations—earning proceeds to help strapped families, schools, and state-wide youth organizations fight teen suicide.

Around the State of Wiscsonsin, students (Grades 6-12) created 60-second PSA's
to fight teen suicide in Wisconsin.
The winning PSA was selected by a judging panel, and was professionally produced by Mirrorless Productions.
It was written and performed by students and staff from Ashwaubenon High School.
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On Thurs. March 5th, the PSA
was seen by audiences for the first time
during the big reveal at the
Franki Moscato Foundation's gala
at Becket's Atrium in Oshkosh. The Ashwaubenon students and teacher were in attendance to accept the award.
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The PSA will air on WBAY-TV2 (ABC affiliate) in the Green Bay viewing area
as well as WMTV 15 (NBC Affiliate) in the Madison region. Additional TV and radio spots will be announced in later 2026.




(LEFT): "She Didn't Ignore It", the winning PSA was submitted by students from Ashwaubenon High School, and professionally produced by Mirrorless Productions
(ABOVE LEFT): Bill Jartz, local TV legend and news anchor (ret.) kicks off the night with introductions.
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(ABOVE RIGHT) Franki Jo Moscato speaks to those in attendance Thurs. May 5th at fundraiser gala.
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Photos Courtesy of Jim Koepnick
See the 2026 Winning Student PSA!
(ABOVE): Ashwaubenon High School students and teacher awarded for their winning PSA
(RIGHT) Franki Jo Moscato speaks at recent fundraising gala at Becket's Atrium in Oshkosh
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Photos Courtesy of Jim Koepnick
