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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paul Hoen is an American director and producer. Hoen has directed and produced projects such as Cheetah Girls 3 and Dadnapped. Hoen studied drama, film and television at the University of Santa Clara. He was admitted to the Directors Guild of America in 1987. Since then he has directed several television films such as Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, Jump In, Read It and Weep, Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off, You Wish!, Tru Confessions starring Shia LaBeouf and the comedy The Luck of the Irish starring Ryan Merriman. Both Jump In and Luck of the Irish on first airing were the Disney Channel's highest rated programs. In January 2008, Paul Hoen won the DGA award for the film Jump In and in January 2009 he won for The Cheetah Girls One World. He has also been nominated for two other DGA awards for Take My Sister Please an episode from the series Even Stevens, and Searching for David's Heart, the ABC Family Movie starring Danielle Panabaker. The film was also nominated for a Young Artist Award for Best Family Television Movie or Special and Danielle Panabaker won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress in a TV Movie. The film was also the 2005 recipient of The Humanitas Prize. You Wish! and Jump In were also nominated for Humanitas Prizes. Popular series directed by Hoen include Roundhouse, The Secret World of Alex Mack, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Cousin Skeeter, The Jersey, where he is also credited as Producer, Just for Kicks, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, Just Jordan, the N series Beyond the Break, and South of Nowhere, which was nominated for a GLADD Award for Best Teen Drama. Paul Hoen has also directed two successful pilots for Nickelodeon, The Journey of Allen Strange and 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd. He was also the director and executive producer of the Disney Channel series starring the Jonas Brothers, Jonas L.A.. Description above from the Wikipedia article Paul Hoen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Maureen Copeland loves God, her beloved husband, Greg, and her children, Tamara, Maureen, and Zuba. Tamara is brave, kind, and loves animals. Maureen can play drums, guitar, and sing. She also has a not-so-secret crush on her male best friend, Rocky. And Zuba, he's the youngest. He loves Elvis Presley, dogs, reading, and DisneyWorld. But suddenly Zuba gets sick... really sick. After having something called pseudo-obstruction motility disorder, he's cooped up in the hospital when the family cancels their trip to DisneyWorld. Good thing because he had a new therapy dog and his mother to care for. But after the surgery, he actually claims to see Heaven through his little eyes. Maureen is shocked! Is her son saying what she thinks he's saying? Or is it all a flop? Is this actually... Heaven's Stardust calling? Narrated by Maureen, get inside her head as her son's experience in Heaven is nonordinary.
