Monday, January 30, 2012

E-Newsletter - Update 8 - Editing

WORLD CIRCUS CULTURE THE MOVIE

THE HOME STRETCH!
The end is in sight! Editing has begun and it feels great.
Check out the big updates below...and see the next steps, as there are always next steps!

Become a FAN of the film on FACEBOOK. Follow the film on TWITTER. Check out the new WEBSITE. Spread the word.
30 days to raise $12,000 - VISIT World Circus Culture on Indiegogo (see the new video!)

NEWS!

Editor hired & editing has STARTED: I've always said I wanted to "do this film right" and that meant hiring a talented editor - so I did.
    • Emma Morris has won an Emmy for editing. Her work has also won an Academy Award and been an Official Selection at Sundance winning the audience award and the Filmmakers Trophy.
    • She has spent a month editing and funds are in place for 2 months of editing, thanks to recent donations.
Filming is DONE after 3 final interviews:
    • July 13th in New York City- Paul Binder, Founder of the Big Apple Circus.
    • September 19th in Peru - in a village in the jungle of Peru, we filmed a small Circus and its owner.
    • December 12th in Tampa, Florida- Kenneth Feld & Family, owner of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Screening in Monte Carlo:
    • A 10min clip of the film screened Friday, 1/20 during the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo, thanks to the World Circus Federation.

Finalist in $5,000 pitch:
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HELP!
30 days to raise $12,000
(see the new video!)

In order to keep editing and work with the award winning editor, to make this an award winning film....we need more money! So I've started an Indiegogo campaign where I have 30 days to raise $12,000. I am reaching out to the circus community that has began following this film as well as to other networks.

A lot of you have been following updates on this film from the beginning and have supported it along the way, and I thank you so much. I ask you now to help spread the word, you never know who will be interested in supporting the film, I've had many surprises in the past with donations that proves just this!

In this day and age, filmmaking has become even more of a collaborative effort....which just means you get to be a part of making a film!

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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