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on May 31, 2010
Seneca Haynes
Posted project update #6In the final moments...
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on May 24, 2010
Seneca Haynes
Posted project update #5First Screening Secured
Pending full funding of this project, we have secured The Shadowbox Cinema in Roanoke, VA for our initial screening. Theater founder Jason Garnett's vision for microcinema fits the bill perfectly. From The Shadowbox Cinema website:
"My goal is to see Roanoke become a beacon for cinephiles everywhere. In my 13 years of experience in the theatre industry, I’ve met countless creative people in the region who share my passion for film. Whether they are making films themselves or just simply enjoy the art of cinema, I look forward to providing a venue for this audience to actively participate in screenings in a warm, casual environment. The Shadowbox is a microcinema dedicated to providing unique and innovative cinematic events that support the arts and cultural community of the Roanoke Valley.
The Shadowbox will not only show the truly original and independent but also host energetic and fun cinema events. My aim is to allow the audience to be more involved in the films they’re watching and expose them to additional works. The lounge setting of The Shadowbox will allow room for possible pre-screening discussions, live music or contests – each tailored to the evening’s piece. No matter what the film, I believe audience participation is the key to unifying an artistic community. The Shadowbox will be a home where local filmmakers can have their voices screened.
With The Shadowbox’s one of a kind film selections and events, it will enhance the cinematic experience and build upon Roanoke’s current love affair with the visual arts."
That $50 pledge is starting to sound good about now, eh? We hope to have some area coffee roasters and baristas on hand to demonstrate coffee preparation techniques and sample coffees encountered during the trip. Of course, that doesn't happen if we don't hit full funding. Thank you backers, and let's pull together to pull this off in the last week.
Click here to go to The Shadowbox Cinema.
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on May 22, 2010
Seneca Haynes
Posted project update #4Closing in on 50%!!!
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on May 21, 2010
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on May 20, 2010
Seneca Haynes
Posted project update #3Video: COFFEE UPDATE #1
UPDATE VIDEO! SPREAD IT AROUND!
Featuring interview footage with:
Troy Lucas of Lucas Roasting
Brian Babcock of Nova Roast
and Russ, of the Chair...Thanks for all your support!
The BRASC Coffee Trip is secured, but the project still needs a big chunk of funding and there are mere days left, so those of you who might be waiting to post your support, now is the time! Be sure and send a link to this vid and the site to your friends!
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Allen Fuller on May 21, 2010
You could share a link to this page.
Video looks great Seneca, sorry I missed you the other day (was at Easy Chair earlier on Tuesday). Good luck!
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on May 16, 2010
Seneca Haynes
Posted project update #2CLOCKS A TICKIN!
Post CommentGREETINGS PROJECT SUPPORTERS!
The deadline is rolling up on us, still have a gulf to cross. A final push from you all to those you know and love would go a long way towards helping the project meet the funding goal, so send out those emails, make those calls, massage a few shoulders and let everyone know the incentives for the project have been expanded to include some really unique rewards for investors, including getting a unique, custom coffee blend named after you and distributed through award winning NOVA ROAST!!!! pretty sweet.
Imagine the next time your having coffee and someone asks you what you're drinking...
how will you answer?Rock on!
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on April 3, 2010
Seneca Haynes
Posted project update #1It's ON!
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on March 19, 2010
Films for Healthy, Sustainable Community Growth by Seneca Haynes
This project is a documentary film about the importance of informed commerce focusing on individuals working to promote fair trade on a local level.
Funding Unsuccessful (06/01/2010)


Guys, this is great news! I look forward to this great event.