Jennifer Richter

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St Louis, MO

Jennifer Richter is an emerging award winning fine art photographer, based in St. Louis, Missouri. She has been shooting photography since she was a child, but did not embrace her talent until she rediscovered it in college and her curiosity grew. Hav... view more

on May 26, 2010
"Dancing With the Spirits" - Documentary Film
- Documentary
- New York, NY
Jennifer Richter
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Hello Cathy, I am so proud of you. I want to wish you the best on meeting your goal. I hope to make a pledge very soon. I also posted the link on my FB pages. In hopes to help you out. I also will post it on a few other sites that I belong to. You also might want to send out a online free press release I think it is like $1 if you have not done so. You can post it on www.Digg.com as well. If I think of any other places I will let you know. Love you much, Jen~
on November 11, 2009
View Into The Interracial World
- Documentary
- St Louis, MO
Jennifer Richter
Posted project update #1

Shirley Plantation in Charles City, VA
This is one of the first images which will be apart of this Documentary.
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on October 31, 2009
Jennifer Richter launched a project
View Into The Interracial World by Jennifer Richter

I will be telling my own story, other Interracial families stories with photos, pub. a book, video, and recordings with the Social Services Department
- Documentary
- St Louis, MO
Funding Unsuccessful (01/29/2010)

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