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This project successfully raised its funding goal on July 27, 2010.
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a picture postcard signed by Brendan Bannon and a facsimile of a page of the notes for the article that inspired the film. DVDR featuring short live performance we shot of Henry Grimes
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A home made mix tape of music used for the film and an 8 x 12 print of a photo of Henry Grimes
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Music from the movie, and a quality 11 x 14 print jazz portrait of Henry Grimes by Brendan Bannon
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Copy of Music from Film, a Jazz Portrait print photo of Henry Grimes, and a copy of the kick starter trailer, and a copy of that article.
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Copy of Music from Film, an Jazz Portrait print photo of Henry Grimes, and a copy of the kick starter trailer. A copy of the article the filmmakers made that got the film started, and a facsimile of all the notes the article was based on signed by Hank Cherry
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All of that plus an hour long phone or skype conversation with the filmmaker of your choice, Hank Cherry - writer director, Brendan Bannon Director Cinemtagrapher, Jeremy Hoar Cinematographer, Editor.
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Hank Cherry studied film at Antioch College, has written about music and photography and art for the past ten years, including essays and articles for Point Magazine, Slake, and Offbeat. A published poet and story writer, he is co-editor of new literary magazine, On Earth, and is in development of another documentary on Trombone shout music. On this project he is joined by Brendan Bannon, an international photojournalist, whose work has appeared in the New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor, and The Guardian. Jeremy Hoar is also a member of the team. He has been making documentary films since the mid 90's, and is a member of the award winning video sketch comedy troupe, Dueling VHS
