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This project successfully raised its funding goal on January 16.
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A HUGE thank you for your support and your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website.
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An 8X10 film poster for download and your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website.
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A set of 4 post cards of Cosanti and Arcosanti, an 8X10 poster for download and your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website.
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A DVD of the film along with your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website and the 8X10 poster for download.
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A copy of one of Paolo Soleri’s Quaderni (notebooks) along with your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website and the 8X10 poster for download.
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A SIGNED copy of Paolo Soleri’s book - Arcology: The City in the Image of Man, along with a DVD of the film, your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website and the 8X10 poster for download.
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A Soleri bronze wind bell ! a DVD of the film, your name listed as one of the supporters on the film website and the 8X10 poster for download.
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One nights stay in the Sky Suite at Arcosanti ! plus all of the above (travel expenses not included.)
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An intimate, evening screening at Cosanti (Scottsdale, AZ) with Paolo Soleri, the Director and Crew - food, drink and entertainment provided by a well known musician TBA, plus all of the above (travel expenses not included.)
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Connected as Aimée Madsen (171 friends)
In a previous incarnation, Aimee Madsen was an award-winning editorial photographer. Her carefully crafted images have appeared in Arizona Highways, Phoenix Magazine, Native Peoples, Sunset and Outdoor Photographer, to name a few. Areas of study and concentration have been in Photojournalism and Wildlife Photography. In 1999, the prize money Aimee received from Transition Abroad Magazine for her photographs of the Ecuadorian Andes, financed a working adventure in remote areas of Guatemala. Over the years, her work has also taken her on an exploration of the French Pyrenees and a near-death experience in Canyon del Diablo, Mexico.
After studying Cinematography in Arizona, she made the transition into filmmaking in 2005 and formed her independent company Eye Am Films. Since then she has created shorts films, commercials, promo trailers, numerous video vignettes and screenplays. Aimee explores with striking sensitivity and the simplest of means the intersecting dimensions of time, place and identity by disconnecting them from each other and from our anemic TV-trained assumptions.
