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Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on June 12, 2011.
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A private link to our behind the scenes photo gallery from Manassas.
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A postcard from the filmmakers while shooting in Manassas, along with a private link to our behind the scenes photo gallery.
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One sheet "The Reenactors" concept artwork plus access to our behind the scenes photos and post card from Manassas.
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An official "The Reenactors" T-shirt plus access to our behind the scenes photos and post card for Manassas.
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A behind the scenes custom photo album created by the filmmakers, along with a "The Reenactors T-Shirt", access to our online photo gallery, and a post card from Manassas.
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A $25 donation in your name to the Civil War Trust - an organization dedicated to preserving Civil War battlefields. Beneficiary credit on the film and a personal thank you phone call from the filmmakers. Plus a behind the scenes photo album from the film makers, a "The Reenactors" t-shirt, and a post card from Manassas.
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A $100 donation in your name to the Civil War Trust - an organization dedicated to preserving Civil War battlefields. Beneficiary credit on the film and a personal thank you phone call from the filmmakers. Plus all of the above incentives.
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We are Megan Mitchell and Nick Scofield. Both of us are natives from Georgia, but have since moved to Los Angeles and created War Dance Pictures. War Dance Pictures is a small production company whose sole purpose is to tell great stories. One such story was introduced to us by a close friend who is a Civil War reenactor. Having always been intrigued by Georgia's rich Civil War history, we found the world of reenacting fascinating. Since then, we have set out to tell the stories of these living historians, and ask the question: "who are the reenactors?".
