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- Website: creativearson.com
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A reserved copy of "Last Summer at Coney Island" on DVD. (Expected manufacture date: 2012) Plus a thank you in the credits.
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NEW REWARD LEVEL ADDED! For $40 you'll get a download of the movie when it is completed (early fall 2010), plus a reserved copy of the DVD (2012), a commemorative poster, plus a thank you in the credits! (the download and poster will also be made available to those who have pledged at higher levels.)
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2 tickets to the premiere (or a screening of your choice) plus the DVD and a thank you in the credits.
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A commemorative beach umbrella, 2 tickets to the premiere (or a screening of your choice) plus the DVD and a SPECIAL thank you in the credits.
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PATRON LEVEL A complimentary tour of Coney Island and ride on the Cyclone with director JL Aronson, a commemorative beach umbrella, 2 tickets to the premiere (or a screening of your choice) plus the DVD and a PATRON credit at the end of the movie.
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You'll get Executive Producer credit, plus the complimentary tour of Coney Island and ride on the Cyclone with director JL Aronson, a commemorative beach umbrella, 2 tickets to the premiere (or a screening of your choice) and the DVD.
Creator JL Aronson on December 17, 2010
big update coming soon, Daniella!
Creator Daniella Jaeger on December 16, 2010
Hi JL -- Would love an update on how the project's going! Any fun stories so far? Thanks!
Creator Sarah Mulligan on June 6, 2010
Yes! Success!
Creator Daniella Jaeger on June 5, 2010
Can't wait for the DVD, good luck!
Creator Tara (deleted) on April 10, 2010
At first, I thought that Coney Island sinking into decrepitude was the saddest thing that could happen to it. Now, I think its modernization via appropriation by developers is almost worse. The dilapidation-->construction dichotomy is certainly interesting, if not depressing.
Best of luck with your project!