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Update #38: ARE YOU IN THE DETROIT AREA? JOIN US FOR A PREVIEW!
Update #37: NEW CAMPAIGN
Hey Everyone!
Since successfully reaching our goal for this campaign two years ago, we have been to Detroit and back and collected over 500 hours of footage. Right now, we are in the thick of post-production and nearing the finishing line! So much has changed since we launched this campaign. Please check out our new campaign to learn all about our progress and help support our post-production fundraising push. We have a new website, new team members, new trailer, and more! You can find links below! Thanks!
Andrew
Our new Kickstarter campaign:
www.tinyurl.com/streetfigthingman
Our new website:
www.streetfightingmanthemovie.com
Update #36: Help take STREET FIGHTING MAN to the next level!
We can’t thank you enough from being on board from the very beginning of this project. You’re an integral part of our team, and that’s why we wanted you to be among the first to know that we are launching another Kickstarter campaign in an effort to raise the remaining funds required to complete this film:
http://www.tinyurl.com/streetfightingman
Since you last heard from us, the team of STREET FIGHTING MAN has been hard at work shooting the remainder of the film, applying for several documentary grants, hosting fundraising events, and expanding what began as a small crew into a working team, full of producers, editors, advisors, and a composer. We are currently working toward a rough cut and we plan to be completely done with the film by late summer.
Post-production is the most expensive phase of this film. We are trying to raise over $60,000 over the next two months! We recently secured a sizable donation from an investor in Detroit, but we are still a ways out from reaching our goal. While our Kickstarter goal may seem relatively low by comparison at only $20,000, reaching that figure will push our overall post-production budget towards the $60,000 mark and allow us to pay for the following items:
1. Editor (Greg Snider, award-winning editor of How to Die in Oregon)
2. Composer (will be announcing soon)
3. Archival news footage
4. Sound editing and mixing
5. Color correction
Creating a truly lasting film requires that we collaborate with talented people, use the most professional techniques available for film and sound processing, and market the film through as many channels as possible. These are crucial ingredients for the completion of a quality film that will do justice to the stories we've captured.
With your help, we can make the best possible version of STREET FIGHTING MANand get it to the widest audience it deserves.
We are humbled by your continued support. We hope you’ll take a moment to check out our new kickstarter campaign. We’ve added some additional rewards that may interest you. More importantly, we invite you to take an active role in bringing this project that YOU helped start across the finish line. Please share the link to the kickstarter campaign on Facebook, Twitter, or any other outlet you have access to.
http://www.tinyurl.com/streetfightingman
We couldn’t have come this far without you, and we hope you’ll help us see this through to the end!
Thank you!
Update #35: New Website!
Hello everyone!
This is just a quick note to let you know that we launched a new website for Street Fighting Man today!
Here's the link:
www.streetfightingmanthemovie.com
Check it out and please share!
More updates coming soon - we appreciate your continued support!
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Torben Bernhard on March 30
Awesome! Love seeing a website that matches the incredible scope of this project!
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Update #34: OFFICIAL TRAILER
Our new trailer is up. Please take a moment to check out how far we've come because of you!!!
More updates coming soon!
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ksv on March 6
Thanks so much for the update. Here's hoping you have a smooth go of things through to festival time.
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ANDREW JAMES (Director, Cinematographer) is an award-winning director, editor, producer, and cinematographer. In 2009, he completed CLEANFLIX, a feature-length documentary about the short-lived sanitized film movement and the Mormon culture that created it. The often funny, and crowd-pleasing film had its world premiere at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival where it garnered praise for its wit, dark irony, and even-handed storytelling. Since its premiere, CLEANFLIX has screened at more than 30 film festivals and screening series’ worldwide, landing the Best Documentary Award at the 2010 New York United Film Festival. The film is now available on iTunes, Amazon, Cable Pay-Per-View, Digital On-Demand, and DVD. Currently, Andrew is working as an editor on FAR BETWEEN, a feature-length documentary about the lives of gay Mormons. Andrew resides in Salt Lake City, Utah and has a BA in English Literature from Brigham Young University.
SARA ARCHAMBAULT (Producer) is the Program Director at the LEF Foundation, and a programmer and co-founder of award-winning nonfiction film series,The DocYard, at the historic Brattle Theatre. Sara has an extensive professional history in production, programming, and foundation work. She was the Executive Director of the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities, Managing Director/Producer for Ebb Pod Productions on the Emmy-award winning documentary TRACES OF THE TRADE: A STORY FROM THE DEEP NORTH, and a Producer on Christopher Lydon’s online radio show OPEN SOURCE. She advises, participates on the jury and volunteers with a number of film festivals including her work as Chair of the Advisory Board at the Points North Film Forum of the Camden International Film Festival.
KATIE TIBALDI (Producer) is a writer, director, and producer born and raised in Michigan. Over the past ten years, she has worked in professional capacities for CBS, MTV, ABC, Bravo, TBS, NBC and as a Manager for the Traverse City Film Festival. Katie has also worked on several short and feature films, including as an Associate Producer for the award-winning documentary COURTING CONDI, which screened at over thirty film festivals worldwide and had a limited theatrical release. Katie earned her MFA and BFA degrees from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2007 and 2004, graduating with multiple awards including Best Graduate Short Screenplay in the 2006 Fusion Film Festival. Currently, Katie is a Consulting Producer on Melanie Schiele’s short film Rockaway, a Writer/Producer on the web series, PERKS, and part of the staff of the acclaimed television drama Damages.
GREG SNIDER (Editor) is the editor of the HBO documentary feature HOW TO DIE IN OREGON, winner of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival Documentary Grand Jury Award. Greg’s editorial work on this film also won him the prestigious Karen Schmeer Award for Excellence in Documentary Editing at the Independent Film Festival of Boston. The film has been airing on HBO since the fall of 2011. Greg also edited FACING THE STORM, STORY OF THE AMERICAN BISON, a co-production of High Plains Films, ITVS and Montana PBS. The film will air nationally on PBS’ Independent Lens in April of 2012. Greg's work also includes editing THE REAL DIRT ON FARMER JOHN, winner of multiple film festival awards including the Audience Award at Slamdance 2005. The documentary feature received international theatrical distribution and aired nationally on PBS.
JOE VAUGHN (Executive Producer) is a photographer and cinematographer based in Detroit, Michigan. Joe has been capturing images nationally and internationally for nearly 20 years. Recent projects include working with Eminem, Kid Rock, Mario Batali, Elmore Leonard, The Food Network, HBO, Time Magazine, Light of Hope – Africa, Fast Company, Sports Illustrated and the Times of London.
TORBEN BERNHARD (Co-Producer)
BRADY KIMBALL (Co-Producer)
DENNIS PRZYWARA (Co-Producer, Additional Camera, Assistant Editor)
JOLYN SCHLEIFFARTH (Associate Producer)
TIM MULHERON (Additional Camera)
MORGAN MARENTIC (Promotional Artwork)