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Update #45: working on our web series! - episode one in the can
Update #44: Ladies and gentlemen....The Shut-Ins..
Update #43: well folks....
Update #41: Susannah Tantemsapya - thank you for backing The Shut-Ins!
http://www.kickstarter.com/profile/creativemigration
Check out Susannah's project, which will be up any day now. She's been working on a great documentary style web series.
Thanks Sus!
Update #39: Rocky Raccoon bringing a little life to our flailing funding efforts!
Thanks Rocky for your generous contribution!
Update #38: Jen Dike! You're so sweet.
Jen, thank you for contributing! Jen is like a farm animal whisperer/healer! If you have a large land animal in labor, she's your woman.
xox Tricia
Update #37: A generous donation from an anonymous Prizzi's Honor!
Thank you whoever you are! very cool indeed.
Update #36: Way to be Adam Perly!
Thank you Adam Perly for contributing to The Shut-ins!!!
This is pretty exciting, like gambling on the horse with bandages on his ankle.
We're on the final countdown now. But we do have 8 days and anything can happen!
Update #35: Awesome. My buddy BRAD COHEN is our newest backer!
Thank you so much! Your support is very touching.
Check out Brad's music:
Update #33: Thank you Scott Crary!
Thanks for showing your support. It is much needed and appreciated!
Scott made a great documentary called, Kill Your Idols. Check out his work here:
Update #32: Marcos Wasem -- Nice!
Another contribution to The Shut-ins production by Marcos Wasem! Thank you!!!!!!
Update #31: Thanks Marcelle Pedersen!!!
Thank you Marcelle for the $25 contribution! You're great!
We need about.... 250 more people like you. Really. Know anyone?
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This project reached the deadline without achieving its funding goal on January 20, 2010.
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You will receive a button with an artist rendering of Sig and Louisa, the two main characters in our film and be listed on Kickstarter as a valued patron.
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You will receive the button, as well as a t-shirt with an artist rendering of Sig and Louisa and be listed on Kickstarter as a valued patron.
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In addition to the button, t-shirt and Kickstarter patron listing, we will send you a DVD of the completed film.
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You will get all benefits listed above plus get a special thanks in the credits on our film.
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$2,000 big ones and up will get you all of the above and if you're in the New York City area or can get yourself here, a dinner with the director/writer team, Tricia & Jen.
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And for a mere $5,000 and up you will get not only all of the above pledge rewards but you will also get a producer credit on the film and an in-person comedy performance by Tricia and Jen at your party or event....and they will be in bikinis....under their clothes.
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Tricia Vessey and Jen George are screenwriters based in Brooklyn, NY. They met while attending a writing workshop in 2006 and quickly became an unstoppable writing duo. They enjoy drinking kombucha and buying office supplies.
TRICIA VESSEY attended The City College, CUNY, an English and Photography double major and is now attending the Honors Creative writing program at The New School in New York City. She has been in the film industry for 15 years, acting in several films, as well as writing, producing, and directing. She has worked with directors such as Jim Jarmusch, Claire Denis and Azazel Jacobs and with some great actors like Vincent Gallo, Forest Whitaker, and Diane Keaton.
JEN GEORGE graduated last Spring Magna Cum Laude from the Creative Writing Program at The City College of New York in New York City where she received the Goodman Fund Short Story Award, and the Stark Award in Fiction in Honor of Henry H. Roth. She has been published in the Promethean Literary Magazine.