We have 7 days to go and we're almost half of the way towards our goal.

Thanks soooooooooo much for your generous contributions. If we raise $360/day...we'll make our goal!

Please continue to share our kickstarter link with your friends, family & colleagues. http://kck.st/b9k1Fl

Thanks to: Brad Mello, Louis Smith, Sara Barakat, Chris Mack, Michael Pollak, Steven & Meg Mack, Preston Griffin, Daryl Wade, Masai McDougall, Jorge Miranda, Sandra Chow, Joe Werner, Patrick Michael Strange, Chris France, Walter Rankin and Larry Neff for their recent generous contributions.

We can't make this film without you all!!

~The LCF team

4 new backers and $100 closer to our goal in less than 12 hours. Can we make it to $1,500 by the end of today?

We have 14 more days to reach our goal. Our goal is to raise $260/ day!!

Shout out to our newest backers: Nathan Duncan, A.MCCRAVE, Kate Warner, Brian Wilbur Grundstrom, Coralie Brown, Patricia Greenberg, Kjerstin, Asmara, Dan Morrison, John Area, Sara Ghebremichael, T. Anthony Quinn, and Steve.

Thank you all for your generous support! Please continue to tell your friends about this project. And be sure to 'like' The Anniversary on facebook.

~The LCF team

Thanks so much to all of you who have committed to backing this film.

We are committed to producing a quality short and we are most thrilled to soon have the opportunity to share our work with you- our supporters!!

Special, special, special thanks to our friends, family and colleagues who have helped us move closer towards our goal: Eric Grims, Dani Rotstein, Nancy von Euler, Ann Marie Mack, Michael Horan, Shannon Mack, Brett Casey, mary willhite, Erik Deaton, Donald Schindhelm, Joshua Morgan, Nancy McCrave, Victor Provost, 'Who Knows', Bryan Cunigan, Bob Gurwin, John Wolf, Chris Libeau, mark mcdevitt, and J R Corke!

You are all so near and dear to our hearts.

Please share this campaign with your colleagues and friends. Tell them why you have decided to support this project.

Every dollar brings us closer to our goal.

Thanks again for your support.
~The LCF team

I am an actor that has had to become a producer because he is frustrated that there are not enough opportunities to act in films. I am an actor that has to hold a regular day job because I am one of the 10,000 actors (that are not Tom Hanks or Denzel Washington) that would live below the poverty line if they made their living exclusively as actors.

But who is to say that an actor cannot make his living exclusively as an actor if he just made his own opportunities (his own films). Who's to say that he cannot create opportunity in a city that he loves so other actors (and directors, and crew, and writers, etc.) can do the same?

That is why I am doing this. That is why I am involved in a project that has dedicated, skilled, and passionate people. A project that once finished will be so damn good, that people will take notice . . . a project that will lead to even bigger and better things not just for us, but for all of Washington DC.