Review of work-in-progress screening in Gainesville Sun

We got a nice write up in the Gainesville Sun after the work-in-progress screening on Tuesday...

Stay posted for some other possible articles next week.

Gainesville Sun Article

The Gainesville Sun ran a nice article about the Mickie Edwardson Memorial Work-in-Progress Screening that is happening tonight and tomorrow at the Hippodrome Theater. Hope you can make it to the screening of Civil Indigent tomorrow, Tuesday 7/20 at 8:45pm.

Work in Progress Screening Tuesday 7/20 8:45pm

We will be showing a work-in-progress cut of the film as part of the...

Mickie Edwardson Memorial Work-in-Progress Screening

at the Hippodrome theater in Gainesville, Fl this coming Tuesday, 7/20, at 8:45pm. Nick, and hopefully Peter, will be there for a Q&A session after the film. Pat Fitzpatrick will be there in the flesh, and many of the other characters from the film will also be in attendance.

The film is fairly complete, but we are still tweaking some stuff. Elements of the new score will be in there, as well as a couple of new sequences. We are looking for audience feedback, as we work towards finishing everything up.

The event is being billed as free, so be sure to get there early enough to get a seat. We hope to see you there!

Website

As you can see, the website is up and running. Thanks for visiting! Lots more content will be added soon, including photos from the production!

Screening at the Benjamin Franklin Institute!

http://blogs.bftf.org/blog/2010/07/08/civil-indigent/

ABC News reports on Gainesville's food restrictions

ABC News has posted a very in-depth story regarding the food restrictions in Gainesville.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/restricting-food-homeless-stirs-controversy/story?id=11077284

Definitely worth a read.

New report on food sharing

The National Coalition for the Homeless has just released a new report documenting the nation wide controversy over food sharing regulations.

http://www.nationalhomeless.org/publications/foodsharing/pr_2010.html

Update: Screening, SilverDocs, etc.

We showed a nearly-finished version of Civil Indigent to a packed house at the Documentary Institute's last ever (at UF at least) thesis film screenings on April 30. The audience loved it! We all had a great time.

Last week we traveled to to SilverDocs film festival in beautiful Silver Spring, Maryland where we had the opportunity to pitch our film to a panel of industry experts. It was very well received! Another great experience! Can't wait to go back!