HLIC The Movie

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This spring I will be working on a new film called the HLIC- Head Lady in Charge. I am the director and one of the producers. The film idea is from Executive Producer Trevor Otts and Che Brown. Please take a moment to watch the trailer and give some feed back. Share it with others. My desire to create an inspirational film. Enjoy!

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Crowd Funding: Dr. Wright Talks with Michel Shane

Michel Shane kissed his daughter Emily goodbye for the last time in April 2010.  As she walked alongside the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, to meet him for  ride home following a sleep-over, a speeding motorist swerved off the road and struck her, killing her.

Emily became yet another victim of a road nicknamed “Blood Alley.”

Shane, an executive producer of Catch Me if You Can and I, Robot, hopes to end the senseless loss of life – in his community and others across the country – by doing what he knows best: telling the story on film. 

He has launched a Kickstarter campaign, which runs through Aug. 20, to raise the money to make a documentary on his daughters story, the dangers of the PCH and how communities across the country can help make their notorious highways a better and safe place.

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Michel Shane is a filmmaker, producer and co-founder of Hand Picked Films. He’s best known as the executive producer of “Catch Me If You Can” and “I, Robot,” along with his business partner Anthony Romano. On April 3, 2010, Shane’s 13-year-old daughter Emily Rose was killed by an erratic, speeding motorist on Pacific Coast Highway, a road that has become notorious for motorist and pedestrian fatalities. Lined by homes on one side and ocean on the other, it serves a community of 13,000 but draws hundreds of thousands of motorists on holiday weekends. Recognizing that many communities have a deadly highway, Shane hopes to provide a “template for change” using his documentary as a catalyst.

Crowd Funding a Dance TV Show

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Thinking about Crowd Funding Ideas in Media?

Filmmaker, actress and entrepreneur Lucinda Chrisman is  raising funds for a TV series she’s creating in Sacramento.

The show, “Around the World in 80 Dances,” will be a musical travelogue, taking its host (Chrisman) to various spots on the planet to check out native dancing and food.  Chrisman has been raising funds to shoot the first episode of the show.  Her goal was $4,000 and she made $6,470 so far.

Movies on a movie device

Vinod Bharathan is receiving accolades in short film making. One of his films was shot using the mobile phone camera. He crowd funding the movie for $4,814.64. It took them about 2 months. Vinod, who hails from Kochi and is settled in Copenhagen, is breaking new ground in short film making. His ‘Limbo’, all of three minutes, recently won the ‘best film shot using a mobile device’ award at the IndieFone Festival, U.S.A.

Zombie Run

You guys know by know I love a good zombie (movie, story, book, tv show, whatever) This game sounds really good to me. If you donated even just a dollar, you could have gotten your name in the game as a survivor! They raised over $70,000

Let’s talk about YOUR idea or business that needs money. Can crowd funding work for you? It does not cost anything for us to talk about it.
Give me a little information about what you are doing and let’s see if your project is something we can work on
Go Here: http://www.wrightplacetv.com/cfp

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