REBIRTH

Briefly mentioned as current editor on Mac Parker's film Birth Of Innocence in an article by Seven Days. http://www.7dvt.com/2011macs-missing-millions-plot-twists-abound-film-fundraising-probe

GIVING BIRTH

RKFP is editing a feature length film for visionary Director Mac Parker. The film is called Birth of Innocence. It charts the loss and recovery of our connection to our own unique inner-self. The film invites the audience out from the compulsive hyper-activity of modern media culture and allows them to enter a deeper, quieter space within themselves.

Remembering Edna

We recently produced a short documentary for Law Line of Vermont about southern Vermonter and low income advocate Edna Fairbanks-Williams. Check it out at the link below:

http://vimeo.com/19837928

Start Where You Are

RKFP was interviewed last summer for the VSAC sponsored web site www.startwhereyouarevt.org Well they've just finished the site and you can see the interview here http://www.startwhereyouarevt.org/#/results

(just navigate to the second page to see it)

Sci Fi Movie

A feature length science fiction film (2B/Transhuman) that RKFP was hired to re-edit is now being shown as a "pitch-cut" to American and International film financiers. We were hired by Terasem Media and Films to re-structure, tighten the film and generate new sound design and visual effects. We worked with MoonBase9 Design on the visual effects. The film stars Kevin Corrigan (The Departed, Pineapple Express), James Remar(The Warriors, Dexter) and Jane Kim (Tie A Yellow Ribbon). Check out www.2bmovie.com or www.terasemfilms.com to find out more about the film.

Cambodia

Just finished up editing a film about a school in cambodia for Director Allan Nicholls. The school is run by a non-profit called Caring For Cambodia. For more information about Caring For Cambodia and their programs check out www.caringforcambodia.org

Check out the video on vimeo: http://vimeo.com/16836430?ab

Video on New York Times

A video we produced four years ago for Seventh Generation under our old moniker "Black and Blue Productions" is being featured on the New York Times web site right now.

http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/02/a-pioneer-in-green-business-is-fired/?scp=1&sq=jeffey%20hollender&st=cse