Pictures from the Corvallis shoot and beyond
More Pictures from the set! These images were taken by Destiny Lane, one of our two on set Photographers. Most of these are from the six days at the Feichter House in Corvallis. More pictures to come.
We are currently about 85% done with shooting but, again, we will need donations in order to finish this. We currently do not have enough to develop and transfer the footage for editing. We will need an aditional $6000 for this. Please consider making a contribution today!
Special thanks to the kind folks at the Finley Wildlife Refuge.
Production has begun!
We are, however, on track to run out of money soon. Please spread the word that we are still very much in need of additional donations to finish this project. A link to make a tax-deductible contribution is to the right.
Enjoy these production stills taken by Destiny Lane and Matthew King.
Thanks!
E.P. Davee
Pete Rock’s “my abandonment”
please check out Pete’s excellent new novel “My Abandonment”.
Pete talks about “Story of Hurt”:
and take a look at:
Annajane, a short story by Pete “provoked” by Crowfilm, and featuring a character based on me.
hand processed super-8 dream footage.
*(not related to “Story of Hurt”)
Additional tax benefit!
The Oregon Cultural Trust:
Film Action Oregon, the fiscal sponsor of “Story of Hurt”, is listed as a qualifying nonprofit with the Oregon Cultural Trust. Because of this, making a donation to “Story of Hurt” through Film Action Oregon allows you to make a matching gift to the Oregon Cultural Trust. 100% of that gift then counts as a tax credit on your Oregon taxes.
Additionally, you may claim both your contribution to Story of Hurt and your matching gift to the Oregon Cultural Trust as tax deductions on your federal tax form. The only catch to this is that, if you decide to claim both deductions and the tax credit; you must add the gift amount to your taxable income on your Oregon state tax form.
Gifts to the Oregon Cultural Trust support Cultural grants for Native American Tribes, funds for the five largest Oregon Cultural organizations (listed on their website), and additional grants for other cultural organizations across the state.
When you take advantage of the Oregon Cultural Trust tax credit you are communicating that you want your tax dollars to support culture throughout Oregon and the money goes directly towards this purpose. Using the cultural tax credit is a vote to support Oregon’s arts, heritage and humanities.
To take advantage of this opportunity for your 2008 taxes, you must make your matching contribution by Dec. 31st. For more information, please visit www.culturaltrust.org.
credits
I have come up with a system for giving credit in the movie to those who have given significant contributions to Story of Hurt. It is as follows:
$100 and up — thanks in the ending credits.
$500 and up –- Special thanks in the ending credits.
$1000 and up –- Associate Producer credit in the ending credits.
$5000 and up –- Producer credit in opening and ending credits.
$8000 and up – Executive credit in opening and ending credits.
Additionally, contributors will have an option to appear as costumed extras in the film, and observe at least one day of shooting, if they wish.
Every contribution, no matter how big or small, whether it is above or below these amounts, is deeply appreciated and immensely helpful!
