Less than 2 weeks left! If I do not make the goal, I will have $0 to fund this film!

Please click the link below to learn more about my second feature film, Lost Division.

1/3 of Lost Division is already shot. Lots of great footage is up on the fund-raising page. We just need funds to finish this film! Please help by making a tax-deductible contribution or by getting the word out to others. Thanks for your continued support!

http://www.usaprojects.org/project/lost_division

The deadline to reach the goal is the evening of Friday, November 30th 2012.

Please “like” Lost Division on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/Lost.Division

Indiewire review

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/review-how-the-fire-fell-a-moody-atmospheric-tone-poem-about-the-brides-of-christ-cult

Opens tomorrow 1/27/2012 for a week long run at Seattle’s NW Film Forum.

http://nwfilmforum.org/

Very nice How the Fire Fell cover article and interview from Corvallis

by Cory Frye of the Corvallis Gazette Times’ Entertainer

http://m.gazettetimes.com/entertainment/how-the-fire-fell-a-film-by-edward-p-davee/article_fd3cb282-22a9-11e1-88f0-001871e3ce6c.html

Teaser Trailer #2

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

bumblebees

Vodpod videos no longer available.

more about “EpDavee’s untitled video – Virb“, posted with vodpod

*(not related to “Story of Hurt”)

hand processed super-8 dream footage.

*(not related to “Story of Hurt”)
Vodpod videos no longer available.

more about “EpDavee’s untitled video – Virb“, posted with vodpod

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.