FlamencoDoc -> Gypsy Flamenco Documentary (Oct. 22 2012 21:33:14)
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We have an extreme passion for gypsy flamenco music, and we feel confident that the film we've been working on will resonate with all lovers of flamenco. We've been working on an extensive documentary, entitled "When I Grow Up, I Want to be Flamenco," which is about the remarkable people and culture that has been misunderstood and discriminated against throughout history. With over 50 hours of amazing footage already shot, our film offers an in depth look at this remarkable culture thanks to unprecedented access to people, locations, and music from France. How can you help? If you have a blog or website, we would love for you to share a little bit about the film with your fans/followers, and if you feel so inclined, help support the film on our recent Kickstarter campaign to raise funds to finish the English language version of the film. We have already completed a preliminary French language version of the documentary that targets a European audience and we are now seeking to complete an English language version that will be geared to a US audience. With your help, we can raise awareness of these people through the film, as well as reach our funding goal and to reach a wider audience. In return for your contribution, we have a list of rewards matched up with the amount of money you contribute. They include – but are no limited to – Digital download of the completed English language version of the documentary when it is released, a signed poster, your name on the screen and DVD credits, 2 tickets to a screening and post-panel discussion of the film, credit at end of film, or even an Associate Producer credit and profile creation in IMDB. The rewards are contingent up on what level you or your fans choose to support. To support our film on Kickstarter, just click on this link: http://kck.st/QnB2mZ. For more information on our film, visit our website at http://bit.ly/TvUK0V. We would be happy to provide you with access to the direct, producer, writers and/or musicians, if need be, to interview and share with your readers. Thank you for your time, consideration, and support of great music and people.
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