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Silver Rights Movement Rough Cut

On December 11th, I showed a few clips of The Silver Rights Movement to a small audience at Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies. The audience included teachers, Durham city members, Duke Administrators and former students.

From the feedback, I can tell there’s still a good amount of work to be done, but I get the sense that the film is moving from being a strictly historical piece to one that is more thematic.

I was really happy to show a longer cut of the film to everyone and get feedback.

Plan is to take these comments, re-edit and have something finished by the end of the New Year…

Posted December 17th, 2008.

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Mary Lou Williams, Silver Rights, Face-Up and film school

Right now, I’m working on one feature-length doc, and two short documentaries. I start film school at the University of Southern California in January. So I’m working to finish things up before then.

Please continue to check out this website for updates.

Posted November 25th, 2008.

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Duke News Article on “The Silver Rights Movement”

Duke News recently did a story on the joint Duke-NCCU class that covers Durham’s Black Wall Street. I was enrolled in this class when it was first offered as a Duke only class during the Fall of 2005.

There’s a brief mention of “The Silver Rights Movement” in the article.

Click Here to read.

Posted January 26th, 2007.

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“The Silver Rights Movement” website officially launched!!

The official “The Silver Rights Movement” website is launched. For more information about the documentary film, and to donate!!!, take a look at the website!

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Posted January 26th, 2007.

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“The Silver Rights Movement” is awarded a fiscal sponsorship!

The Southern Documentary Fund will serve as the fiscal sponsor for “The Silver Rights
Movement”!

This announcement provides “The Silver Rights Movement” with a 501(c)3 tax-exempt status .  Now, the production can accept tax-deductible donations!

A brief introduction to The Southern Documentary Fund (SDF):

SDF is committed to helping independent documentary artists produce work in sound, writing, film, video, photography and interactive media… SDF is dedicated to expanding audiences for documentary work and to mentoring artists from rural areas and underrepresented groups.

Check out SDF’s “The Silver Rights Movement” page… click here

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Posted December 1st, 2006.

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