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Citizen Media – The New Documentary #WhileWeWatch

By Karen A. BrownPosted on December 13, 2011Posted in Film, Media, media spin, mediapost, News, Occupy Atlanta, Occupy LA, Occupy Oakland, Occupy Wall St., Occupy Wall Street, police officers, police shooting, Zennie62 NewsTagged #OccupyWallSt, #OWS, #WhileWeWatch, Daily Kos, Director Kevin Breslin, documentary, editor, Howard Stern, Jesse LaGreca, Karen A. Brown, Kevin Breslin, LiveStream, media, New, Times, tv, WednesdayNo Comments

As associate producer on the new documentary, #WhileWeWatch, from Director Kevin Breslin and 8com, I have had an opportunity to dive, in a face-to-the-pavement sort of way, into the new wave of citizen media. Livestreaming, blogs, free press, immediate video uploads to youtube minutes after it is filmed. Watching arrests that seem completely unwarranted from […]

What to see at Tribeca Film Fest

By Tom Hayes The SynergistPosted on April 19, 2011Posted in a look back, Entertainment, Film, interracial dating, interracial marriage, interracial relationships, new york city, nyc, race, race relations, racial equality, racism, racism in america, supreme courtTagged 2011, China, Elisabeth Haviland James, Elton John, Full Frame Film Festival, Loving v. Virginia, Mildred & Richard Loving, Nancy Buirski, New, New York City, RUSH, Tribeca Film Festival, Union, Zach BraffNo Comments

Following wildly enthusiastic reviews for the World Premiere at the Full Frame Film Fest last weekend, “The Loving Story” has made the Daily Beast’s list of Hottest Films of Tribeca 2011 in New York City this week… check out their entire list! Tribeca features awards for independent films in six (6) categories: World Narrative World […]

World Premiere: THE LOVING STORY @ Full Frame Film Festival

By Tom Hayes The SynergistPosted on April 15, 2011Posted in civil rights, Film, interracial marriage, interracial relationships, Movies, race, race relations, racism, racism in america, supreme court, U.S. Supreme CourtTagged ACLU, documentary, Elisabeth Haviland James, Film Festival, Full Frame Film Festival, interracial marriage, Loving v. Virginia, Mildred & Richard Loving, Nancy Buirski, New, Supreme Court, Tribeca Film Festival, United States, United States Supreme Court, World PremiereNo Comments

April 15th marks the world premiere of a moving documentary of the famous case of Mildred and Richard Loving a landmark civil rights struggle resolved in 1967 by the United States Supreme Court declaring Virginia’s anti-miscegenation statute – which had been used to arrest the Lovings – unconstitutional. The Elisabeth Haviland James/Nancy Buirski film premieres […]