Dear friends, this summer we are producing not one but two important documentaries relevant to Kittery Point, ME and its role in colonial America - and it played a vital role. One is the "Many Lives of Fort McClary", the other is "Sir William Pepperrell: the Unvarnished Truth". We need your support - watch this promo video, it explains everything about the Sir William documentary. Both documentaries will premier this year at Kittery's STAR Theater as part of the town's 375th birthday. Also, both films will be donated to local libraries, schools, historical societies, the Portsmouth Athenaeum...Your tax-deductible donation can be mailed to the Kittery Maine Improvement Fund, 1 Bartlett Road, Kittery Point 03905 or through Venmo: @James-White-742. We also accept Paypal. Contact me - [email protected] for information. Please watch and help us complete these important projects.
The latest Kittery 375th Minute. Kittery Art Festival kicks off this Thursday.Tbhgursday
Dear friends, this summer we are producing not one but two important documentaries relevant to Kittery Point, ME and its role in colonial America - and it played a vital role. One is the "Many Lives of Fort McClary", the other is "Sir William Pepperrell: the Unvarnished Truth". We need your support - watch this short promo video, it explains everything about the Sir William documentary. By the way, both documentaries will premier this year at Kittery's STAR Theater as part of the town's 375th birthday. Also, both films will be donated to local libraries, schools, historical societies, the Portsmouth Athenaeum - you get my point. Your donation is tax deductible. Please watch and help us complete these important projects.
Every year, long time production partner and Writer Judy Wilson and I take on a deserving client to produce a video (or in this case three videos) pro bono. This year it was Hilton-Winn Farm in Cape Neddick, ME. A summer-long production produced three versions of a video for them to promote their 501 (c)(3) Youth Enrichment Center. We produced this generic version, a second version with founder Nancy Breen and Eva DeHarce asking for donor assistance and their 20th birthday version. What a fun project.
The Tide Mills of Kittery, ME