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Tortoise and Finch has launched its Kickstarter campaign for the documentary film, "You Look a Lot Like Me"! Please visit our Kickstarter project page today to learn more about how YOU CAN HELP!
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“You Look a Lot Like Me” World Premiere!
We are so pleased to announce that our documentary film, “You Look a Lot Like Me” is an official selection of the 2012 Awareness Festival and will have its World Premiere in May in West Hollywood, California! Thank you to the Festival organizers and to all of you for supporting this [...]
Read more...A Great Big “Thank You!”
Our Kickstarter campaign was a huge success! Check out all the donors on our Kickstarter Donors page.
Read more...Contributing Artist of the Week: Lani Kent
Lani Kent is a Therapeutic Arts Facilitator and self-taught, mixed media artist whose collage work began during her journey to heal and nurture her own heart and to uplift those who also longed for peace and hope in their soul. Her passion came to life and found deeper meaning in the process of working with [...]
Read more...Tortoise and Finch’s Chloe McFeters on Dawning Soul
Tortoise and Finch’s Chloe McFeters is honored to be featured as part of this week’s I AM A Dawning Soul Series.
Jennifer Gabiola’s Texas-based company, Dawning Soul, was born out of the basic belief that we all have our own unique story and innate gifts, and that it is essential that people “Live Their Poetry” and [...]
Tortoise and Finch on John Hoff’s Film Blog
Tortoise and Finch’s Chloé McFeters recently gave an in-depth interview on John Hoff III’s popular film blog. In it she discusses the inspiration behind her film, “You Look a Lot Like Me”, as well as her passion for the issue of domestic violence.
Read the article here.
Contributing Artist of the Week: Jess Schroeder
Jess Schroeder is a survivor of violence and began painting as a way to cope with the past and to release her emotions on the canvas. Her paintings are each pieces of her soul and slivers of her heart. Ms. Schroeder feels privileged to be able to share her work with the many individuals [...]
Read more...“You Look a Lot Like Me” Featured on Abuse Sanctuary
“You Look a Lot Like Me” is a featured post on the blog, http://abusesanctuary.blogspot.com. Abuse Sanctuary has been on the web for the past 8 years, providing a wide variety of articles, information, and resources focused primarily on forms of non-physical violence in intimate relationships (emotional, verbal, psychological, financial). Since its inception, the [...]
Read more...Contributing Artist of the Week: Kim Fay
At an early age, Kim developed a penchant for painting on the walls of her house, which caused reluctant amusement from her mother, and this soon developed into a precocious obsession with various mediums at hand. Kim considers her education in art more practical than practical than academic, although she possesses a degree in Fine [...]
Read more...“You Look a Lot Like Me” is on Kickstarter!
We have launched our fundraising campaign on Kickstarter.com. Please visit the Project Page for details on how you can help us raise the funds needed to complete the documentary film, “You Look a Lot Like Me”. We greatly appreciate your support.
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Check out our Contributing Artists Page to learn more about the talented and generous individuals and companies that are offering their unique wares in support of our fundraising efforts for “You Look a Lot Like Me”.
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