The film is done!
With the help of our talented composer, Scott Interrante, and our amazing sound designer, Ted Marcus, we’ve finished the film.
And it’s currently submitted to a few festivals that we are crossing all appendages to get into.
Thanks to everyone for your patience and understanding as our post process dragged on and on.
We are jumping onto the printing of the posters and burning of DVDs for those Kickstarter supporters who qualify.
The next step for us will be editing a trailer. That will hopefully be available sometime in November.
Until then, thanks once more, and we’ll update again soon!
Marysia & Todd
We’ve locked the edit. We’re now working with Scott Interrante, our music composer. Everything is sounding great, and we’re moving forward quickly.
Do you see that you’re wearing your jacket? You’re wearing your pants? The cotton that you’re wearing is coming from the ground. There’s nothing nothing nothing nothing can come from the sky. Everything is coming from the ground.
Where we got this idea:
We borrowed the name for this documentary from Abalimi Bezekhaya, a non-profit organization operating in the townships around Cape Town, South Africa.
Still from the film. Morning harvest at Fezeka Community Garden, Gugulethu.
Still from the film.
Spread the word
We are halfway through the edit of this short documentary, and we are raising money on Kickstarter to help fund the rest of the project. Thank you in advance for your support!
