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Film Overview:

In early 2019 our team created the KING BLVD "Short Film". There are over 900 streets in the USA that honor Dr. King’s legacy. His core message was equal representation, inclusion, peace, and prosperity. Yet on many Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. streets crime, poverty and hopelessness overwhelm residents. This Short Film hopes to spark positive change.

Feature Film Coming Soon!

The content in the short film was created to provide a visual example of the themes, humor and heart of this idea. Once funding is secured for the KING BLVD Feature Film, many of the elements depicted in the short film will also be portrayed in the feature film.

We Humbly Ask For Your Support:

As we begin to create the 90 minute+ full length KING BLVD Feature Film, funds are needed to cover production startup costs including, securing filming locations, casting, story-boarding, filming equipment, audio recording, editing, legal, marketing and so much more. We are truly appreciative of any support you can offer.

Please visit gofundme.com/f/kingblvdfeaturefilm to support our project.

Thank you.

KING BLVD FILM CREDITS:

Earl Hardy – Director, Writer, Producer

Chris Scott - Executive Producer
Michael Wilder - Executive Producer
Korstiaan Vandiver - Executive Producer

Branden Lindsay - Josh
Rachel Dahlenburg - Sara
Ryon Everidge - Wack Rapper/Changed Rapper
Michael Barrett Jr. - Mentor/Richard

C. Clifford Jones - Director of Photography
Dwight Wilson II - Editor
Selvyn Price - 1st Assistant Camera
Jonathan Miller - 1st Assistant Camera
Andres Acosta - Sound
Miles Evans - Still Photographer
Marvin Guerra - Production Assistant
Abigail Relatado - Production Assistant
Aaliyah Roberts - Production Assistant

Special Thanks to:

Derek Minor & Jacob Maikish
(Reflection Music Group)

Brandon Rainey
(Chosen By God Arts)

George Moss
(Oxen Apparel)

Lanesha Kemp

Tamarra Graham

Razzaaq Boykin

To connect with us please visit kingblvdfeaturefilm.com

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