Originally posted on Vanguard Culture:
HER AIM IS TRUE HER AIM IS TRUE Article by Sherehe Hollins HER AIM IS TRUE, a documentary film by Karen Whitehead, tells the story of legendary rock…
Originally posted on Photofocus (old site):
This is a guest post by Karen Whitehead, a film director. She’s completed her film on Jini Dellaccio called “Her Aim is True.” If you were asked to…
by Graham Austin, Production Intern Submissions for the photography contest are due on Sunday June 17th so this is the perfect opportunity for an introduction to Lucian Perkins, the photographer who will both… Continue reading
Guest posting by Graham Austin, Marketing Intern for Her Aim is True Who is Jini Dellaccio? Up until about a week ago, I hadn’t the slightest clue. As a rising sophomore at the… Continue reading
Whereas, Jini Dellaccio inspired her aim is true production team with the power of her imagination, sharing an artistry that uplifts and transforms our community; Whereas, Jini’s creativity reflects a wide range of… Continue reading
Thanks for all the support from our donors we are in the process of completing the film now. Here is a sneak peak from the very last production shoot day, which we fittingly… Continue reading
SOCIAL MEDIA PHILANTHROPY: “HER AIM IS TRUE” Today we’re featuring an interview with the film director by social media strategist and Slice CEO, Kathi Rabil. Kathi writes: “I didn’t know a lot about… Continue reading
A special guest posting by Dan Neumann, rough-cut editor for Her Aim is True I have been involved in the documentary since August and as we are busy developing the film’s central theme… Continue reading
The production team has expanded and we are hard at work on archives — the bug in the bed that riddles only the luckiest of documentary forms. We’ve gone to libraries, historic collections,… Continue reading
With apologies to Charles Dickens, I think the indie arts funding landscape could not be better described: It was the best of times. (Thanks to crowdsourcing opportunities like Kickstarter, democratizing philanthropy) It was… Continue reading
