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Livendadream (7) New Mexico | July 26, 2014
Nice beer selection! Decent prices and helpful, staff!
stevoj (507) Boise, Idaho | January 26, 2016
Nice selection of crafts and locals, but seem to be hampered by NM liquor laws and the availability of singles. Lots of six packs, nut bombers and singles limited. Nice to see Founders out this way.
edwardbass (32) Illinois | August 1, 2015
From what I hear, for ABQ, this place has a great selection. Being from Chicago and visiting ABQ for a couple of days, it seems a bit lacking in selection. However, I was after local stuff, and got what I came for, several Le Cumbre brews. Decent shop, nice staff, building looks a bit dicey at night, but during the day it's fine.
deyholla (748) Minneapolis, Minnesota | June 8, 2014
Stopped in during my swing through New Mexico. A store in a re-purposed building that has wine in one room and the rest in another. Service was fine, though they were not willing to let me use their restroom despite my large purchase. Knowing that New Mexico does not have great distribution the selection was solid and the prices fair. From what I can tell it is a class shop.
orangesol (159) Pennsylvania | February 3, 2014
First place we stopped on the way into Albuquerque. Not the best looking place from the outside thanks to the bard on the windows and doors but it is fine once you are inside. Feels much bigger on the inside than it appears on the outside. Quality is solid, lots of locals and plenty of beers from the west coast as well. Service was awesome. The guys behind the bar were really helpful and offered some suggestions one what I should get. Selection was pretty good, a bit small for the space but they had plenty of solid offerings to choose from. Prices where more than reasonable. Overall a really solid bottle shop that I would defiantly return to if I was in the area.
Travlr (3484) Charlotte , North Carolina | December 24, 2012
Staff was very helpful here - multiple people came up to me just to chat, all had good suggestions. Selection is limited only by New Mexico's odd import rules. Decent amount of local and Colorado stuff.
miketd (125) Cleveland, Ohio | May 12, 2012
Very good selection of beer, including Marble, Santa Fe, Deschutes, New Belgium, Oscar Blues, Odell and other regional bottles/cans. Good service and a good layout. I could have spent a lot of money here, but didn't want to have to drag a bunch of brew home.
DiarmaidBHK (995) Lewisburg, Pennsylvania | October 28, 2011
As the name indicates the emphasis of the store is wine. The room on the left is all wine as us the room in the back.90% of The beer is along the wall in the coolers. They have the usual selection of local, California, and Colorado craft with a few seasonals, a couple of Mikellers and nogne, an average Belgian selection and a small pick six selection. Of course on a Friday night all the action is in the beer selection and they had a floater helping out with questions. Probably one of the best in the state but average on a national level.
smaynard6000 (22) Apopka, Florida | September 1, 2011| Updated September 17, 2011
Interesting building on an odd-shaped corner. Looks to be mostly a wine store, with a few doors of cold beer that are jammed to the hilt to maximize selection. Good selection of micros, though I was disappointed to not find a few particular items I was looking for. Probably the best place to buy bottles in ABQ, will be sure to return.
LilBeerDoctor (471) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | July 13, 2011
This appears to be the best beer store in NM (a state that does not get a wide distribution). Lots of local beers, including NM locals, plus Deschutes, Odells (regulars and also Woodcut), New Belgium, Wasatch, Left Hand, Full Sail, Big Sky, Avery, etc. Also had a few international beers (Mikkeller, Struise, Liefmans, some others I can't remember right now). Bottom line, this place gets the most beers possible to get in NM. Great prices on 12 packs and other good bargains ($10 for 3 Full Sail bombers!). It's the place to go in Albuquerque for bottled beers. Also, if you're interested, they have a very extensive wine collection.


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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Ridley Scott says the new film is "liable to be a sequel." Scott recently finished shooting the "Alien" prequel "Prometheus," and is an executive producer of a new TV series on Discovery's Science Channel called "Prophets of Science Fiction."
Earlier this year, production company Alcon Entertainment said it was
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The Magnificient 7s have arrived.
On one side, we have the Samsung Galaxy Note7, the Korean tech giant's leading device. Based on what we know so far, we can surmise that the company wanted to launch this phone so badly, it rushed it to the market. How do we know? Well, last year's model was the Note 5, and Samsung skipped the 6 to bring us the Note7.
On the other side, we have the Apple iPhone 7 Plus, the first iPhone to use dual camera lenses. It's also the first iPhone to be water resistant. It is also the first iPhone to offer 32GB as the base storage model. It is however not the first smartphone to carry any of these features, as others have come and gone. It is however the first smartphone to drop the 3.5mm headphone jack.
But we're not here to debate the pros and cons of Apple v. Samsung, Android v. iOS, or any of the usual debates that normally follow the release of phones in Sept. Instead, we are focusing on the cameras that these two titans have, and the pictures that they produced. Both are claiming to be the best smartphone cameras in the market and both are backed by some amazing technologies. But if we were to be all Highlanderish about it, there is a clear and distinct winner this time around, and we'll state it here. Sorry Apple. While the camera on the iPhone 7 Plus is amazing, it cannot beat the amazing shooter on the Samsung Galaxy Note7.
In the series of photos below, move the slider from left to right to see each version. The photos on the LEFT are from the Samsung Galaxy Note7 and the ones on the RIGHT are iPhone 7 Plus.
Both cameras perform admirably indoors, but check out the Starbucks and Watsons logo in their respective stores. The Samsung Galaxy Note7 takes greater care in highlighting the colours and details of the logos that are further away.
Some might argue about the rather artificial looking colour of the blue sky taken on the Samsung phone, but that was the colour of the sky that day. If you are questioning that, take a closer look at the colour of the leaves on the trees. The shot taken by the iPhone 7 Plus makes the scene look overcast, instead of bright and sunny.
We could point you to the red No Entry sign in the foreground, which looks a deeper shade of red in the shot taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note7, or the exterior of the Marina Bay Sands hotel, which looks cleaner and sharper in the Samsung shot. How about the greater details in the shrubbery and trees in the shot on the left, compared to the more pedestrian one on the right?
Here is the same shot, taken from another angle. Check out the bright green, shiny blue and deep red in the shot on the left, versus the one on the right.
In both shots, the green First Aid tent looks the same, but the difference is in the green leaves on the tree behind the tent, and the green in the mini garden beside the tent. Next, look at the red lines in the signs on the fence by the F1 track. The colours are more obvious in the shots taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note7.
The results here are not that obvious, until you get to the details. The colour of the Marina Square sign looks dull on the shot taken with the iPhone 7 Plus, and the building on the far left looks pale when in fact, it has a glass window exterior. The overall sheen of the buildings shining through on the shot taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note7 just looks more inviting.
This was lunch at Ruth's Chris Steak House. The order was for a 24 ounce steak, done Pittsburgh Rare. See the gleaming butter on the side of the plate on the shot on the left, as well as the rare state of the steak. Doesn't the shot of the meat taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note7 look way more enticing than the brown slab of meat shown on the camera from the iPhone 7 Plus?
This is a shot of Suntec City from Marina Mandarin. Take note of the blue sky, and the exterior of both Suntec City towers in the background.
And here we have the interior of Marina Square, with natural sunlight seeping in. Note the rather vintage and worn look in the photo on the right, versus the brighter one on the left.
Forget about the colour of the truck or taxi, or the trees. Instead, look at the details of The Concourse in the background. The shadow details are lacking in the shot taken with the iPhone 7 Plus.
Pay close attention to the details in the stairway at Suntec City. The tiles in the wall behind the staircase on the left of the photo are more focused, and there is better lighting represented in the shot taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note7.
And we are back at the F1 track. Just take a look at the tree trunks, and the details of the bark. There are also more details of the treetop itself in the shot on the left, instead of the dark mess in the shot on the right.
And finally, we leave you with the indoor area of Marina Square. Notice the distinction of the chairs and tables at Coffee Bean in the shot taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note7, as opposed to the dark shadows that can only be seen in the shot taken from the iPhone 7 Plus?
Bonus: Samsung Galaxy S7 v Apple iPhone 7 Plus Night Shots
Geek Culture was at the preview of Halloween Horror Nights 6 and it was a chance for us to test out the prowess of the new phone. Alas, we no longer had the review set of the Galaxy Note7. However, the camera modules on the Galaxy S7 and Note7 are identical, so we took photos using the Samsung Galaxy S7, and you can use these results as a reference of how capable the Note7 is, in taking low light shots.
Both these photos came out well, but you can see slightly more details in the Entrance and Fast Pass Entrance signs hanging under the Old Changi Hospital frame.
Both shots here are pretty amazing, with details on the landing and within the dome itself. Take note of how both cameras are capable of capturing the details on the two pillars on the right – the purple one in the forfront, and the black and white one in the background. But notice the greater depth in the tapestries on the ground in the photo taken by the Galaxy Note 7.
In both instances, the cameras were not able to capture the man walking with great clarity. However, the folks in the background are captured in great detail, and both cameras have managed to capture the shadows and lighting across the entire scene.
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Richards sees Wild starting to come togetherby Dan Rosen / NHL.com
Richards told NHL.com that he has two boys playing hockey in the Twin Cities region, so he plans on being at the rink this weekend, "but I'll be in the stands critiquing the coaches."
For all the shots he's taken over the last year and a half, the Wild bench boss deserves this chance to be on the other side. You can even say he's earned it by how his team played heading into the All-Star break.
January was by far the Wild's best month of the season. Their 8-4 record, including 6-2 on the road, lifted them to within one point of seventh in the Western Conference, meaning there is reason to believe that with a good start to February the team that missed the playoffs the past two seasons has a legitimate shot at getting back in the spring dance this year.
"We've kind of figured out our identity as a group as a team and how we need to play," Richards said. "We've started playing a certain way, a way that will allow us to have success instead of being a .500 team, and that's given everyone confidence. It's amazing watching and going through this when guys have confidence versus when you're a group without confidence, because that's what we were early on.
"There's a totally different feel going to the rink. There's a totally different feel when you're preparing for a game. There were times when you were hoping to win; now we've reached the point where we're expecting to win."
Minnesota wasn't going to survive in the Western Conference as a sub-.500 team, which it essentially was through the end of December (17-15-5). Richards said the Wild needed to find a consistency in their game in order to give itself some distance from that .500 mark.
The players had to embrace their roles, "accept how they're being used," he said. They had to know exactly what was expected of them from not only the coaches, but from each other.
"Accountability in our room is a big thing," Richards said. "It's a pretty powerful thing."
Richards said that happened this month and it allowed the Wild to not only establish their identity as a "station to station type of team," but also consistently play that way.
He cited their 4-2 win Tuesday against Chicago as the perfect example of the guys understanding it and making it happen.
"Playing the Blackhawks, we can't get into a track meet down the ice," Richards said. "I'm not saying we can't stay with them, but that's their game, a flowing game and a skill game. The strength of our game is getting into the corners, banging around and forcing them to dump the puck in."
It's all good, but the Wild have to give more. They can't slide even in the slightest if they want to make the playoffs for the first time since 2008. Any kind of extended losing streak could spell disaster in the ultra-tight Western Conference playoff race.
The seventh-place Blackhawks have only a five-point cushion over the 14th-place Blues.
"I believe we can be better and coming down the stretch we're going to have to be better," Richards said. "Other teams are in the same spot and they're going to be talking about he same things. The desperation and urgency is revved up for everyone. All these games are big for everyone. There isn't that much breathing room. There are no gimme games."
Let's take a look around the West to see how it all stacks up at the All-Star break:
|Vancouver (31-10-9, 71 points)
The Canucks got some potentially terrible news Thursday. Alexander Edler, arguably the team's top defenseman, will be sidelined indefinitely after undergoing back surgery. Edler leads the Canucks' defensemen in scoring with 32 points. He is a plus-10 and plays nearly 25 minutes a game, and in all situations. How the team absorbs this crushing loss will determine if it's a true Stanley Cup contender this season or not. The Canucks could get Sami Salo back soon to soften the blow.
Detroit Red Wings (30-13-6, 66 points)
The break should help the injury-ravaged Red Wings heal. Pavel Datsyuk, Tomas Holmstrom and Dan Cleary could be in the lineup next Wednesday when the Wings' resume their regular-season schedule in Ottawa. Brad Stuart (broken jaw), Mike Modano (hand) and Chris Osgood (sports hernia) are still a ways away, but getting Datsyuk, Holmstrom and Cleary back will definitely help a team that until has given up 54 goals over its past 17 games.
Dallas Stars (30-15-5, 65 points)
Its barometer game against Vancouver earlier this week did not go well. Dallas suffered an embarrassing 7-1 defeat. However, the Stars took care of business Wednesday night with a 3-1 win over the last-place Oilers to go into the break with a five-point lead in the Pacific Division thanks to an 8-2-1 record in January. Brenden Morrow scored twice against Edmonton and now has a team-best 21 goals. Dallas can get revenge on the Canucks on Tuesday at American Airlines Arena.
Nashville Predators (27-17-6, 60 points)
Here is a pretty stunning stat: The Predators have only earned 27 of their 60 points at Bridgestone Arena. Well, that would be about right considering they've played 60 percent of their games away from their home rink. Nashville is the most road-weary team in the NHL with 30 away games already in the books. That means they have 21 home games and only 11 road games remaining this season. As long as they hold serve at home they'll make the playoffs easily.
Anaheim Ducks (28-20-4, 60 points)
The Ducks won 10 of their final 13 games going into the break -- amazingly all without captain Ryan Getzlaf, who is recovering from facial injuries and could return when they go to Vancouver on Feb. 9. Getzlaf has been cleared to practice. The last thing the Ducks can allow themselves to do is defer to Getzlaf when he does come back. He's one of the most dominant forwards in the game, but the Ducks are winning without him thanks to a strong defense and an offense that has proven it can score in bunches.
Phoenix Coyotes (25-17-9, 59 points)
The Coyotes snapped a two-game skid with a 5-2 win against Colorado on Wednesday. All-Star defenseman Keith Yandle extended his point-scoring streak to nine games and he leads all NHL defensemen with 36 assists and 44 points. Yandle was a late replacement for injured Atlanta defenseman Tobias Enstrom, but clearly he's having an All-Star worthy season. Phoenix is also deserving of having someone in the game considering its record despite not having anybody with more than 15 goals.
Chicago Blackhawks (26-20-4, 56 points)
Instead of rolling into All-Star Weekend, the Blackhawks are limping in thanks to regulation losses to Philadelphia and Minnesota. Chicago had gone 6-0-1 in its previous seven games, but let its guard down against the Flyers and Wild and paid dearly. Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Patrick Sharp and Duncan Keith will enjoy their time in Raleigh, but the Hawks, who thought they might have solved their consistency issues, obviously will have to deal with them when the schedule resumes Tuesday in Columbus with the first of six straight away from United Center.
San Jose Sharks (25-19-6, 56 points)
The Sharks picked up their game just in time to go into the All-Star break feeling good. Sure, they lost to L.A. in a shootout on Wednesday, but they're 4-0-1 in their last five games and have finally jumped back into a playoff spot. Still, this isn't exactly where they were expecting to be at the 50-game mark of the season. They could have won Wednesday, but couldn't protect a third-period lead. A win would have put them alone in seventh place in the conference. Sure, it's a precarious position seeing how tight it is, but a five-game winning streak and a spot alone in seventh place would have felt pretty good to the Sharks.
Colorado Avalanche (25-19-6, 56 points)
They're ninth because the Sharks have taken three points in four games from them. The Avalanche are still wondering if Peter Forsberg is going to join them for the stretch run or not. He's been working out with the club, but there are no answers as of yet. Maybe we'll get some after the All-Star break. Until then the Avs will have to pick up their game without Foppa. They lost three of four heading into the break and just finished the month of January with a 5-6-1 record. That's not good enough in the West.
Minnesota Wild (25-19-5, 55 points)
The Wild have the exact opposite story from the Blackhawks. They won eight of 12 games in January, including four of their final five games, to jump into the playoff picture. The Wild went 6-2 on the road in January and are 14-8-3 away from Xcel Energy Center this season. Their 14 road wins are already one more than they had all of last season, when the only thing consistent about the Wild was their inconsistency. They do need to get better at home, where they're only 11-11-2.
Los Angeles Kings (27-22-1, 55 points)
The Kings salvaged a brutal month by winning three straight to go into the break with some confidence. They beat the Coyotes, Bruins and Sharks -- three teams that currently occupy a playoff spot in their respective conferences. They had to kill off Brad Richardson's double-minor for high sticking late in regulation Wednesday against the Sharks, and they did. They went on to win in a shootout. The Kings have shown their gritty side lately.
Calgary Flames (24-21-6, 54 points)
Who said the Flames were put out? Last week we railed on their atrocious defense, but we can't do that anymore. Calgary has won four in a row because it's been executing with some exciting offense and solid defense. The Flames have allowed only two goals in each of the last two games and just nine in the last four. Meanwhile, they've scored 17 goals to beat Dallas, Vancouver, Nashville and St. Louis. Jarome Iginla has 5 points over the last four games. David Moss has two three-point games.
Columbus Blue Jackets (23-21-5, 51 points)
All the Blue Jackets needed was a win, maybe even a point, against the Ducks on Tuesday and they would have entered the break on a high. They got neither in a 3-2 regulation loss that pretty much defines their season to date. Columbus got down 2-0 within the game's first six minutes, scored late in the first period to get some hope and played a scoreless second only to give up the all important third goal early in the final period. But the Jackets fought again, scoring with just over 10 minutes remaining. They couldn't get the equalizer. Columbus has fallen behind by two goals in three straight games. That doesn't spell success.
St. Louis Blues (22-20-7, 51 points)
Jaroslav Halak might be tired, and that could be the worst thing for the Blues right now. Halak is coming off a horrific month as he went 2-8-1 with a 3.39 goals-against average and .883 save percentage in January. As Jeremy Rutherford from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch pointed out, Halak has already started 39 games this season and is on pace for 67. He started just 43 games for Montreal last season. Yes, he could be gassed and the Blues are suffering.
Edmonton Oilers (15-26-8, 38 points)
To steal a famous line from former NFL coach Dennis Green, the Oilers are who we thought they were. Edmonton has only three wins in its last 18 games and is battling New Jersey and the Islanders for another No. 1 pick. Hey, there are worse things when you're a rebuilding team. Edmonton still has to be happy with the production it has been getting from No. 1 pick Taylor Hall (16 goals, 15 assists), and even Jordan Eberle (23 points) and Magnus Paajarvi (19 points) have shown promise.
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Hermosillo, or Sun City, is the capital of the northwestern state of Sonora. It is surrounded by desert, ecological reserves, a dam, and is close to the Sea of Cortez, the body of water Jacques Cousteau called the "World's Aquarium". Hermosillo is 168 miles south of Arizona and is a short 45-minute drive from Sonora's beaches, including San Carlos and Rocky Point, and has an average annual temperature of 77º F.
In town, Hermosillo has a number of cultural and arts centers. The most important is the University of Sonora's Library Museum which houses the Regional Anthropology and History Museum, the Archeology Museum, the Emiliana de Zubeldia Theater, and an art gallery, in addition to the library.
The Sonora Ecological Center is on the outskirts of the city. Measuring 21 million square feet, this preserve has over 300 plant species, 200 animal species, and an Astronomical Observatory.
Hermosillo's largest meeting space is the Expo Forum. Inaugurated in 2004, Expo Forum has a total surface area of 559,723 square feet, including 99,027 square feet of exposition space, 21,527 square feet of space for congresses and conventions, and a 193,750 square-foot forum for concerts and spectacles.
Sonora's capital has over two dozen 3 to 5-star hotels, including the Fiesta Americana Hermosillo with 221 guestrooms and suites and 96,875 square feet of event spaces divided into 6 rooms. The largest room measures 71,375 square feet. The Holiday Inn Hermosillo has 132 guestrooms and suites, and 100,000 square feet of event spaces that can fit up to 700 people.
Hermosillo's International Airport (HMO) has direct flights to Los Angeles, California, and Phoenix, Arizona, as well as services to Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey, and beach destinations like Rocky Point, Guaymas, Mexicali and San Jose del Cabo.
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Californication isn't all. According to the architect's web page, it's been featured in a bunch of TV and film:
* Adaptation: Feature film directed by Spike Jonze, starring Nicolas Cage and Meryl Streep
* CSI Miami television episode
* E! "Homes With Style: Multi-Level Modern"
* Style Network "Architect's Dream Homes" Episode 55
* "Homes Across America" Episode 217
* HGTV "21st Century Home" Episode 408
* A&E "House Beautiful: Kids Live Here Too!"
* 11 episodes of Showtime's Californication starring David Duchovny
* Sony Commercial
* DirectTV commercial for international distribution
* "Men, Women, and Dogs" TV Series that aired on the WB Network Fall 2001


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The Story
Colby's dad knows his son is gay, but he doesn't like talking about it. He respects it, but ignores everything about that aspect of his son's life – he doesn't even know about Colby's long-term boyfriend, Rusty.
Increasingly committed to Rusty, Colby hatches a plan to trick his father into camping with Rusty under the pretense that Rusty is Colby's straight friend and future business partner. Colby is convinced that, given the chance, his father and his boyfriend will get along great…
The Production
The film is being produced entirely in Washington State. Principal photography is set to begin July 2013.
The idea for Winning Dad was born on the ocean. After working in musical theater, Arthur joined the United States Merchant Marine in 2009 where he wrote Winning Dad while chipping rust and cleaning toilets. He began pre-production in the summer of 2012, when he was recruited by the WA United for Marriage coalition for its Speaker's Bureau to campaign for Marriage Equality in Washington State. We are happy to report that it is no longer a fantasy to say: Winning Dad takes place in a post marriage equality Northwest!
The Mission
Winning Dad extends the olive branch to those hesitating over the great progress we have made this last year in the United States over sexual equality issues. Winning Dad celebrates the idea that family love strengthens romantic love, and that romantic love—even gay love—strengthens family love too.
Creative Team
Producer: Case Barden | Case is a Seattle native who is currently based in Los Angeles. He was most recently a production assistant on Nina (currently in post-production) and producer for Broken Leg.
Writer/Director: Arthur Allen | Arthur is a Northwest native who graduated from the Great Books curriculum of St. John's College, MD. His graduating study was on Andrei Tarkovksy's 1966 film Andrei Rublev.
Director of Photography: Julia Bruk | Julia graduated from the University of Washington's Digital Arts and Experimental Media program. She is the co-founder of Interstitial Theater, a Seattle Based video art gallery, and a producer for the visual effects and animation studio, LeftJeft Studios.
Musical Director: Julia Massey | Julia is a Maryland born, Seattle based singer/songwriter. Arthur listened to her band, Julia Massey & the Five Finger Discount while writing the screenplay for Winning Dad.
Principal Cast
Chuck Sigars plays Michael Clarke (Dad) | Chuck has been a weekly columnist for Beacon Publishing since 2001.
Ellen McLain plays Lisa Clarke (Mom) | Ellen is an opera singer and voice actress most well known as GLaDOS in the popular video game, Portal. She is also being featured in this summer's blockbuster, Pacific Rim by Guillermo del Toro.
Jake Street plays Colby Clarke (Son) | Jake performed for three seasons in Oregon's prestigious Oregan Shakespeare festival. He has also been seen in NBC's Grimm and TNT's Leverage.
Arthur Allen plays Rusty (Boyfriend) | After several years in Seattle theater Arthur joined the US Merchant Marine, where he wrote Winning Dad.
Megan Jackson plays Jamie Clarke (Daughter) | Megan is founding member and co-artistic director of Blood Ensemble, a Seattle theater troupe pioneering in Moment Work.
Brian Earp plays Kyle (Acquaintance) | Brian is currently a Research Associate in the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics and a Consultant working with the Institute for Science and Ethics at Oxford's Martin School.
Learn more about the cast on our website Cast Page
Winning Dad will feature original music composed for the film by Julia Massey & The Five Finger Discount.
The music featured in all of our promotional material has been donated from their existing albums.
Get Involved!
The most important thing you can do is spread the word about our Kickstarter. The second most important thing you should do is donate. Even that $5 donation helps our statistics and has a huge effect on platform algorithms, so it's more appreciated than you know :)
The third thing you can do is get in touch to volunteer!
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Funds Use
The funds from this Kickstarter will be used toward the negative costs of production. This includes all equipment rental fees (i.e. camera, lenses, mics, etc.), art department and wardrobe costs, transportation, location fees, hard-drives, insurance, expendables, and payment for union members. The Winning Dad team is primarily volunteer operated. Funds raised above our Kickstarter initial goal will accrue toward performer and crew pay.
Learn more about the production and stay up-to-date through our awesome social media accounts!
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And definitely subscribe to our monthly Newsletter!
Risks and challenges
The Winning Dad Team has made it this far and is going all the way. Ours is a passion driven project, and the time is right for a movie like this to be made.
However, despite our best intentions, sometimes things happen: cars get towed, locations revoke their access, and actors get eaten by bears; every film is risky. Planning and preparation are the only true safeguards for projects of this importance, and we have been planning and preparing as a team since the summer of 2012. We have scheduled a 20 day shoot, and are continually establishing volunteer connections to create a network of In-Kind support. We have even had volunteers contact us from as far as Japan, Spain, London, and even Antarctica (no joke).
Winning Dad is grassroots film-making at its purest, and we promise you with confidence: a film to remember and memories to cherish. Join the Winning Dad Team today!
Thank you for your support,
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Funding period
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Electives (15 Credits)
Community & Organizational Consulting Projects (13 Credits)
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Core Courses (42.0 credits)
Economics for Managerial Decision-making
Organizing, Managing and Leading
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Human Resource Development and Consulting
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Community and Organizational Consulting Project
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Course Duration: 2 Years