Participate

In spite of any appearances to the contrary, we have used up nearly all of our available financial resources in bringing the project this far. Filming of The Tale of the Crippled Boy is an undertaking with complex needs, and it’s one that will require significant funding to continue into Part II.  We find ourselves in the position of having a body of work that cannot be sold, since we must keep all of the characters and sets together to animate. Rather than approaching institutions, including the entertainment industry, we are asking for the direct assistance of anyone who would like to help us to maintain our creative independence. You can take an active roll in the project by participating in any or all of the following ways.

Spread The Word

Please link to our website from your blog, send it out to your email contacts, or discuss it on your social networking pages. You can also subscribe to receive email updates on the project or keep up by visiting our Blog.

Contribute / Donate

Anyone who would like to Contribute $20 or more to help us continue our work would be taking a meaningful step in assisting us to move forward with the film.  If enough visitors to the site could assist us just that much, The Tale of the Crippled Boy, would very rapidly become be self-sustaining.  As a thank you, each contributor will receive a card from the Huntington Art Collections that has a small one-of-a-kind line drawing Signed by the Artist. In addition to the signed card, contributors who donate $100 or more will be named in a book about the project to be published in 2012, and anyone contributing $1,000 or more will receive special mention in the credit roll of the film.

Visit Us On eBay

Our Ebay Store -(Not yet Active) Consider helping us recycle one or more of the items that we have listed there. Many of our listings will be for elements of the project that we no longer need for filming.  They will be marked as having come from the Tale.

Available Work

View Working Drawings Here

Purchase Exhibition Catalogs

 

 

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