S & S Photography has come on board to help sponsor our Honeydripper premiere event. This “small town photographer in a big city” provides executive portraiture, publicity releases, family photographs. . .  the list is too long, but you can check out their website at www.snsphoto.net. We should mention that one of their specialties is headshots, and they provided one to our own Danny Vinson, Judge Gatlin in Honeydripper.  Many thanks to Steve and Sandra Gray!

A big thanks to Wesfam for helping to sponsor our post-premier blues event!. The folks behind this string of highly successful Burger King restaurants are not only blues fans, but do a lot of great work in the community. Check out their website at www.wesfam.com. Thanks, Wesfam, for helping to make February 8 “some Friday night!”

Danny Glover and John Sayles appeared at The Times Center in an event hosted by the Museum of the Moving Image. They discussed film distribution and how it relates to Honeydripper.

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FOR THIS UNIQUE FILM

Call us or email us. We’ll connect you with a local theater and work out all the details

All you have to do is promote the film to your membership!

Contact us at
promotions@emergingpictures.com
or call (212) 245-6767 and ask for Vincent

Also be sure to check out our PDF, “Your Organization and Honeydripper.”

The Huntsville premiere of Honeydripper will be at the Hollywood 18 on February 8. There will be an after party featuring Microwave Dave and his band playing with members of the Honeydripper All-Star Blues Band. As Dave says, they’ll “heat it up.”  We will be back with information on buying tickets for the premiere, which will entitle the buyer to admission to the smokin blues party.

Filmmaker John Sayles is teaching a master class at the Flying Monkey Arts Center on February 8 at 1:00 P.M.. The class is free and open to the public.

Maverick filmmakers John Sayles and Maggie Renzi are coming to Huntsville as part of the Alabama premiere of their latest movie, Honeydripper, which was filmed in Greenville, Georgiana, Anniston, and Midway, Alabama. They will be here on Friday, February 8, and we are planning some exciting events. Check back regularly. We will keep you posted on the events, and let you know how you can be a part of what we are calling “Project Honeydripper.”