Auteur: In 1992 was een beloftevol Nederlands team in een vliegtuig crash was betrokken in Perris Valley. 2 springers van het team Tomscat overleefden de klap spijtig genoeg niet, 14 anderen ook niet. Onder de 6 overlevenden was een Amerikaanse skydiver genaamd Dan B.C.
I've received an email about a potential movie project involving none other than our very own Dan Brodsky Chenfeld. The treatment for his movie and script is being looked at for possible financing and there is a "vote for" option. The more votes any treatment gets, the better the chance it gets funded, simple math. You certainly do not have to go through with it and it does require registration--but to have a movie about skydiving that doesn't involve drug running would be pleasant, wouldn't it?
Dear friends of Dan B.C. and/or skydivers in general!
Dan B.C. is a living example of setting and achieving goals. One of his perhaps little known but longtime goals has been to make a mainstream movie depicting skydiving and skydivers in a positive and more realistic light than previously before seen on the bigscreen. It turns out that Dan’s own story is the stuff great movies are made of: In 1992, he made an amazing, almost impossible, comeback from devastating injuries incurred in the twin otter plane crash at Perris Valley to compete in the 1992 Nationals. His perseverance and courage during that time inspired many. It’s a real triumph-of-the-human spirit story. From this story, we co-wrote a screenplay titled “Above All Else”.
A production company called Audience Alliance makes films that “entertain, enlighten and inspire” and they seem very interested in financing our movie.
However, prior to Audience Alliance "green lighting" (giving the okay to) a movie idea, they ask members for feedback. A positive response does influence the final decision. So that’s where you and our skydiving family comes in! We’re asking all our friends, and friends of friends, to join the FREE MEMBERSHIP and fill out the survey for Above All Else. It can really make a difference.
Here’s what to do:
1. Go to: http://www.audiencealliance.com/...lse/aaetreatment.php. Read the Treatment (synopsis) of what the story’s about. If you want to check out other information, at the bottom of the page are buttons for Slideshow (photos), and three articles on Dan.
2. When ready, Click the green “Greenlight” button on the Treatment page (the link above). A prompt will come up to either “Join Now” or “Log In”.
3. Click the “Join Now” button. Fill out, choose a Login Name and Password, and click “Join Now” at the bottom.
The confirmation email may take a little time to show up. Once it does, an Email will come with a link to verify your email address. Once you click on that, a Confirmation will be sent confirming your Login and Password info.
3. Go back to: http://www.audiencealliance.com/...lse/aaetreatment.php. Click the green “Greenlight” button again, and this time click the “Log In” button, Log In, and the survey should pop up.
4. Fill out survey and Submit.
For further kicks, check out their main page: http://www.audiencealliance.com There is a little video of a guy that they made announcing our movie.
Just below that is Norman Kent’s famous Sunset Skydiving photo with information on “Above All Else” next to that.
Thank you for taking the time, and making a difference to help bring a great story to light.
- Kate Cooper
Dear friends of Dan B.C. and/or skydivers in general!
Dan B.C. is a living example of setting and achieving goals. One of his perhaps little known but longtime goals has been to make a mainstream movie depicting skydiving and skydivers in a positive and more realistic light than previously before seen on the bigscreen. It turns out that Dan’s own story is the stuff great movies are made of: In 1992, he made an amazing, almost impossible, comeback from devastating injuries incurred in the twin otter plane crash at Perris Valley to compete in the 1992 Nationals. His perseverance and courage during that time inspired many. It’s a real triumph-of-the-human spirit story. From this story, we co-wrote a screenplay titled “Above All Else”.
A production company called Audience Alliance makes films that “entertain, enlighten and inspire” and they seem very interested in financing our movie.
However, prior to Audience Alliance "green lighting" (giving the okay to) a movie idea, they ask members for feedback. A positive response does influence the final decision. So that’s where you and our skydiving family comes in! We’re asking all our friends, and friends of friends, to join the FREE MEMBERSHIP and fill out the survey for Above All Else. It can really make a difference.
Here’s what to do:
1. Go to: http://www.audiencealliance.com/...lse/aaetreatment.php. Read the Treatment (synopsis) of what the story’s about. If you want to check out other information, at the bottom of the page are buttons for Slideshow (photos), and three articles on Dan.
2. When ready, Click the green “Greenlight” button on the Treatment page (the link above). A prompt will come up to either “Join Now” or “Log In”.
3. Click the “Join Now” button. Fill out, choose a Login Name and Password, and click “Join Now” at the bottom.
The confirmation email may take a little time to show up. Once it does, an Email will come with a link to verify your email address. Once you click on that, a Confirmation will be sent confirming your Login and Password info.
3. Go back to: http://www.audiencealliance.com/...lse/aaetreatment.php. Click the green “Greenlight” button again, and this time click the “Log In” button, Log In, and the survey should pop up.
4. Fill out survey and Submit.
For further kicks, check out their main page: http://www.audiencealliance.com There is a little video of a guy that they made announcing our movie.
Just below that is Norman Kent’s famous Sunset Skydiving photo with information on “Above All Else” next to that.
Thank you for taking the time, and making a difference to help bring a great story to light.
- Kate Cooper
