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Director Cameo Wood nominated for regional EMMY Award

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Thursday, May 9, 2019
Atavist, Automattic, Journalism, Duplass brothers, Actors

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Filmmaker Cameo Wood has been nominated for a Northern California Area EMMY Award for her work as producer of the project "Real Artists".

Key Points: 
  • SAN FRANCISCO, May 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Filmmaker Cameo Wood has been nominated for a Northern California Area EMMY Award for her work as producer of the project "Real Artists".
  • This is the latest of many honors Wood has received for this film, which she also wrote and directed.
  • Cameo Wood is currently in development on a feature film called "The Atavist," which was a finalist in the Seed&Spark/Duplass Brothers' "Hometown Heroes" Film Challenge.
  • The EMMY Award ceremony will be held on June 8th in San Francisco.

Seed&Spark and Duplass Brothers Productions Launch Second Annual Hometown Heroes Rally

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Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Economy, Duplass brothers, Duplass Brothers Productions, Duplass, Crowdfunding, Technology, Culture

Filmmakers have until August 31, 2018 to submit to the rally to be eligible for the grand prize: up to $50,000 in no-interest loans and have their film executive produced by Duplass Brothers Productions.

Key Points: 
  • Filmmakers have until August 31, 2018 to submit to the rally to be eligible for the grand prize: up to $50,000 in no-interest loans and have their film executive produced by Duplass Brothers Productions.
  • As a crowdfunding rally, Hometown Heroes serves as a large-scale campaign for voices outside the traditional Hollywood system to raise funds and build an audience in addition to being eligible for career-changing prizes, including $50,000 in no-interest loans from Duplass Brothers Productions and Salem Street Entertainment/Untl Entertainment.
  • Campaigns that raise 80% of their goal and gather at least 1,000 followers become finalists and will pitch Duplass Brothers Productions.
  • 2017's Hometown Heroes Rally resulted in 56 narrative feature films raising nearly $900,000 and building a collective audience of 63,000 followers.