"I could see your movie
being REMADE by producer/star Sandra Bullock...and being a box
office success. If not Sandra Bullock, then one of about 30 other
celebrity/actresses." from viewer named Peter.
Welcome! My name is Patti and I
made a positive and clean movie that's been seen all over the
world!
It's a love story set in the restaurant
industry.
Because of many comments like the one
above, the right people need to remake "Did I Say Thousand
Island?" and use it as a "benefit movie".
The
mission is to raise awareness and funds
for the
Global Water Crisis,
and I need your
help.
Imagine...
Leaving the movie theatre with a smile, AND knowing you have
helped others get water they so desperately
need.
The purpose of this website isn't to
show you depressing photos of the reality of the current situation
concerning the water crisis, but to offer help with solutions to
some of the problems. This quote is from the
Global Water
Challenge.
"Unprecedented collaboration between all sectors of society is needed in order to achieve sustanable solutions to this challenge."
That
means we must work together! Let's Do It!
TOM HANKS on "Larry Crowne" Movie
Interviewer:
"Movies can have an impact in the oddest ways—in Splash, your character called the mermaid, played by Daryl Hannah, Madison. After that movie, Madison became one of the most popular names for girls.
Tom:
"It’s a powerful medium: Movies hold sway over many people’s lives."
Julia Roberts or Paul Simon?
Every educator, non-profit and author at the International Water Forum at the UN in September 2011 said that public AWARENESS is key to the Global Water Crisis.
There are lots of great documentaries out there to teach the public about water! BUT...
....who influences the
public?
Trends
Styles
Quotes
The Facts
Number of movies made in
2011
707
Number of documentaries 135
Percentage of
documentaries
19%
Box office gross on all
movies
~10.2
Billion
Box office gross on documentaries ~7.8 Million
Percentage for documentaries .76%
THAT'S LESS THAN 1%
!
There's a message that needs to be heard and what better way to get it out to John and Jane Public than through a regular movie? They aren't going to conserve water because they don't have a clue they really need to.
SO...
Specific and subtle scenes have been added to the script that exemplify water conservation actions that everyone can do.
By the way, look at how much we spend
on movies! It's more than what is spent on all
theme parks and all sporting events combined. (pg
10)
Movie Stats link Spending link