Mike Orange is the winning bidder of the Stone Ridge Library auction. Mike will play Mr. Sneed the barman and he has purchased the female role of Lucy McMurty for his daughter Mary Auringer.
Thanks to Mike and Mary, for their generous donation to the STONE RIDGE LIBRARY BUILDING FUND. We look forward to having you on set!
The Stone Ridge Library is a 501(c)3, donations are tax deductible.
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Thursday, August 28, 2008
Monday, June 23, 2008
MORE STONE RIDGE LIBRARY

I met with the Stone Ridge Library Foundation yesterday and the two speaking parts will be cast in an online silent auction hosted by the Stone Ridge Library foundation. More details will be found on their site later this week. http://www.stoneridgelibrary.org/
Friday, June 20, 2008
STONE RIDGE LIBRARY REDUX
The anticpated auction of our speaking part was postponed to be incorporated into a larger, more press worthy event, which may well include a screening of RACING DAYLIGHT. Which we all hope means more money to the library. So please stay tuned for updates and know that I have crafted two charming speaking parts in a large pool hall scene, one for either gender. So ... you valiant thespians with checkbooks ...
Saturday, June 14, 2008
THE STONE RIDGE LIBRARY
Slap and Tickle is on the auction block at the Stone Ridge Library Fair. Today we will auction off a 'speaking part' in our film to benefit the library. We are very excited at the prospect of making our film even more part of our community, but also we are hopeful we will make a bit of money for this very worthy organization.
How, you may ask, does film relate to libraries? A film starts as a written document and before that one hopes it is well researched. Libraries are the home of ideas. I visit often. In my opinion, libraries are the last bastions of democracy. Free access to a level playing field. Support your library!
How, you may ask, does film relate to libraries? A film starts as a written document and before that one hopes it is well researched. Libraries are the home of ideas. I visit often. In my opinion, libraries are the last bastions of democracy. Free access to a level playing field. Support your library!
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