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In this edition of Indie Talk, we bring on special guest Christopher Everett. He’s a Documentarian and the Artistic Director of the Southern Documentary Fund. We talk about:
- The Wilmington, NC Massacre of 1898
- Northern shipper’s roles in Slavery
- His documentary ‘Wilmington On Fire’ (Parts 1 and 2)
- Using Guerrilla marketing to ROI his films
- The filmmaker benefits from the Southern Documentary Fund
- Why he prefers Seed & Spark to all other crowdfunding providers
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