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2009 winner is Chad A. Stevens for "Coal War" 2008 winner is Melissa Montero for “Our Women Our Struggle” 2007 Winner is Shawn Batey for “The Changing Face of Harlem” 2006 winner is Alice Hurwitz & Jeff Morgan for Lilly & Leander, A legacy of Violence 2005 Winner is Eric Gottlieb for Wakefield Convicted, Sentenced to Die 2004 Winner, Muriel Stockdale for “NYC Spirit” http://www.nycspirit.com/press.htm 2003 Winner is Rebecca Dreyfus for her film “Stolen” You are entitled to a free 15 minute conference when you apply for this grant. I prefer to give this consultation after the grant has closed and I have reviewed your materials. We can talk about the application or funding or whatever you need. The prestigious Roy W Dean 2003 New York tape grant was given to the winner Rebecca Dreyfus for her film “Stolen: The Lost Vermeer” by Jane Alexander in conjunction with the Directors Film Festival.
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Chad A. Stevens, aspiring Appalachian filmmaker, is the recipient of the 2009 Roy W. Dean New York Film Grant, "one of the largest film grant competitions in the world." The film, The Coal War, directed and produced by Chad A. Stevens, is the story of a symbol: one mountain destined to be destroyed by the coal industry and one woman's struggle to save Coal River Mountain by creating the first sustainable energy project in the Appalachian coalfields, the Coal River Wind Farm. The film follows the story of Lorelei Scarbro and the Coal River Wind Campaign through to the final showdown - protests on the mountain, in a court of law, in the state legislature, in the governor's office, and in the national offices of the EPA. As Scarbro says, "This is a David versus Goliath story. I know what we are doing is right, but just because you are right doesn't mean you'll win." |
