The "Tiny Tree"
How this tiny tree came to be a symbol of hope during production ....
We noticed the 'tiny tree' that was about 3 ft tall while we were on location, which we then included in the production. It was growing in the massive field behind the home of Jack Haight and Don Turner. The tree somehow felt connected to the story ... and we decided that in some ways it symbolized the lives of the long-term survivors. The tree appeared to have struggled, possibly near death at one point, but instead it survived and thrived. Today, it stands out in the field, as if proud to be watching over the Queen Anne's Lace growing all around it.
Sponsors and Collaborators
SECIAL THANKS FOR PROVDING THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO MAKE THIS FILM POSSIBLE
AMANDA GELLMAN
MANAN Strategy Consultants (AKA: MANAN Media Productions)
with
Bernarda Doctor
Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR)
Families First
KIDSCARE Philipines
REACH2.0 / REACH NEXUS
The Venerable Ron Matthewman
Thank you to all of our Supporters and Donors.
A full list can be found on the Credits + Supporters page of this website.
Recognition
SPECIAL THANKS to the supporters and donors who provided the financial support to make this film.
LEAD SUPPORTERS
AMANDA GELLMAN
MANAN Strategy Consultants (AKA: MANAN Media Productions)
with
Bernarda Doctor
Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR)
Families First
KIDSCARE Philippines
REACH2.0 / REACH NEXUS
The Venerable Ron Matthewman
Thank you to all of our Supporters and Donors.
A full list can be found on the Film Credits + Supporters page of this website.