How Far Will You Go for Love?
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- Founded:
- 2007
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Wall PhotosCreated about 8 months ago
The White Room of DoomUpdated on April 17, 2008 at 2:09pm
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- 1 Year Anniversary of Burnside...
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Monday, March 9 at 7:00pm - Burnside Underground
Revolutionary Media Production Studio
Sunday, April 6 at 5:00pm - Burnside Underground
On the Streets of Portland
Saturday, March 8 at 12:00am
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- India_Log: Of Smells and Portraits 7:39am Nov 4
- India_Log: Quiet Worship 7:40am Nov 1
- The India_Log: Of Faith and Planes 6:15am Oct 31
Basic Info
- Founded:
- 2007
Detailed Info
- Website:
- http://therevmediaproject.com/
http://therevmediaproject.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/Rev_Media - Company Overview:
- An artistic, Christian Documentary Media Firm with the desire to affect social change through visual communication.
- Mission:
- The goal of Rescue the Beauty is to affect the world through artistic media by bringing hope and encouragement abroad while imparting vision at home. We desire to show viewers what it means to “love your neighbor” and inspire them to reach out to people within their own communities.
- Products:
- • BURNSIDE UNDERGROUND
A video documentary shot in Portland, Oregon, expressing the reality of this city's homeless population. The purpose is to show the transformed lives of former homeless youth and to inspire people to step beyond stereotypes and reach out the the homeless in their community.
• DEAR WORLD
A powerful compilation of letters, images & compelling stories captured during the filming of Burnside Underground. A heart cry from Portland's homeless population, to you (the world), in book form.
• THE20 ESSAYS
A collaborative experiment in photo-essays and media. Twenty young artists from across the country were hand-picked for their artistic skill. the20 combine photography and graphic design to create collages that will expand the way readers view topics.
• RESTORING GRACE: THAILAND
Revolutionary Media took a creative role in supporting two of it's own, Sarah Danaher and Hannah Brandau. These women traveled to Bangkok, Thailand to document the reality of sex-slavery and the beauty of hope, by telling the stories of the girls at House of Grace (a home for girls rescued from the industry). The images and interviews will be made into a book.