GHOST BIRD

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EARTH DAY 2011

Celebrate this Earth Day by hosting a screening of Ghost Bird.

The critically-acclaimed documentary is being made available for community Earth Day screenings at a special rate of $100 which includes FIVE DVD’s with a retail value of $20 each, or a total value equal to the cost of the screening kit.  The screening kit pays for itself!

Also included in the Earth Day Screening Kit are promotional posters, a discussion guide, and online publicity listings of your event.  You can invite your members and community for free or sell tickets and turn the screening into a fundraiser.

You can also boost your event’s fundraising potential by taking advantage of our making available Ghost Bird merchandise at up to 50% off retail value, including DVD’s, T-shirts and Posters.  You keep the difference to fund your conservation projects.  Get the application for participating in Earth Day 2011.

DEADLINE for PARTICIPATING has been EXTENDED TO APRIL 1ST! Screenings are restricted to April 15th through May 1st.  Discounts are only available for Earth Day screenings.

SORRY, THE DISCOUNTED PRICING FOR THE FOLLOWING ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

DVD’s specially priced at $10 each (retail price $20).

The DVD has nine additional scenes not in the film, making it irresistable forIvory-bill afficionados or anyone who wants to take a closer look at the subject or just share the movie with a friend.  (See below for details.)

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ArT-shrt $10 each (retail price $20)

Designed by contemprary artists Mark Dion availlable in crew and v-necksizes

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Ghost Bird Art Poster  $10 each (retail price $25)

Designed, screened, numberd and signed by artist Dan Black.

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Ghost Bird Theatrical Poster $8 (retail price $15)

Autographed by director Scott Crocker

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Inquire about including the director in an exclusive post-screening Q&A via SKYPE, contact screenings@ghostbirdmovie.com

For more information please contact Stephanie Houghton at stephanie@ghostbirdmovie.com or 510 666-8491.

The DVD includes the following scenes, almost 40 minutes of additional insights and surprises about Ivory-bills and the efforts to find them.

• FLORIDA  A recap of the recent search and sightings in the Panhandle

• MARY SCOTT: The Prehistory.  Mary describes her sighting in Arkansas from 2003, a year before the Lab of Ornithology’s rediscovery there.

• TIM BARKSDALE: Eye Witness.  An ex-investment banker turned wildlife photographer, Tim had his own sighting while on assignment to film the bird for the Lab of Ornithology.

• PAST SEARCHES   David Sibley, Nancy Tanner, Jerome Jackson and David Luneau recount the efforts to find Ivory-bills over the past fifty years.

• CUBAN CONFUSION  Are Cuban Ivory-bills a separate species or the same as those last seen in the Singer Tract?  New DNA research provides answers.

• DR. JACKSON’S CABINET OF CURIOSITIES  Take a tour of Jerome Jackson’s encyclopedic collection of Ivory-bill memorabilia.

• SIX PIXELS  Ivory-bill or Inkblot?  Decide for yourself.

• CATFISH DUDE: Arkansas Outsider.  AKA Keith Sutton, this outdoor photographer, author and sportsmen weighs in on the evidence.

• SONNY SKINNER: Taxidermist.  With an intimate knowledge of birds from the inside out, Sonny reflects on what everyone has been seeing out in the swamps he’s been stuffing critters from for most of his life.

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