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Ladies and gentlemen, young and old, it may seem unusual to hear from Michael Leslie Rubin before the film is even made, but he has an extraordinary project in the works! Michael Rubin, an independent visual effects filmmaker in his own right, and video editor at Crip Video Productions who is currently working on the upcoming documentary for Crip Video Productions that is a collaboration of PSC CUNY “What The Body Believes” directed by CUNY Professor Mary Lynn Navarro and assistant directed by Margot Cole, and produced by Dylan Rothbein., is working on his first feature film: a two-part adaptation of the Epic of Gilgamesh. Following the success of his recent short film, “Once Upon A Time On Mars,” Rubin is now seeking support through a crowdfunding campaign to bring this timeless Mesopotamian epic to the big screen. Every contribution helps, and there are exciting perks for backers!

Support Michael Rubin’s project and help make the Epic of Gilgamesh come to life. Visit the campaign page here: Support the Epic of Gilgamesh

Note: Crip Video Productions is not benefiting financially from this crowdfunding campaign. Crip Video Productions is separate!

Crip Video Productions and Teatro Paraguas News:

On July 27, 2024, Teatro Paraguas was honored with an award for hosting the Special Needs Talent Show. A big thank you to Disability Pride New Mexico for recognizing Teatro Paraguas’s work, which aligns with Crip Video Productions' mission. Mark your calendars for Teatro Paraguas's 3rd Annual Special Needs Talent Show on December 7 and 8, 2024, in Santa Fe, NM! If you are in Santa Fe until August 25th 2024 catch Atacama starring JoJo Sena Tarnoff who advised and assisted with our film "A Stroke Of Endurance".

Special Mention: Crip Video Productions received a shout-out from Judy Singer on LinkedIn—special thanks to Judy Singer for the support!

Upcoming Projects and Collaborations:

Crip Video Productions is excited to announce new projects and collaborations. Check out producer Dylan Rothbein’s latest videos on neurodiversity and genetic disability:

“My Neurodivergent Genetics Journey” explores the intricate genetics behind various medical conditions, including Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, intersex conditions, and ataxia. It also delves into the role of genetics in fetal development and gene overexpression.

“Judy Singer Interview” features an insightful discussion with Judy Singer about the concept of neurodiversity and her influential work in disability studies.

Stay tuned and continue to support Crip Video Productions! For more updates, visit our blog: Crip Video Productions Blog

Crip Video Productions is now on Threads! 🎬✨

We’re excited to expand our presence and connect with you on Threads! Follow us for the latest updates, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and exclusive content from our upcoming projects and collaborations. Stay tuned for news on "What The Body Believes" and Michael Rubin's feature film, Epic of Gilgamesh, and more exciting developments!

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