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Found at “Mostly Lost”: volume 2 – new DVD

October 14, 2018 Ben Model Leave a comment

My DVD label Undercrank Productions has a new release, the second in a series that showcases the identification fun we…

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Posted in: animation, DVD distribution, film festivals, Library of Congress, Undercrank Productions Filed under: Andrew Simpson, james young deer, Monty Banks, Mostly Lost, philip carli, Rachel del Gaudio, Rob Stone, snub pollard

White Fawn’s Devotion – DVD score

March 3, 2009 Ben Model Leave a comment

Last Friday I recorded a piano score for the 1910 1-reeler White Fawn’s Devotion which will be an extra on…

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Posted in: Uncategorized Filed under: ben model, dennis doros, dvd, folkways records, james young deer, milestone films, the exiles, white fawn's devotion

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