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A poster using the photography of Jon-Nolan Paresa (a Gentleman in the film) is available for purchase for $45 plus shipping. Contact Jon-Nolan Paresa at: jonnolan@comcast.net. Sample
Poster: SCHEDULE: The
film was shot in the Delta town of Locke at the Chinese Schoolhouse
building (http://www.locketown.com/school.htm).
Several newspapers showed up for the shoot to take photographs
and conduct interviews. The film will be completed by September,
2007 and shown in the 'A Place Called Sacramento' Film Festival
in October 2007 and the Sacramento Film Festival in 2008. Then
it will be entered in short film competitions throughout the country. SOUNDTRACK: The Auburn bluegrass group Common Sense (Tad Kitada on madolin, Diana Claire on guitar, and Bud Bautista on bass guitar) will perform the instrumentals and Davis vocalist Rita Hosking www.ritahosking.com will sing on the soundtrack of Capital Women. Rita Hosking was raised in the mountains of eastern Shasta County, Northern California, where she internalized dusty woodsheds, the scent of springwater, forest fires and the troubles of rural economies. Her musical experience began as a child at church, and under the wings of an old time jug band made up of seasoned mountain characters. A descendant of Cornish miners who sang in the mines, Rita grew up with deep regard for folk music and the power of the voice. On an old Gibson guitar her friends bought for her, she began composing songs at age 20. Rita’s bluegrass-tinged, soulful songs convey mountain life in the West with a voice that evokes the power of people and place. Samples of Rehearsal Music: Capital Women, copyright 2007, all rights reserved
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