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|September 29, 2023
The executive team of This Field Looks Green To Me, a feature film project currently in production, has committed to sharing the profits of the film with Kentucky State University (KSU) and Berea College (BC).
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This Middlesboro, KY baseball team is the focus of This Field Looks Green To Me, a feature film project currently in production. The film’s executive team has committed to sharing the profits of the film with Kentucky State University and Berea College.
This film, set in a 1950s coal-mining town with Jim Crow laws still in effect, will engage people across generations by telling a true Appalachian story about kids, baseball, and the power of grassroots action in small-town America. The film's executive producer, Ron Schmidt, explained that KSU, a Historically Black University (HBCU), and BC, a Kentucky college that has been racially diverse since its inception, are ideal recipients for some of the film's profits.
This story is from the September 29, 2023 edition of Scoop USA Newspaper.
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