Molly production crew visits Sundance 2018
Molly's story celebrates everyone who has ever been told they can't do something (William: My wife usually knows her place, Sir.) and then goes ahead and does it in spite of the obstacles (Molly: I’m not a dog trained to obey my master.... if we fear change then we will surely lose this war).
Ali Thompson captures the beauty of Park City's Main Street after a snowfall.
Director Jon Barden and Brandon Scotland take in a film.
Molly Writer/Producer Brigette ReDavid with Caron Nightingale (Nightingale Music Productions), Executive Producer Cynthia A. Minor, Utah Women in Film President Susan McEvoy, and Producer Karen Espenant.
Molly Associate Producer Karin Knebl gives a right hook to LA Actress Anja Knebl at Sundance.
The view is inspiring from the ski lift at The Canyons in Park City.
“It’s the work of the old masters - whoever your masters are - really that remind you that you have to be singular, inflexible, unyielding in your own work so that even the struggle, that very struggle to achieve becomes its own reward.”
Brigette ReDavid won't take 'no' for an answer when talking to potential investors.
Kenzie and Ashley hang out with the bear on Main Street in Park City as we talk about the script.
A Call To Arms
August 9th at Fort Mifflin
Thanks to everyone for helping to make our Call To Arms evening a success!
We appreciate the support you are giving to the production of Molly. We can't wait to start filming and we know with your encouragement we'll all make it happen.
We'll keep you posted on the progress of the film and future events. And be sure to look for photos soon at TheMollyFilm.com.
We were excited to see everyone at the Fort and get the chance to say hello. We hope you enjoyed the evening as much as we did!
Huzzah!
Former PA Gov. Ed Rendell says it's the resilience of the American Revolutionaries that won the war. It's the dreamers who make America a great nation, he said, calling Molly, written by Brigette ReDavid (standing next to Rendell) an important film about an American legend that needs to be made.
Contact us for more information. For information on historic Fort Mifflin, visit www.fortmifflin.us Follow us on Twitter for event updates: Molly Pitcher@TheMollyFilm
Garnet Valley High School singers.
Director Jon Barden (left) and actor Rich Bryant.
Greater Philadelphia Film Office Executive Director Sharon Pinkenson fired the first shot from the cannon.
