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'''''Lifted''''' is a feature film | '''''Lifted''''' is a feature film produced by [[Birmingham]]-based [[Hunter Films]] with Coronet Films of Los Angeles, California. The $675,000 production, scripted and directed by Lexi Alexander tells the story of an R&B singer who, encouraged by his father, pursues success in music despite difficulties. | ||
Shooting for the film began on [[August 17]], [[2009]] at | Shooting for the film began on [[August 17]], [[2009]] at [[David Garrett]]'s home in [[Irondale]], the [[Alys Stephens Center]], the [[Alabama National Cemetery]] in [[Montevallo]] and in area trailer parks. | ||
''Lifted'' was the first production to qualify for incentive rebates from the state under the "Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009". The [[Birmingham-Jefferson Film Office]] assisted in the process of securing the incentives. | ''Lifted'' was the first production to qualify for incentive rebates from the state under the "Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009". The [[Birmingham-Jefferson Film Office]] assisted in the process of securing the incentives. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:33, 30 December 2010
Lifted is a feature film produced by Birmingham-based Hunter Films with Coronet Films of Los Angeles, California. The $675,000 production, scripted and directed by Lexi Alexander tells the story of an R&B singer who, encouraged by his father, pursues success in music despite difficulties.
Shooting for the film began on August 17, 2009 at David Garrett's home in Irondale, the Alys Stephens Center, the Alabama National Cemetery in Montevallo and in area trailer parks.
Lifted was the first production to qualify for incentive rebates from the state under the "Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009". The Birmingham-Jefferson Film Office assisted in the process of securing the incentives.
Cast
- James Handy (Travis)
- Ruben Studdard (Pastor Johnson)
- Anna Marie Dobbins (Tiffany Rose Walton)
- Cory Gluck (Toby)
- Todd Simpson (Todd Simpson)
References
- Harvey, Alec (July 19, 2009) "Hunter Brothers team with Lexi Alexander for another movie." Birmingham News
- Tomberlin, Michael (August 20, 2009) "Birmingham-area film puts spotlight on state incentives." Birmingham News
External links
- Lifted at IMDB.com