Comments for Greensboro's Child http://www.greensboroschild.com In 88 seconds, his life will change forever Fri, 04 Jul 2008 12:36:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 Comment on Reviews by Final Cut Producer » Blog Archive » Greensboro’s Child Googled http://www.greensboroschild.com/reviews/#comment-3929 Final Cut Producer » Blog Archive » Greensboro’s Child Googled Mon, 12 Feb 2007 16:32:41 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/reviews/#comment-3929 [...] Greensboro’s Child was totally funded by myself, hence the term Independent documentary. I’m not a trust fund baby and most of the time I didn’t have access to equipment to finish editing it. I worked as a pizza delivery driver throughout most of this process. I am proud of what this story tells. See what others have to say about it. [...] […] Greensboro’s Child was totally funded by myself, hence the term Independent documentary. I’m not a trust fund baby and most of the time I didn’t have access to equipment to finish editing it. I worked as a pizza delivery driver throughout most of this process. I am proud of what this story tells. See what others have to say about it. […]

]]> Comment on About the Filmmaker by Greensboro’s Child: Screening Tonight, 7pm & 9pm, The Scene On South Elm at connecting*the*dots http://www.greensboroschild.com/about/#comment-3013 Greensboro’s Child: Screening Tonight, 7pm & 9pm, The Scene On South Elm at connecting*the*dots Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:50:43 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/about/#comment-3013 [...] Come on out and support a local filmmaker… my brother. Tags: Andy Coon, community, documentary, Greensboro, Greensboros Child, Greensboro Massacre, The Scene on South Elm. [...] […] Come on out and support a local filmmaker… my brother. Tags: Andy Coon, community, documentary, Greensboro, Greensboros Child, Greensboro Massacre, The Scene on South Elm. […]

]]> Comment on In Public Hands by The Last Screening Of Greensboro’s Child at connecting*the*dots http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/06/08/in-public-hands/#comment-2945 The Last Screening Of Greensboro’s Child at connecting*the*dots Tue, 09 Jan 2007 18:48:03 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/06/08/in-public-hands/#comment-2945 [...] And while we’d love to see you in person, we both realize that summer schedules can get crazy. So along those lines, the Greensboro Public Library now has copies of the DVD to borrow. And if you’ve lost your library card over the years, you can always purchase the documentary on the official website for a mere $10. [...] […] And while we’d love to see you in person, we both realize that summer schedules can get crazy. So along those lines, the Greensboro Public Library now has copies of the DVD to borrow. And if you’ve lost your library card over the years, you can always purchase the documentary on the official website for a mere $10. […]

]]> Comment on Reviews by Anita Wright http://www.greensboroschild.com/reviews/#comment-1434 Anita Wright Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:25:53 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/reviews/#comment-1434 Andy, My name is Anita Wright and I am one of the co-coveners of a working group at Duke University that is currently reading the final report of the Greensboro Truth and Reconcilation Commission. We have met a few times this semester and plan to do so more during the Spring when we plan to present the report to the Duke community in some fashion--- we're not sure exactly how at this time. I came across your blog and "Greensboro's Child" and have been fascinated by the work you have done. I was wondering if you would be interested in perhaps attending one of our meetings or at the very least engaging in discussion about your work. Please e-mail me back. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks p.s. I order a copy of the DVD from online. Andy,

My name is Anita Wright and I am one of the co-coveners of a working group at Duke University that is currently reading the final report of the Greensboro Truth and Reconcilation Commission. We have met a few times this semester and plan to do so more during the Spring when we plan to present the report to the Duke community in some fashion— we’re not sure exactly how at this time.

I came across your blog and “Greensboro’s Child” and have been fascinated by the work you have done. I was wondering if you would be interested in perhaps attending one of our meetings or at the very least engaging in discussion about your work.

Please e-mail me back. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks

p.s. I order a copy of the DVD from online.

]]> Comment on Public Screening by Andy Coon http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-918 Andy Coon Sat, 11 Nov 2006 03:53:15 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-918 Thank Will... The last time i spoke with Kwame he was living in High Point. His parole won't allow him to live in Greensboro. He has a great woman by his side and her parents are back him 100%. Thank Will…

The last time i spoke with Kwame he was living in High Point. His parole won’t allow him to live in Greensboro. He has a great woman by his side and her parents are back him 100%.

]]> Comment on Public Screening by Will Hall http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-906 Will Hall Fri, 10 Nov 2006 23:57:13 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-906 Great work Andy. Your docudrama was real and compelling. Let's stay in-touch. Where is Greensboro's child now? Will Hall Great work Andy. Your docudrama was real and compelling. Let’s stay in-touch.
Where is Greensboro’s child now?

Will Hall

]]> Comment on Public Screening by Remember November 3, 1979 at connecting*the*dots http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-808 Remember November 3, 1979 at connecting*the*dots Fri, 03 Nov 2006 21:42:40 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-808 [...] Remember tonight… Tags: activism, documentary, Greensboro, Greensboros Child, Greensboro Massacre, injustice. [...] […] Remember tonight… Tags: activism, documentary, Greensboro, Greensboros Child, Greensboro Massacre, injustice. […]

]]> Comment on Reviews by Jackilyn http://www.greensboroschild.com/reviews/#comment-781 Jackilyn Wed, 01 Nov 2006 14:08:03 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/reviews/#comment-781 Andy Coon does a remarkable job with this important film. This is a must see film for everyone who lives in Greensboro, or for that matter the South. He proceeds full-steam ahead with a subject that most people like to pretend does not exist. This is southern racism in its purest form. After seeing Andy's film this afternoon, I am convinced that the City of Greensboro and the Police Dept. were involved in a cover-up. I believe it was a case of letting 'the good ole boys' deal out justice. It was one of the most horrible things I have ever seen. People gunned down like animals. Totally defenseless. It made me sick to watch man's inhumanity to man. I could not believe the ex-mayor's excuse on why the City of Greensboro paid off the Klan's money due the victims. Any thinking person watching this film knows exactly what happened. When Racist Southern Justice was dealt out that day, those in charge were looking the other way. Thank you, Andy, for showing us the way they should have been looking. Andy Coon does a remarkable job with this important film. This is a must see film for everyone who lives in Greensboro, or for that matter the South. He proceeds full-steam ahead with a subject that most people like to pretend does not exist. This is southern racism in its purest form.

After seeing Andy’s film this afternoon, I am convinced that the City of Greensboro and the Police Dept. were involved in a cover-up. I believe it was a case of letting ‘the good ole boys’ deal out justice.

It was one of the most horrible things I have ever seen. People gunned down like animals. Totally defenseless. It made me sick to watch man’s inhumanity to man. I could not believe the ex-mayor’s excuse on why the City of Greensboro paid off the Klan’s money due the victims. Any thinking person watching this film knows exactly what happened. When Racist Southern Justice was dealt out that day, those in charge were looking the other way. Thank you, Andy, for showing us the way they should have been looking.

]]> Comment on Public Screening by more greensboro’s child… at connecting*the*dots http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-775 more greensboro’s child… at connecting*the*dots Wed, 01 Nov 2006 04:24:05 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-775 [...] Andy has some news about a free Nov. 3rd screening of Greensboro’s Child. [...] […] Andy has some news about a free Nov. 3rd screening of Greensboro’s Child. […]

]]> Comment on Public Screening by Final Cut Producer http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-773 Final Cut Producer Tue, 31 Oct 2006 18:31:04 +0000 http://www.greensboroschild.com/2006/10/31/public-screening/#comment-773 <strong>It’s That Time of Year Again...</strong> I’m always fascinated when people contact me about “Greensboro’s Child” and want to do a screening. This year Alicia Sowisdral, a grad student from UNCG, contacted me after viewing the 11/03/79 shootings on youtube.com. She w... It’s That Time of Year Again…

I’m always fascinated when people contact me about “Greensboro’s Child” and want to do a screening. This year Alicia Sowisdral, a grad student from UNCG, contacted me after viewing the 11/03/79 shootings on youtube.com. She w…

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