“The Eyes of Thailand” unveils new film trailer for Int’l Elephant Day

by | Mar 12, 2011 | Eyes of Thailand, Notes from the Director | 0 comments

Happy Elephant Day, elephant fans! In honor of everything we love about elephants, we’ve released the new trailer for “The Eyes of Thailand“.

Thanks to a gracious donation by Remedy Editorial in San Francisco, CA, we have a dramatic, thrilling new trailer featuring footage from the 2010 documentary production trip to Thailand and Laos, including interviews with Soraida Salwala (FAE), Dr. Therchai Jivacite (Prostheses Foundation), Richard Lair (TECC), Galen Garwood, Paul Hannon (Mines Action Canada) and Reth Tun (ICBL).

Special thanks to: Jeffrey Boyette and Scott Compton (Remedy Editorial), Ayumi Ashley (Color Correction), Marc Pittman (Sound Mix), and Amie Penwell (Music).

Next steps:
“The Eyes of Thailand” is currently in post-production and on March 14, 2011, Director/Producer Windy Borman heads to Los Angeles, CA to supervise the edit of the feature-length film. We hope to have a complete film ready for film festival submissions in September. You can help us by:

  1. Inviting your friends to “Like” the Facebook page.
  2. Following us on Twitter.
  3. Making a tax-deductible donation to the film, via our fiscal sponsor (the San Francisco Film Society), by clicking the Donate link on our website.
  4. Contacting Director/Producer Windy Borman if you have leads to foundations, corporate sponsors or wish to inquire about investment details.

Thank you for joining our quest to save Asian Elephants and educate the world about the on-going threat of landmines. Enjoy the trailer!

-Windy Borman
Director/Producer, “The Eyes of Thailand”

More info about the film:
D.V.A. Productions, in Association with Indiewood Pictures, is proud to present the powerful and hard-hitting feature documentary “The Eyes of Thailand”.

“The Eyes of Thailand” is the inspirational story of one woman’s quest to help two elephant landmine survivors–Motala and Baby Mosha–walk on their own four legs. Treating their wounds was only part of the journey; building elephant-sized prostheses was another. Directed and Produced by Windy Borman. Produced by Tim VandeSteeg.

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