Il Chiostro: Survival of a Small Business
A Documentary by Bill Woolf
In these difficult economic times how does a small business survive when so many big companies have failed? Currently in post production this independent documentary film explores two artists, a dancer and a singer, and their ongoing and continuous evolving survival strategy plan for their speciality travel business in this downturned economy. This film is a love story, about a country (Italy), joy, art, food, creativity, and money...or the lack of it.
The Preview Screening of Il Chiostro: Survivial of a Small Business is scheduled in New York City for Saturday March 24th, 2012 at 2pm at the 25CPW Gallery on the corner of Central Park West and 62nd Street. This screening has limited seats with reserved seats for documentary backers, but the screening is free and open to the public. It is part of Il Chiostro's "Eyes Have I" annual art exhibit.
Il Chiosotro: Survival of a Small Business now has a fiscal sponsor with the 501(c)(3) educational and cultural charity, the Institute for Italian & Sardinian Studies. Sponsorship allows individuals or companies to give donations that are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law that will be used by this film to complete post production work.
We are still accepting donations. Once this documentary is completed, it is important to let everyone know about this documentary focusing 2 creative people, a singer and dancer, and how they are able to use their creativeness in their small business trying survive these tough economic time. New donations will be used to help defray the costs of entering and attending film festivals and related items. For more information go to our Donate page.
