Monadnock: The Mountain That Stands Alone: Wearing the Mountain

How Rabbit Ear Films started: How you can help

Commercial photographer Amanda Borozinski and Steve Hooper of The Keene Sentinel newspaper, and additional Board of Directors Terri Sillanpaa, Daniel White, Steve Lindell, and Chrysten Starrett formed a community based 501(c)(3) non-profit film-making company, Rabbit Ear Films, Inc in the Fall of 2008.

Present Board of Directors: Steve Hooper, Terri Sillanpaa, Dan White, Jeffrey Newcomer, Amanda Borozinski and Chrysten Starrett.

Additional staff include Craig Brandon, John Cucchi and Alex Cucchi.

What is a non-profit community based film company?

It's a group of people who work together to make a film. No one working on the project gets paid millions of dollars (most people do not even get paid). No one lives in L.A. No one has a personal trainer or hair specialist.

We work with grant money, volunteers and friends.

Our first project will be, you guessed it, Mt. Monadnock (Did you know there has never been a film made just on Mt. Monadnock?).

What we need most are stories and funds.
If you are interested in this project in ANY way please contact us...

mtmonadnockdocumentary@gmail.com

Monadnock, The Mountain that Stands Alone (Trailer) from Daniel White on Vimeo.

Caroline Hollister poses in a caftan made by artist Holly Alderman (see links of interest). The caftan is one-of-a-kind, printed with images of Mt. Monadnock.