Wildcat:The Movie

NORFOLK, VA, US, February 5, 2014 /EINPresswire.com/ -- WILDCAT-The Movie: “Hard Work without Excuses”


Norfolk, VA: A dream doesn't become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.
Can basketball change kids’ lives? Ask the 4th graders who make up the WILDCATS, an inner city AAU basketball team, and the answer will be a resounding “yes.”


About Wildcat:

“Basketball is changing these kids’ lives,” said Anthony Clary, director and producer of the WILDCAT documentary.

The 4th graders are legitimate national contenders this year. This film will follow the season, from beginning to the end, on a journey you won’t soon forget. We make appeal to support us through Indiegogo, a crowdfunding service, and basketball fans around the world for help capturing their journey on film.
Donate and help share our journey with the world.
“This is an inspirational story about a group of kids with a knack for overcoming incredible odds at home and on the court,” said Clary. “We know once people get introduced to the team, they’ll be interested in the story. Indiegogo is helping us tell it.”Please support us on
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/wildcat-hard-work-no-excuses-documentary
The campaign launched on January 14 and the director is seeking $30,000 to supplement personal funds for the production: filming, editing, crew expenses, etc.

About the Director:

This project is the first of its kind, by Clary, who took an interest after returning home to the neighborhood where he grew up, to help an old friend with a youth basketball team. After spending time and building a close bond with the players, he decided to make his directorial debut using subjects that he could closely relate to. He sees a lot of himself in some of the kids running around his old stomping grounds. Ironically, the dream of playing basketball is what kept him from straying too far down the wrong path.

“These kids are excited about the prospect of reaching nationals and having their stories captured,” said Clary. “They’ve worked hard and have given 110%. The coaches have spent countless hours with a group of young boys, who have a dream that need to be televised. Mentorship, basketball and a sense of brotherhood has done wonders keeping them motivated in school and out of trouble.
“We want to reward them by showing it’s more to the world, than the graffiti filled walls surrounding their neighborhood,” Said Clary.


Media and interview requests for Anthony Clary should go to: WildcatTheMovie@gmail.com or 815-326-0250. You can go to WildcatTheMovie.com to checkout and support this project.

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