From: MARK TRAMO To: Kyeoa Malveaux Bee: [email protected] Subject: Documentary w/ Producer Capital Fund; UCLA Studio Date: Wed, 08 Jun 2016 23:07:57 +0000 Greetings, Sir Stanley - thanks for your reply email - how's Dr Dre? LOL I. Re UCLA Studio - the policy re: renting the new Ostin Music Center/Recording Studio is being written by a committee as I write. I think we might be able to get studio time for a "good" price by Labor Day 2016 - i.e., not for this producer and his documentary, 2. Re: documentary, "Find a Groove" - here is the producers' link: http://producercapitalfund.com/management.html Here is the email from producer Eric Hollenbeck: Eric Hallenbeck Mee producerespitalfund com s is claim:Jut May 22 Dr. Tramo. I hope this finds you well. I would like to invite you to be pan of the our film, because of your studicsibackground with music and the brain. We are currently completing a feature length documentary tentatively titled; Find a Groove!We just landed in Los Angles and will be here this week, and would like to schedule some time with you. About the Film: 'Find a Groove". is a documentary film in association with The Creative Coalition. The film explores the ans through music, beginning with blues and jazz. The film looks at all genres of American music and how music touches the soul. inspires the mind and how music is the soundtrack to our lives. We look heavily at the lack of funding for the arts and the effect it is having on our youth and the future or the arts in America. They are the generation we will depend on to keep an alive and well. TM; story is told through the yokes of our interviewees. These are recognized actors, musicians, writers, creative artists and educators who have been inspired and have lived by the rhythm of the world through musk and the arts. They speak from their heart. Through intimate interviews. we reveal true words and heartfelt emotions which supports the need for continually funded art progra