Katahdin Foundation DBA Katahdin Productions

“Lisa Thomas and Elizabeth Grossman are partners in Concrete Action, LLC, a real estate development partnership. Each partner owns 50% of the partnership. The partnership has no business relationship with Katahdin Foundation.”

“The treasurer will do an initial review before supplying the return to the board for a final review. The Board is provided with a copy of the 990 Form for review via email. Board members review and send any comments or concerns prior to filing.”

“Compensation is based upon comparable data.”

“Available upon request”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Grab A Hunk of Lightning: Dorothea Lange Pre-production and the majority of production for Grab A Hunk of Lightning was completed in 2012. During this period, the director, Dyanna Taylor, unearthed new collections of Lange materials and worked with restoration experts to catalogue and restore outtakes from two 16mm documentary films about Lange produced by KQED in the 1960s. Extensive work was done transferring to digital audio files, 7 1/4 sound reels and transcribing these materials. In doing so, Taylor discovered some personal recordings Lange created, speaking alone into a microphone describing some of her photographic work created during one of her last international trips to Korea. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: The Girls Education Project is focused on the lives of ten girls living in extreme poverty in ten communities around the world, and will be accompanied by a social action campaign that will provide audiences with the knowledge and tools to actively support education and empowerment of girls. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Fame High- a film that draws into focus the in-class and at home dramas, competitions, heartbreaks and triumphs amongst a group of students at LACHSA: the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: Geographies of Kinship: The Korean Adoption Story - fiscally sponsored project - follows four Korean adoptees on their journeys to connect with their birth families and mend the fractured pieces of their past. Their riveting stories serve as a springboard to explore the complex and controversial history of transnational adoptions of Korean children from the 1950s to the present. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 8: Gabe Tomorrow - fiscally sponsored project - Gabe Dunsmith is an 18 year-old cancer survivor and an aspiring environmental journalist. When he and his mother, Lee Ann, discover that they are living near a neglected toxic waste site that may have caused Gabe's thyroid cancer, they become determined to see it cleaned up. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 9: A Nuclear Family - A feature-length documentary that follows filmmaker Adam Salkin on a journey to uncover the truth about a 1959 nuclear accident at the Santa Susana Field Lab near Los Angeles and subsequent toxic releases that have affected the health of his family and community. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 10: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 11: Above and Beyond: The Birth of the Israeli Air Force Katahdin is partnering with Nancy Spielberg on a co-production for Above and Beyond about the early days of the Israeli Air Force and the involvement of American Jewish pilots. This production agreement was finalized in December 2012 with plans to begin pre-production and production in early 2013. The sample reel for the film has had about 600,000 views online. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 12: ARS MINERVA- fiscally sponsored project - ARS MINERVA is a San Francisco-based nonprofit performing arts organization, founded in 2013 by Cline Ricci. The mission of ARS MINERVA is to bring creativity to the service of the arts and share its passion for Music by reviving forgotten Musical Treasures. Their first project will be the creation of the annual Carnival Festival. They will celebrate the glamorous and epicurean spirit of Venezia Barocca by resuscitating operas written for the Carnival during the 17th and 18th centuries and never again performed until now, as Ars Minerva world premieres.”