NEWS • First NY Premiere of The Path: Afterlife
"To be idle is a short road to death and to be diligent is a way of life; foolish people are idle, wise people are diligent."
INTERNATIONALLY RELEASED FILM ON THE AFTERLIFE Hudson, NY ( , 2009) -- No matter how you look at, no one is getting out of this world alive. The death of a loved one is an experience that many if not all people can relate to in one way or another. Path11 Productions LLC announced today that their first documentary DVD of a series of 4, The Path: Afterlife has been released for international distribution and will debut it’s NY premiere in their own back yard at SUNY Columbia Greene Community College on November 19, 2009. The series’ first edition, Afterlife, explores the many theories on the human soul’s purpose in the here-and-now and in the afterlife. Showcasing the knowledge and opinions of many experts like the President and Executive Director of the Monroe Institute in Faber, VA, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) educational and research organization dedicated to the exploration of human consciousness, which is internationally known for its work with audio sound patterns that can have dramatic effects on states of consciousness, along with leading out-of-body expert William Bulhman and nuclear physicist and explorer of consciousness Thomas Campbell, from Huntsville Alabama. The Path: Afterlife provides ample opportunity for viewers to look into their own lives to find more meaning and purpose while also peering into the possibilities after death. Filmmakers Michael Habernig and April Hannah of Greene County, NY are the co-creators of this compelling, mind bending, and deeply human DVD series. They came together in the winter of 2008 and formed their production company, Path11 Productions LLC. One year in the making, The Path: Afterlife is Path11 Productions LLC first feature documentary. The 71 minute film captures 12 significant interviews of holistic practitioners from all around the United States such as staff at The Monroe Institute in Virginia, out of body expert William Buhlman and nuclear physicist and researcher of consciousness Thomas Campbell along with 9 other practitioners from upstate NY including a registered nurse, Reiki Masters, and physicians in the field of healing and metaphysics. "This film 'Afterlife', is set up to be both a standalone film and strong foundation for the rest of the films in the series," said Michael Habernig, Director of "The Path: Afterlife" and Partner of Path11 Productions LLC. The people interviewed were chosen given their years of study and practice in healing and paranormal encounters in the attempt to gather more information about the afterlife and to begin to try and find answers to some of the big picture questions that no one really has an answer to like "What happens when we die? Does the soul live on? Is there an afterlife?" The film received significant support through the Institute of Noetic Sciences a nonprofit membership organization located in Northern California that conducts and sponsors leading-edge research into the potentials and powers of consciousness—including perceptions, beliefs, attention, intention, and intuition by entering into their one minute shift you tube contest for independent filmmakers. This contest is geared towards people who could create a shift in consciousness with a one minute video. Path11 Productions LLC took home not only first place, second place and viewers choice award but also won second place in the second contest submission. “It was the $1,000.00 from that contest that allowed some funding to begin our LLC, buy some tapes, gas and a rental car and drive around the United States interviewing people, along with getting great press and more acknowledgement of our project,” says Producer April Hannah. Path11 Productions LLC has a vision to impact the world with a documentary series on the soul's purpose and healing. It is the filmmaker's goal to inspire others who have lost someone dear so they can begin to heal, to release their fear of death and to learn that there is more to life than just living in this body. "It is our hope that this documentary will eliminate some of the fear associated with death and answer more questions about these realms and allow people the freedom to make their own informed decision about life after death after watching The Path-Afterlife documentary," says producer April Hannah. Columbia Greene Community college will be the first facility to host the documentary premier in NY state. The event will be held on November 19, 2009 from 7-9pm. Audience members will be able to view the documentary and also meet the majority of the cast members for a question and answer panel after the film. Tickets are available for $6.00 at the Community Service office at CGCC. Seating is limited. For more information about The Path: Afterlife go to www.ThePathSeries.com or call 518-828-4181. ### |
