About WingFlix

WingFlix began in 1996 in New York City. Our first homegrown production was “Ups A Daisy.” Since then we are very grateful to have worked with many independent, creative people in the city and beyond.

Our artistic appetite has been nourished by the incredible talent in Music, dance and theater and the heart that is New York City. We’ve traveled to the highlands of Guatemala to work with Mayan students.

In 2001 WingFlix was swept up in the political winds and collaborated with IndyMedia in New York to produce “Not My President” which chronicled George W. Bush’s first Inauguration Day in Washington, D.C. and the protests that engulfed the city but were largely ignored by the mainstream media.

This was followed by “Medium Hot” in 2004 a meta-mashup of the political climate with actors embedded in the protests. In September 2004 Republican National Convention took place in New York City to give George W. Bush his nomination, it’s all a tv wonderland of  smoke and mirrors.We wanted to make a fiction out of the facts or a fact out of the fictions. We wrote a screenplay. Our cameras shooting wove through the city. the actors as underground journalists, interviewing real people, protesters, whoever.

In 2009 we went back to Washington D.C to shoot, “Bigger then the Beatles, Obama and the Peeps” Were you there? Two million people showed up to celebrate.

2012 took us to South Carolina for the Republican Presidential Primary. Ron Paul vs Mitt Romney vs Newt Gingrich in the Palmetto state vying to face Obama.

We made “The Deplorables and the Despicables” in 2017 after the inauguration of Donald Trump.

Now we are again looking south to Georgia.

 

 

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DC Under Seige

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WingFlix has been documenting presidential politics since 2001.

We are working on a documentary the upcoming Biden Inauguration.

We are in Washington D.C.

Despite COVID no one is in a political bubble. Fear walks the halls of the capital. The National Guard is everywhere.

We in the eye of the storm. Clouds are gathering. Everyone is on high alert.

For our documentary we want to talk with people suddenly caught up the struggle.
We want to talk to both sides, all sides, sideways, straight up. Government workers, bartenders and hustlers, those stuck in the house, and the outsiders who don’t want to come in.
We are interested in your story, your take on what’s going on.
We believe a documentary put together remotely is the only way to convey our present situation realistically.This experimental approach, this virtual doc, will also serve to illuminate our shared experiences for future audiences.
By using video and internet tools available, cellphone cameras, Skype, Zoom,  etc. we will be able to do personal interviews online without health concerns.
By exchanging video files we plan to can the story-line with people actually in place who are capturing the footage.
We would like to find people who know their way around a camera and would be interested in contributing to this project.
Please let us know if this is of any interest to you and/or you know someone who might be interested.
info@wingflix.com
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