Nationwide Virtual March / Fundraiser Results from New Band Movie

Los Angeles, CA, February 01, 2007 --(PR.com)-- A great Marching Band Movie / Documentary is on the horizon. The film "From The 50 Yard Line", presents the football field not only as a sports venue but also as a stage for the marching band. The viewer goes on an exciting adventure through high school band camp, auditions, prom, the marching season and national competitions. There is drama, emotion, artistry, reality, and full-on entertainment, and it helps the general public appreciate and understand what happens on that field. Check out more about the film at www.fromthe50yardline.com. Look for the film to be hitting the film festival circuit in the Spring of 2007. During the filming of this documentary, producers learned the desperate need for help with instrumental music education programs across the country. They have now set up a Zero profit organization called March 4 Music. High School and College Band programs from across the country are organizing for a 1 day event of awareness and fundraising either for their own programs or for schools in need. Duke University is involved in organizing a fundraising event for middle school programs in their community. Students are donating their instruments to schools that need instruments. They have many schools that are organizing fundraising concerts, bake sales, yard sales, door to door gardening and snow shoveling, and more. You can sign up and learn more about the event at www.march4music.com. Those who sign up will be put into the credits of the movie, and those that get involved in fundraising may actually get to appear in the film. 100% of funds will go directly to your band or the programs you choose to help. This 1st annual Virtual March 4 Music is a ground breaking new approach to raising awareness and funding for school programs across the country.    www.march4music.com

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