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Milby Buffs: One Team, One Dream.
I'm Kevin Quinney and I am a Milby Buffalo and the director of this film. I met Boyce Honea in 1999 and from that point I knew he bled blue and gold. Honea was the head coach of Milby High School from 1973-2003. Honea’s eye for talent and basketball intellect was slim to none. He was a no tolerant type of coach that expected no days off, not even holidays. Honea built Milby into the basketball powerhouse that was well respected and expected to win. Not only devoted to basketball, Honea was a beloved member of the community and a devout Christian being the leader of Fellow Christian Athletes organization. With all of Honea’s accomplishments it was never enough to win the state championship. The story of the Milby Buffaloes begins with Boys Honea, but it ends with sheer champions in 2004. This story is personal to me because it is a part of my life that I will continue to relive with my fellow teammates and coaches. This is a “thank you” to those players that came before me and to one of the greatest coaches that never got to achieve the ultimate victory. Paying homage to the great athletes in Milby’s history, Coach Honea and his successor, Coach Duffer, with an undefeated championship season.
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Why We Need $95,000...
Through interviews and the use of rare (and largely unseen) footage, photos and other archival material, One Team One Dream will depict the comradery of the first state champs in Milby’s history. This is to bring tradition back to those who knew the schools winning program.
The interviews will lend power to historical footage to help better the stories being told. Each player brings in his own unique personality, story, style of play, and secrets never even told to one another. The coaches will detail personal relationships with players and an in depth look on how they led the team to victory.
Since filming will begin March 2017, Milby Buffs: One Team, One Dream will seek funding via private donors and through IndieGoGo; every donation counts! This money will go towards:
- Film Crew
- Lighting Crew/Grip
- Camera Equipment
- Archival Research & Converting Footage
- Sound Engineer
- Video Editors
- Insurance (Liability & Equipment)
- Colorist
- Motion Graphic Designer
- Music Licensing
- Music Composer
- Private Screening (Insurance)
- Narrator
- Additional support (Production Assistants)
In return for your generous backing, you've got the chance to be a massive part of the Milby Buffs: One Team, One Dream documentary, as well as getting yourself some exclusive perks, including:
- Milby T-shirt including the Team
- Signed Basketball from the Players and Coaches
- Ticket to Private Screening
- Facebook access with Behind the Scenes Footage
- Milby Buffs: One Team, One Dream DVD
- Signed Poster of the 2004 Milby Championship Team
- Film Credit
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Other Ways You Can Help...
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Join us in our fight to make a film that can stand toe-to-toe with the best of the best. Thanks for reading. Thanks for donating. Thanks for spreading the word.
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Who's the Director?
Kevin Quinney is a Director and Cinematographer. Kevin graduated in 2008 from Sam Houston State University with a degree is Broadcast Production emphasizing in Video Editing. Shortly after graduation, Quinney landed an internship at VT2 Studios in Houston as a video editor. After the completion of a year-long internship Quinney moved on to Fox Sports. This journey brought new aspect to Quinney’s repertoire. As a Video Analyst and Production Specialist, he set out to broaden his horizons in film. After a couple years of networking Quinney thought of a new venture, iMagine That Filmworks. iTF is a company that is groundbreaking in Houston; setting the standard for production quality and editorial services. Quinney found his place in cinematography and left Fox Sports to begin a future being his own boss. Within the first year of opening iTF (iMagine That Filmworks), Quinney worked on big production sets for Doritos, HBO Hardknock presents the Texans and Comedy Central presents Kevin Hart’s “Hart of the City”. Now with a brand and a set foundation, Quinney began working with the Texans on live broadcasts and venturing with Active Faith Sports to become their Director of Visuals. Now it is 2016, three years into starting iTF, Quinney has participated in visual for Russell Simmons’ All Def Digital series, Allan Houston Foundation “Our Family is Our Strength” program in Houston. All while, network and building lifelong relationships, Quinney has maintained the position with Active Faith and partnered with Alley Theatre as their cinematographer and editor. There is no question that Quinney has found his destiny and wants to help his past teammates tell their story of the 2004 championship.
Let's build this documentary together in hopes that it will debut as one of the best to feature a Houston basketball team and exemplorary school!
