Blueberry Hill Productions

08/08/2016

Check out the trailer for our film Love Between the Covers, which is available now on iTunes, Amazon, and many other platforms! http://radi.al/LBTC

07/14/2016

BHP's newest project (focusing on the Y2Y homeless shelter) just received funding from LEF Foundation! Many thanks to LEF for helping us move forward with this film!

06/09/2016

Looking forward to seeing what Geena Davis and Tom Donahue (filmmaker) do with this film!

Geena Davis and CreativeChaos vmg are launching a partnership to produce an untitled feature documentary on gender disparity in Hollywood. “I’ve been encouraged by my peers speaking out…

05/13/2016

You can catch Love Between the Covers this Monday evening at the Revere Hotel in Boston!

GLOBEDOCS invites you to a special screening of LOVE BETWEEN THE COVERS DATE: Monday, May 16, 2016 TIME: Registration opens up at 6:30pm | Screening begins at 7:00pm LOCATION: Theatre 1 at Revere Hotel | 200 Stuart St. | Boston, MA Love stories are universal. Love stories are powerful. A...

05/12/2016

A league of their own.

05/03/2016

Love Between the Covers is screening this weekend in Falmouth, MA! Next weekend in Hilliard, OH and Toronto, ON: lovebetweenthecovers.com/screenings

The Woods Hole Film Festival presents the final film in the monthly film series, FILM FALMOUTH, a collaboration between the Woods Hole Film Festival and Falmouth Academy. The series will screen independent film each month from October through May. ABOUT THE FILM LOVE BETWEEN THE COVERS Love stories…

04/25/2016

We’re SO excited to announce that Awesome Without Borders has selected us as an ! Learn
more about our project here: http://bit.ly/1NsI4Ka

04/25/2016

We're delighted to see Y2Y featured on NowThis!

03/25/2016

"“It’s 200 Harvard kids saying, ‘We care. We don’t think that our peers should be homeless. Nobody should be homeless, and certainly not people our age sleeping on our doorstep,’” he says."

Y2Y, Harvard Square's only youth homeless shelter, has hosted 60 guests since its opening. While the vast majority have responded positively, the shelter's staff and volunteers acknowledge that they can only do so much to tackle the immense and intractable problem of homelessness.

03/10/2016

A new, vibrantly colored mural displayed at the Y2Y Harvard Square shelter expresses the space’s purpose as a safe haven for homeless youth,

02/19/2016

Kitty Zen, a Boston artist and member of Y2Y's Young Adult Advisory Council, is quoted in this great article about ArtLifting!
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"Kitty Zen, a 25-year old Boston artist, has been homeless since age 16, and her connection to ArtLifting has not solved her housing issue. But her experience with the company has been revelatory. Her first sale was for $1,000, with $550 for her.
“When I got that first check, it was amazing!” Ms. Zen said. “I didn’t want to cash it. I wanted to frame it. The biggest absolute feeling of ‘wow’ was having my art displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts, knowing that the summer before that, I was selling my art outside on a blanket on the Boston Common.”"

The start-up ArtLifting takes pieces created by homeless and disabled people, finds buyers and shares the proceeds with the artists.

02/18/2016

Both the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter and the newly opened Y2Y Youth Homeless Shelter had more volunteers apply for shifts than could be accommodated.