NEW YORK, NY, JANUARY 30TH, 2010 – GREG REITMAN, founder of BLUE WATER ENTERTAINMENT, supported ODYSSEY NETWORKS, COALITION for ONE VOICE & TREE FRIENDS in their interfaith gathering, ‘TU BISHVAT’, an event that celebrated the Jewish New Year for the Trees. To continue reading click here.
LOS ANGELES, CA, NOVEMBER 29th, 2009 — Greg Reitman, founder of Blue Water Entertainment, announced today that he will be participating in the Woodstock International Walk For Peace and Nonviolence in New York City, NY on Monday, November 30th, 2009.
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LOS ANGELES, CA, NOVEMBER 12th, 2009 — Greg Reitman, founder of Blue Water Entertainment, announced the ‘ROOTED in PEACE’ tree planting ceremony to occur with famous singer/songwriter, Donavan and the Maharishi University of Management students tomorrow, November 13th, 2009.
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JULY 12th, 2009 LOS ANGELES – Greg Reitman, founder of Blue Water Entertainment, announced ‘ROOTED in PEACE’ inaugural ‘Tree Planting Ceremony’ at Universal Peace Day’s 25th Anniversary; where Blue Water Entertainment will be planting a tree with founders of Universal Peace Day. The ceremony is to take place on August 9th, 2009 at Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew, New York starting at one o’clock pm.
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LOS ANGELES, CA, OCTOBER 1ST, 2009 – Greg Reitman, founder of Blue Water Entertainment, announced the ‘ROOTED in PEACE’ tree plantings in conjunction with The Salaam Shalom Educational Foundation. On October 1st, ‘The ROOTED in PEACE’ Tree Plantings commenced at the Westside Waldorf School located in Pacific Palisades, CA at 10:20AM -11:00AM, with a special performance by Keaton Simons.
Greg Reitman Featured in Movie Maker Magazine
When it came to getting attention for Fields of Fuel, the 2008 documentary he produced, Reitman put his entire focus on one week in mid-January…
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(LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9, 2008) — Greg Reitman, president of Blue Water
Entertainment, has announced that his new documentary “Rooted in Peace” is now in
production…
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(LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14, 2008) — Hollywood’s “Green Producer” Greg Reitman and
best-selling author and environmentalist Josh Tickell will screen their documentary “Fields of
Fuel” at AREDAY (American Renewable Energy Day)…
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Nearly five decades after Dr. Martin Luther King’s famous “I have a Dream” speech, we are here at the National Mall where approximately 2 million people are prepared to converge on the historic inauguration of our new president, Barack Obama.
Pretty symbolic to have inauguration day be the day after the celebration of Martin Luther King.
When you think about Dr. Martin Luther King, he’s the dreamer. But Barack Obama is the actual dream.
It had to happen sooner or later, and I’m glad that it happened sooner.
Some of the things that Martin Luther King talked about in the days that he was on the trail for civil rights, that’s coming to, it’s manifesting now, and it means a lot for us. It’s a year where we have our first African American president. A time that a lot of people thought that they would never see. I’m only 32, and I never imagined that I would see it.
Rosa Parks sat, Martin Luther King walked, and Barack Obama will fly.
And even though that’s kinda hokey, I think it’s true.
The promise that America holds is that every participant, citizen, and those who hope to become citizens, has an opportunity to get that dream realized.
All nationalities voted for him, and they did not judge him by the color of his skin, but the content of his character.
There’s a spirit of hope in everyone, I mean, just look at the number of people that came. You know, the economy’s doing not well, but everybody’s here. Because we believe that tomorrow starts a brand new day.
Have to be here, have to be here to see it, history.
It allows us to bridge that Gap between hatred and love. So now folks are starting to see each other in the store and open the door for each other. Folks are starting to speak to strangers, and this is what the dream was really about. It really wasn’t about electing a president, its about the world becoming what the world really was supposed to be, and that’s one. And as the beetles say when the world become one, each will prevail.
Greg Reitman at the 2008 Sundance Festival aside the Algae Car by Solazyme.
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