Baltimore-Based Documentary of the Band Journey Offers $1M in Equity - CBL

By Citybizlist Staff

BALTIMORE -- Everyman's Journey LLC seeks to raise $1 million through an equity offering, according to a Reg D filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The funds are being sought for "Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey," a documentary of the band Journey and its new lead vocalist, Arnel Pineda. The film shows the band during its Revelation Tour in the United States, and Pineda's homecoming in Manila, Philippines, where the band performed in front of 25,000 people.

The documentary is directed by Ramona Diaz and produced by Capella Brogden. Both are named as principals in the filing, in addition to Josh Green.

Reg D filing: http://tinyurl.com/yz3uhs3

Bios:

Ramona Diaz
Filmmaker

Ramona Diaz is a Filipino filmmaker, editor and producer based in the United States . She is best known for directing the documentary "Imelda," which is about former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos.

Capella Fahoome Brogden
Film Producer

Capella Fahoome Brogden is a film producer originally from Detroit . She produces independent feature and documentary films, national TV commercials, short films and TV shows. Past projects include documentary films "Euphoria" and "Lost in Woonsocket ," scripted film "I Do & I Don't and Apology" and the A&E original award-winning series "Random 1."

Josh Green
Producer

Josh Green is the VP-Distribution and producer at Emerging Pictures. He has an MBA in Entertainment and Media Management from the Columbia Business School and an undergraduate degree in Finance and Hotel Administration from Cornell University.