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Help spread the word and works of the Tibetans In Exile by purchasing the DVD's below or sponsorship! Read how donations help.

"The Tibetan Photo Project" is NOT a non-profit at this time so there is no tax write off or credit when you purchase or donate


Buy on Amazon here! Voices in Exile - Most film and photography on Tibet is from the Western eye looking in. "Voices in Exile," by first-time Tibetan director Tenzin Wangden Andrugtsang, presents the Tibetan exile community from the rarely seen Tibetan point of view. Never before seen footage includes many surprising interviews on the future of Tibet and inspiring accounts of life in exile. "Voices in Exile" has been produced in association with The Tibetan Photo Project at www.tibetanphotoproject.com Click to purchase or watch Online with safety of Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Voices-Exile-Tenzin-Wangden-Andrugtsang/dp/B000BY2I6Y	Buy on Amazon here! Visually and Respectfully Yours - The Story of The Tibetan Photo Project provides a look at Tibetan life in exile both in northern India and the rarely seen southern colony of at Mungod. "'Visually and Respectfully Yours -The Story of The Tibetan Photo Project' will break your heart and uplift your spirit" - Debie Holmer, The Fort Bragg Advocate News and Mendocino Beacon "An inspiring video tapestry... Heart-warming."- Sits Stunmiller, Light of Consciousness.org See why Parade magazine called the photographic works by monks living in exile, "Rewarding." Click for the DVD or watch Online with the safety of Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Visually-Respectfully-Yours-Tibetan-Project/dp/B000VHUCD2	Buy on Amazon here! Save Tibet...Why? Produced by Joe Mickey and Sazzy Varga is the sequel to Visually and Respectfully Yours as The Tibetan Photo Project co-founders return to India for an update that is again directed in Tibetan communities by Tibetans. Through the 10 years of work by The Tibetan Project,Mickey and Varga are given unique access into the communities and lives of Tibetans. Mickey has been a photographer, film maker and teacher for over 40 years. Varga works as a producer, actress and model in the Hollywood community. Click for the DVD or watch instantly Online with the safety of Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Tibet-Tibetans-cooperation-Tibetan-Project/dp/B004DL0QTW/ref=atv_dvd_twister	Buy on Amazon- HERE! India 101 - Hosted by Sazzy Varga Whether you are planning your first visit to India or are a seasoned traveler, "India 101" offers great tips, information, experiences, beautiful footage and unique and amazing access. The Perfect India Travel DVD. "India 101" makes a beautiful gift. BONUS EXTRAS "India 101 -Hosted by Sazzy Varga" is packed with must-have travel tips, adventures, and even a few misadventures, food, laughs and amazing discoveries that are only possible in India. The documentary is an amazing journey itself" - Debbie Holmer, Fort Bragg Advocate News and The Mendocino Beacon Click here for the beautiful DVD or watch instantly online with the security of Amazon shoppin http://www.amazon.com/India-101-hosted-Sazzy-Varga/dp/B006K4ZHVC
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India Short Stories - Vol. 1&2 India is a beautiful obsession. Chaos, funny, sexy, colorful, sad, human and joy. Toss in the beautiful and crazy street fashions. You have not seen India presented in this way. From two-time Audience Favorite Award winning filmmakers and producers, Joe Mickey and Sazzy Varga, enjoy this collection of stunning and inspiring visual stories while you watch India come alive. India short stories were collected on film during two and a half years in India. Volumes 1 and 2 have been combined on this disc and make a great companion to "India 101 - Hosted by Sazzy Varga" Look for all our films on Createspace and Amazon Visually and Respectfully Yours, The Story of The Tibetan Photo Project Save Tibet?Why? Voices in Exile India 101 - Hosted by Sazzy Varga Websites: http://TibetanPhotoProject.com Visit the blog behind the scenes blog at http://mydreamsofindia.blogspot.com Contact Joe Mickey via facebook at https://www.facebook.com/JosefMickey Like our page https://www.facebook.com/Indiatravelfilmsfilmsofthetibetanphotoproject/ Contact us to discuss partnerships in future projects at notesonindia (at) gmail.com Please put INDIA in your subject line. Awards: Joe Mickey and Sazzy Varga are two-time Audience Favorite filmmakers/producer gathering the most views over a year at the annual Culture Unplugged online film festival.
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YOUR NAME as a: Generous Supporter credited in our next film.
YOUR NAME as a Honorary Producer in our next film.
YOUR NAME as a Honorary Producer in our next film; PLUS Film School Camera Sponsor Credit. This donation will go to buys a Camera for placement at one of The Tibetan Photo Project Education Center. (Please note we are accepting a limit of 24 sponsorships at this level.)
YOUR NAME as a Honorary Producer in our next film; PLUS Film School Editing Bay Sponsor Credit. This donation will go to buys a computer editing bay for placement at one of The Tibetan Photo Project Education Center. (Please note we are accepting a limit of 14 sponsorships at this level.)


Purchases and sponsorships are not Tax Deductable

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How your donation to The Tibetan Photo Project have helped.

The Tibetan Photo Project is creating a voice from the photography and films of Tibetans living in exile. While it is not a non profit, it does not create any profit for us and we have funded the project with our own money, donations, fees from lectures, exhibits and film screenings.

Donations of cameras have gone to several individual Tibetans and their photos have helped tell their story in print press, and through radio and television interviews. See a partial list of media coverage at http://www.tibetanphotoproject.com/media.html

Inspired by traveling exhibits, many people have told us they have signed up to support a monk or nun living in exile in India. In 2005, as part of The Tibetan Photo Project exhibit sponsored by Centenary College in Shreveport, Louisiana the college booked both the sand Mandela and cultural presentation for a fee of $10,000 for the monks of Drepung. You can find a link for both sponsorship and presentations by the monks of Drepung at Links

Profits from lecture fees and film showings have gone to support the costs of maintain and expanding the project as well as to meet the needs of individual Tibetans living in exile.

Personal donations to the project have been used to meet the needs of individual Tibetans and will now go towards the goal of establishing The Tibetan Photo Project Filmmaker Education Center in India.

Once established, the education center will be entirely owned, managed and operated by Tibetans.

If you feel you can offer any support, sponsor a screening, help find a venue for the exhibits or have any other ideas or contacts, please email us at: tibetanphoto@gmail.com