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A update on filmmaker Emily Hubley’s crowdfunding project: The Faith Journal Project, a 3-part undertaking (short film, an installation and an application) related to the 7000+ self-portraits (in 49 journals) created by her mom, artist/filmmaker Faith Hubley, in the final decades of her life.
Says Emily, “We have completed scanning all the faces, gathered many great stills/other art for the screens AND have decided to include sketches from the journal pages (example below), of which we selected/scanned 600 this summer.
“And as you may know, I finished the short film Faithy, hey earlier this year and it has screened at the Montclair and Provincetown Film Festivals, in the Short Order Program (with brunch, yesterday!) at Alamo Drafthouses across the country, and will show next week as part of Animation Block Party at BAM (more news pending).”
“This has long been in the works,” says Hubley. “and now we are committing full time to the completion of these elements, for the purpose of creating an in-depth and expansive portrait of Faith, and with the determination to re-kindle more widespread interest in her work.”
A brief overview of The Faith Journal Project:
Faithy, hey will be a short personal animated film focusing on specific memories and a relationship altered by death. Discoveries and dreams unfold, while woe arrives at acceptance. With music by Georgia Hubley
Face the Day will be a six-screen installation. The faces appear in chronological order, punctuated by hundreds of captions from associated entries, and pieces of art (still and animated) from the given time. The portraits will be scanned, cleaned and positioned; captions and art, selected and edited. These will all combine to present a multi-layered depiction of an artist sharing her wisdom, fears, joy and vision. With music by Georgia Hubley
Sundays with Faith, a playful app in which faces from 1000+ Sundays fly by, and can be paused to reveal the date they were made and a distinct fun/poignant caption from that day’s entry.

Co-Producers, Emily Hubley and Linda Moroney hope you will consider donating at this early and critical juncture.
– To make an online, tax-deductible donation by credit card, link HERE to our fundraising page
– To donate by check, please mail contributions to Emily Hubley at 377 South Harrison Street, Apt 11B, East Orange, NJ 07018. Checks should be made payable to Fractured Atlas, with THE FAITH JOURNAL PROJECT in the memo line.
The Faith Journal Project is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of THE FAITH JOURNAL PROJECT must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. CLICK HERE for more information and to contribute.

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A update on filmmaker Emily Hubley’s crowdfunding project: The Faith Journal Project, a 3-part undertaking (short film, an installation and an application) related to the 7000+ self-portraits (in 49 journals) created by her mom, artist/filmmaker Faith Hubley, in the final decades of her life. Says Emily, “We have completed scanning all the faces, gathered many […]