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Behind the scenes of One Last Time to Boston. Follow the creative journey, script updates, and prop hunts from the road.One Last Time To Boston
Why This Story?
When her grandfather dies unexpectedly, a young girl inherits a faded photograph that sparks her search for the Unbeatable Modocs—the legendary, undefeated Native baseball team he pitched for before World War II. This narrative short serves as a proof of concept for an upcoming feature film about their remarkable pre-war season.
Help Us Bring Hardball Harry and the Unbeatable Modocs Back to the Field
We are gearing up to shoot on location in Southern Oregon in Spring 2027. Every dollar goes directly onto the screen, funding our crew, equipment, and authentic regional locations. Choose a tier below to join the team and secure your name in the credits.
Prefer to send a check, donate offline, or discuss other ways to contribute? Reach out directly to connect with us!
“ONE LAST TIME TO BOSTON” | SPONSOR A PROP
Bring our 1973 world to life. Instead of just traditional borrowing, you can directly sponsor a key piece of our story’s history for our Pacific Northwest film shoot in Spring 2027.
Choose a prop below to fund its acquisition, or let us know if you have a family piece you’d like to loan. Every sponsor earns an official film credit, a piece of the journey, and our deepest gratitude!
1970's Radio
A battered transistor radio. A lifeline tying Grandpa, Birdie, and baseball.
Vintage Timex Watch
Passed down from Grandpa, this ticking Timex ties Birdie to memory long after the game.
1970s Metal Lunchbox
Weathered steel lunch pail Grandpa carries every day.
A heartbeat of the story.
Formica Table/chairs
Vintage Formica table where Grandpa set his lunch pail. An anchor for memory and home.
Sponsor A Location
We are securing key filming locations and assets for our Spring 2027 production in Southern Oregon. Do you have a rustic farm or ranch house with a classic covered porch, or a road with a stump? Explore our core scouting needs below or reach out to lend a location.
The Front Porch
The creaking wooden porch where heavy silences linger and memories settle into the floorboards.
The Road, Stump & Mailbox
The dusty roadside and weathered mailbox. Where the world stops and the waiting begins.
Got a Family Piece to Lend?
If you own an authentic 1970s piece from our wishlist, we’d love to feature it. Send us a description or a link to a photo below. If it matches our Pacific Northwest shoot, we’ll borrow it safely for production, return it with care, and credit you on screen.
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