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Gospel singing great Zella Jackson Price performing “I’m His Child” in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Gospel singing great Zella Jackson Price performing “I’m His Child” in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Rodessa Barrett Portery (The Barrett Sisters) in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Gospel giant Eddie O’Neal (the O’Neal Twins), in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
(From left): Rodessa Barrett Porter, DeLois Barrett Campbell, Billie Barrett GreenBey (The Barrett Sisters) raise the roof performing “He Has Brought Us” in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
(From left): Rodessa Barrett Porter, DeLois Barrett Campbell, Billie Barrett GreenBey (The Barrett Sisters) raise the roof performing “He Has Brought Us” in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
The godmother of Gospel music, Willie Mae Ford Smith, in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
(From left): Rodessa Barrett Porter, DeLois Barrett Campbell, Billie Barrett GreenBey (The Barrett Sisters) raise the roof performing “He Has Brought Us” in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
(From left) Rodessa Barrett Porter, DeLois Barrett Campbell, Billie Barrett GreenBey (The Barrett Sisters) raise the roof, performing the song “He Has Brought Us” in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
DeLois Barrett Campbell (of The Barrett Sisters) performing in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Gospel giant singer and pianist Edgar O’Neal (the O’Neal Twins), in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Gospel singing great Zella Jackson Price cheering on the performances in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Gospel giant Eddie O’Neal (the O’Neal Twins), in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
The founders of Gospel music, (from left) Sallie Martin, Thomas A. Dorsey, and Mother Willie Mae Ford Smith star in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
The father of Gospel music, Thomas A. Dorsey, in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
Gospel giant Eddie O’Neal (the O’Neal Twins), in SAY AMEN, SOMEBODY, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
The father of Gospel music, Thomas A. Dorsey, in Say Amen, Somebody, the 1982 classic Gospel documentary directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
DeLois Barrett Campbell (of The Barrett Sisters) in Say Amen, Somebody, a 1982 gospel classic directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
From left: Rodessa Barrett Porter, DeLois Barrett Campbell, Billie Barrett GreenBey (The Barrett Sisters) in Say Amen, Somebody, a 1982 gospel classic directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
The father of gospel music, Thomas A. Dorsey, in Say Amen, Somebody, a 1982 gospel classic directed by George Nierenberg. Film to 4K digital restoration by Metropolis Post, New York: Jack Rizzo, Ian Bostick (restoration artist), Jason Crump (colorist) and Allen Perkins. Audio Restoration and 5.1 Sound by Audio Mechanics. Sound Engineer: John Polito. Restoration Produced by Milestone Film & Video, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Academy Film Archive. Funding by Robert F. Smith Fund Professional Curation Project and the Academy Film Archive. Supervised by George Nierenberg and Dennis Doros.
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