Paused In Time
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	Baltimore, Hip-Hop, Documentary, The Wire, The Corner, Homicide, Music

Film Overview

Directed By: Timothy & Matthew Cooper View Official Website	Release Date: 2009-07-02 Running Time: 1:30 Content Rating: PG14 (Parental Guidance)	Media Format: DVD-R Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Audio Language(s): English
Genres: Documentary >> Music Influences: Fade To Black

Synopsis

In an era where the current state of the “musiconomy” is ever evolving, the city of Baltimore looks to be a major force in the world of hip-hop. Take a voyage through the different neighborhoods of Charm City , as various artists look to find a response to the brooding criticisms of a culture they so desperately love. From gritty voices relaying street corner anecdotes, to settled poets expressing true imagination, to burgeoning entrepreneurs preparing for their future in the music business, Paused in Time offers refreshing viewpoints from all sides of the spectrum. This is a documentary that is sure to spark interest and debate, even if you’re not a fan of hip-hop. All you have to do is press play.

Crew

Director: Timothy & Matthew Cooper | bio
Timothy Cooper and Matthew Cooper are two young African-American film-makers from Baltimore, Md. They own and operate their own company, The C.O.S.T Entertainment, and their first project is Paused In Time "The Documentary" with the accompanying soundtrack Paused In Time "The Album".

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410yo.com | show/hide snippet
musikizme.com | show/hide snippet
governmentnames.blogspot.com | show/hide snippet
Paused In Time is a documentary about Baltimore hip hop that I got contacted to do an interview for a while back.....
Beatbots.com | show/hide snippet
Baltimore City Paper Documentary Review | show/hide snippet
Local documentary offers hope for Baltimore's hip-hop future
NewFilmakers.com | show/hide snippet
Baltimore City Paper Release Party Review | show/hide snippet
Thursday night's release party for Paused In Time, C.O.S.T. Entertainment's documentary about Baltimore hip-hop, may have been the most relaxed and friendly show the room's ever seen.
WJZ-13 TV "Web Extra" | show/hide snippet
A true representation of Baltimore...
WJZ-13 TV "On-air footage" | show/hide snippet
Liberator Magazine | show/hide snippet
A film on Baltimore Hip-Hop
Strictly Hip-Hop interview Pt.1 | show/hide snippet
Strictly Hip-Hop interview Pt.2 | show/hide snippet
WBAL-TV 11 Interview | show/hide snippet
Urbandiscoveriesblog.com | show/hide snippet
Shows like The Wire on HBO don’t offer an accurate depiction of our city. People think we’re just known for our murder rate.
TheSource.com | show/hide snippet
The city of Baltimore is getting put on the map by the C.O.S.T. Entertainment
Baltimorerichgirls.com | show/hide snippet
Baltimore Taper | show/hide snippet
The Get 'Em Mamis brought eleven minutes of heat to Sonar last night, as part of the dvd release for the Baltimore documentary Paused in Time.
HipHopDX.com | show/hide snippet
The trio of Baltimore residents used a mini-HD camera and a tight, independent budget to be one of the first to ever capture the long-existing Hip Hop scene in southern Maryland.
Blackbookmag.com | show/hide snippet
Baltimore has two hip hop scenes: there's the Baltimore Club rap scene that's gone to the furthest reaches of hipsterdom and now latches on to everything in it. Blaqstarr, Rye Rye, M.I.A., But Brick City has a second hip hop scene...

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