Script Endorsed by Prominent Historians
We have an ambitious educational mission for Aegis for Dreams.
This has been validated by prominent Founding Era historians
“I am very impressed with the screenplay. The dialogue and settings exude deep research and historical sensitivity. Aegis for Dreams has the promise of helping the American public, especially high school and college students, truly understand the Founding Era.
“For all that people think they know about Alexander Hamilton and George Washington, this work reveals unknown and underappreciated qualities about them as individuals and collaborators. I cannot wait to use the film in the classroom.”
Denver Brunsman
Associate Professor
Associate Chair, Dept of History
The George Washington University
Lecturer for educational programs at Mount Vernon and the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History
“What a remarkable work! You’ve captured the essence of the relationship between Hamilton and Washington in all its complexity. The way you unfold the story is very creative. I could see it on film in my mind. Bottom line: I truly enjoyed it, and learned from it.
“I cannot overstate how important your project is. The relationship between Washington and Hamilton was the most critical alliance in the history of our nation. I cannot see this nation coming into existence without the sacrifices of these two men.
“The fact that so much of their story remains unknown to so many of our fellow citizens is nothing short of tragic. When you bring this project to fruition you will be doing a remarkable service to history and to our country.”
Stephen F. Knott
Author, Washington and Hamilton: The Alliance That Forged America
and Alexander Hamilton and the Persistence of Myth
Thomas and Mable Guy Professor of History and Government, Ashland University