An email dated December 8, 2015, from Leah Reis-Dennis (Verse Video Education/Poetry in America) to Jeffrey Epstein (via jeevacation@gmail.com) and Harvard Professor Lisa New. Leah requests Epstein's assistance in obtaining a release form from Woody Allen for previously filmed footage to be used in an educational initiative involving HarvardX and PBS. The email lists several high-profile figures (Clinton, Gore, McCain, etc.) who have already participated.
An email from Lisa New[Redacted] to Jeffrey Epstein dated December 7, 2015. The sender thanks Epstein for arranging a filming session with Woody Allen but notes that Allen's legal team has blocked the use of the footage. She seeks Epstein's advice or intervention, listing numerous other celebrities and high-profile figures (including President Clinton) who are participating in her project to demonstrate its legitimacy.
This is an email from Elisa New, a Harvard professor, likely written to Jeffrey Epstein (based on the document source context and tone). She is discussing an online course on Modernism and American Literature. She lists numerous celebrities and public figures (including President Clinton) who have participated or agreed to participate. The primary purpose of the email is to ask the recipient about her chances of getting a signed release form from 'Woody' (presumably Woody Allen), noting that he is one of only two missing releases for footage she has already taped.
An email from Harvard Professor Elisa New regarding an academic course and potential TV episode on Modernism and Poetry. She lists numerous high-profile celebrities and figures (including President Clinton) who have participated or agreed to participate. The primary purpose is to discuss obtaining a release form from an unnamed male subject ('He') to use a conversation for the project, noting that his is one of only two missing releases.
This document is an email chain from December 8, 2015, in which Leah Reis-Dennis (representing Harvard Professor Lisa New's 'Poetry in America' initiative) asks Jeffrey Epstein to assist in securing a media release form from Woody Allen for previously filmed footage. Epstein forwarded the request to Soon-Yi Previn, who responded that they are 'open in principle' subject to strict conditions regarding advertising, final cut approval, and legal review. The email lists numerous high-profile figures (Clinton, Gore, McCain, etc.) already participating in the project.
A letter from Lisa New to an unnamed recipient (identifiable as Woody Allen via the mention of Soon Yi) proposing a filming project involving a William Carlos Williams poem. New offers to travel to New York or invites the recipient and Soon Yi to visit her and Larry (Summers) in Boston/Harvard along with 'Jeffrey' (Epstein). The document bears a House Oversight footer.
A letter from Harvard Professor Elisa New to 'Woody' (likely Woody Allen), inviting him to participate in her upcoming edX course 'Poetry in America.' New references a conversation they had on a plane 'last spring' (facilitated or attended by 'Jeffrey' [Epstein]) regarding a William Carlos Williams poem. She lists numerous high-profile figures who have agreed to participate, including her husband Larry Summers, Justice Elena Kagan, and others.
An email chain from December 8, 2015, in which Leah Reis-Dennis (representing Harvard Professor Lisa New and Verse Video Education) asks Jeffrey Epstein to help secure a release form from Woody Allen for previously filmed footage. Epstein forwards the request to Soon-Yi Previn, who agrees in principle subject to conditions regarding advertising, final cut approval, and legal review. The email lists numerous high-profile figures (Clinton, Gore, McCain, etc.) who have already participated in the 'Poetry in America' project.
In this December 2015 email exchange, Lisa New updates Jeffrey Epstein on her difficulties securing permission from Woody Allen's legal team to use footage she filmed with him for an online course/TV episode. She thanks Epstein for arranging the taping and provides a list of other high-profile artists involved in her project (including Nas, Herbie Hancock, and Lena Dunham) hoping it might sway the decision. Epstein replies briefly, dismissing the list of artists and demanding a 'list of policticans' [sic], implying that political pressure or names would be more effective than artistic peers in securing the permission.
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