This is film-making at its very best at https://youtu.be/xQ_IQS3VKjA Every in the business should view this. ENJOY!
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LA Neo Noir Film & Script Fest
Just received word that my screenplay called Good Samaritan has been nominated for best screenplay at the LA Neo Noir Film & Script Festival. Partial stage reading on May 30th and two pages produced for a video montage for the film festival on August 8th. Looks like a great event with the chance to meet Dita Von Teese and watch her perform.
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I love it. Only on Stage 32 can you get a pat on the back from Canada, the U.S., Uganda and Australia. 4 countries, 3 continents and 2 hemispheres.
I won 3 tickets to the Saturday August 8th LA Neo Noir Film and Script Fest. Any one in LA want to come?
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Nice meeting you virtually. Many thanks for inviting me in your network. Apart from hosting an online weekly radio show, Beach Corner on www.beachboosterradio.com, I co-chair the Wasaga Beach Short Film Festival (WBSFF). Submissions begin from May 1st to November 27th, 2015 for our 5th annual film f...
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Me too Portia, with goose-bumps to boot. How about when he hit that fence and flipped over to the other side? I sure hope that was only one take.
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Good question Kevin. As i was watching I was thinking you would have to be NUTS to even attempt that. But then I realized that we must be prepared and willing to stand out in the crowed to reach our f...
Expand commentGood question Kevin. As i was watching I was thinking you would have to be NUTS to even attempt that. But then I realized that we must be prepared and willing to stand out in the crowed to reach our full potentials. This is an extreme example of that, but resulting in a thrilling experience for everyone who can appreciate his accomplishment along with great film-making to document it. It's also a great example of what we as filmmakers should aspire to beyond just doing another film.
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Yes, Debbie and WOW is the right word! You're right, but It would have to run as a commercial as it is, and its length would be prohibitive in cost. Editing it down to thirty-seconds could never do it...
Expand commentYes, Debbie and WOW is the right word! You're right, but It would have to run as a commercial as it is, and its length would be prohibitive in cost. Editing it down to thirty-seconds could never do it justice. It's perfect as it is. However, if he had used a well known motorcycle brand, they might have had that company use it at trade shows for a hefty sum. Good business decisions are also important to be able to reach the full financial potential of anything we do. Also, I wonder why it was never submitted as a short film for the OSCAR. I think it would have won hands down.