Okay, so in the last week or so my team and I have been pretty relentlessly looking for financing for Clombies. It's frustrating when you put that much time and effort in and get nothing back. One lady said me to the other day, that the networking you do today and continue to do, you'll begin to reap it's benefits in three month. Now that's great but man, that's an incredibly long time for someone, who like myself likes things to move fast. But don't dispare I'm also not one to quit and neither is my team, so don't worry, this film will be made. It must be made, it's an awesome little story. I would tell you more about it here but I want to wait until we get the website up. It'll be much more fun I think for you guys to be able to look around and find all you can about the film for yourselves.

And on that note, I would like to talk about a film from the UK that is getting some buzz on twitter and the web. Their website is pretty busy so don't let that put you off, but if you're a zombie fan I highly recommend going over and checking out Indywood Project. I'll post at the end of this blog their website address. I just ran across them the other day on twitter and they are highly motivavte to raise funds through crowd funding. I think that's awesome. It's something that we've thought about doing and are actually in the process of brainstorming and figuring out exactly how to approach it. These guys have a nice choice of packages to donate under. The site has given me lot to think about. What do you guys think? Would you donate to them if their film was you sort of film? What would make you donate? What are the kinds of things that interest you that would keep you coming back? These are the questions I really want to get answers to...because if you are in our fan base then I want to make sure you feel apart of the process we're going through. So, please leave a comment or email me through http://www.my-productions.com/. I'd like to know what you guys think of crowd funding and about this whole internet community of film producing.

Another filmmaker that I think you might really get a kick out of is Jane Morgan. I found her and her husband's fund raising adventure over on kickstarter.com. You should check out Jane's blog. I will include her blog link as well as the kickstarter funding page. I hope her the greatest success, she's definitly got the passion, you can feel it through their video promo.

Okay, I guess that's kinda what's on my mind today. Still working, still searching, and still moving towards the start line. I hope you all have an awesome weekend and please leave you're thoughts and questions.

Indywood Projects:
http://www.indywoodproject.com/

Jane Morgan:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/morgan/november-1st-a-short-film-help-the-morgans-mak

Sweet Jane's Blog:
http://lightscameradiapers.blogspot.com/

We are very excited to announce that as of today three of our short films, BSW, 2 White Kids, and Once a Storm are being sold on Amazon's CreateSpace in a DVD compiliation. It took sometime to get it up but it's finally there and available. So, for all those folks who have been asking you can now get your very own copy right here.

We're testing out the pricing right now so you might notice it may change a few times throughout the next few months. But for today it's at the very low price of $12.95.

 

On top of getting our shorts out there for the public to see and purchase there was another reason to do this. In our distribution strategy for Clombies we're looking at every revenue stream that's available to Independent filmmakers. And selling DVDs from our website and through a fullfilment house is one of those streams. So, in a way we're doing a test run. We'll keep you posted on how it's going and what kind of results we get.

So, as always please let everyone you know they should come by and check us out.