While I am fully involved with finishing our documentary called Autumn of Route 66, the process is so much more different this time.
Mainly, because there are other "living" projects and somehow we have to juggle all of them.
So, ----- in between Chicago, Lincoln house in Springfield, Mustang Corral, Sinclair Gay Parita, Red Oak II or the amazing Coleman Theater, Blue Whale, Soda Pop, Cadillac Ranch, some ghost towns, Tucumcari tonight, dry town of Gallup and fabulous El Rancho hotel, beautiful Painted Desert or sad and mysterious Petrified Forest and surprising Oatman,
------there are DVDs to be made, posters to be created and festivals to attend for both Butterflies, the first feature and short film 12 Hours.
Now, I know not all of it has to do with YouTube. And I know that might have been the only thing that interested you. But, the truth is, as much as it will always be part of our lives, that chapter is over and other movies need our attention :)
So, if you are very faithful to our 1st project, please come to Butterflies screening this November at Paso Robles Digital Film Festival. Yes, YouTubers will be on a big screen one more time! I won't say the last time anymore, because it seems to be neverending ....really :)
If you are interested in my work "in between" please join me at Valley Film Festival the 2nd week of November for screening of my short 12 Hours, which is only little sample from Ridley Scott's Life in a Day film.
And, if you have the patience, just wait for Autumn of Route 66. It will explain all of the mixed up words from the beginning of this blog, which might have confused you a bit...or not.
Either way, pick your favorite project of mine and support it any way you can. After all, movies are made to be watched and if nobody is watching...then I should be cooking maybe instead.....
Links:
YouTube Movie
http://www.ButterfliesTheMovie.com
https://www.facebook.com/ButterfliesTheMovie
Short Project:
http://www.i-m.co/filmester/filmester%20web1#reel
Route 66 journey:
http://www.autumnofroute66.com/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmester/
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