CONTEST

Hi Pirates!

here it is a second chanceto to make a short

film under five minute, with some especific rules in the script

Proyect Direct is Back

now with a direct trip to Sundance 2009

and DVD distributions posibilities for the winners

http://es.youtube.com/user/projectdi...

Here we go

we are right now making everything to get the wine ready

it will be done well, a red wine reserve

that is the way Captains Pirates works

I can´t believe that Peter Jackson is in our side next sunday

that is just Amazing, Karma Rocks like a Rocket

Hey all,

Just got an e-mail from Robert at Freak Show Entertainment regarding that 48 hour film festival we talked about a while back.

First of all, the film is finally online at the freak Show website.  Watch it here-

http://www.freakshowentertainment.com/FSE/Inflicted.html

Alright Pirates, this is it!!!

I've uploaded 1 Gigabyte worth of video data to the onadarkandstormynightmovie.com server. It is approximately 1 hour of footage of Rachel Lynn singing in a variety of settings, and little over 10 minutes of select footage from the actual movie. No, you don't get any spoilers, or anything that's not in the synopsis/trailers anyway :)

Well, this is one of those ideas where everybody wins.

Here's the setup:

EZ has his movie done as we all know, and Rachel Lynn made a GREAT song for it. I don't say this just for saying it, the song KICKS ass. Look, before we go any further, have a little listen:

People, I need your feedback on a wild idea I just had.

Its called "KarmaCritic Illegal Trailers".

What it is, is trailers for popular movies made with popular music, neither of which we own. Granted, this is not by far a new idea, or even an ground-shaking idea, but we can nail the implementation and institutionalize it. More after the jump:

HEY GUYS,

Hey everybody, just a quick note I've been meaning to post here for, heck, almost two weeks now :}

George Romero still has his contest going: http://www.myspace.com/diaryofthedea...

I dont know what the prizes are (cuz I avoid MySpace like the plague), but getting your work seen by Romero isn't a bad thing, if you're a fan of the genre.

My friends, it was an honor, and a ride, to have done SUBLIM with all of you guys.