If you happen to be a local reader -- I'm showing our little short film tomorrow night near here.
Multilevel Relationship will be screening tomorrow night (Wednesday, September 2nd) at the Sandy Valley Public Library just south of Canton. I've been a big fan of the Sandy Valley Independent Short Film Series (hosted by Kim Ann) for years -- there's always great food, great conversations and great films.
The show starts at 6:30 and it's guaranteed to be a good time! You should join us!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
Multilevel Relationship is Screening in Cleveland Tomorrow!
The Ohio Independent Film Festival is currently running at Cleveland Public Theatre right now.
Tomorrow night, Multilevel Relationship will be screening during the SHORTS 4 program at 8 pm. Here's the slate of all the films & if you scroll down you can find our program. For $10, it should be a good program of shorts (12 short films in all). Hope to see you there.
Tomorrow night, Multilevel Relationship will be screening during the SHORTS 4 program at 8 pm. Here's the slate of all the films & if you scroll down you can find our program. For $10, it should be a good program of shorts (12 short films in all). Hope to see you there.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Muskegon Film Fest
Monday, May 11, 2009
Great times at the Maryland Film Festival
As most of you know, Multilevel Relationship played at the Maryland Film Festival. Daniel and I took a road trip out and had a great time there.
The festival did an awesome job of giving filmmakers space to talk to each other and interested audiences about their process, craft and work. Also treated us with all kinds of perks.
(can you see how close I'm standing to John Waters?)
We were feeling pretty famous and important most of the time. Until every time we saw somebody really famous and remembered our place in the Great-Chain-of-Being-(Celebrities).
We got to reunite with seldom-seen, but greatly-enjoyable cousins in DC & see a ton of other great films.
Next up? Muskegon Film Festival!
The festival did an awesome job of giving filmmakers space to talk to each other and interested audiences about their process, craft and work. Also treated us with all kinds of perks.
(can you see how close I'm standing to John Waters?)
We were feeling pretty famous and important most of the time. Until every time we saw somebody really famous and remembered our place in the Great-Chain-of-Being-(Celebrities).
We got to reunite with seldom-seen, but greatly-enjoyable cousins in DC & see a ton of other great films.
Next up? Muskegon Film Festival!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
We're up to Four Fests now...
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Multilevel Relationship Coming to a Theatre Near You!
If you live in Northeastern Ohio, Multilevel Relationship is playing soon. We just received word that we're an official selection of the Ohio Independent Film Festival (whose dates are currently moving) *and* the Akron Film Festival.
You can find out more about the Akron Film Festival here, and you can come watch Multilevel Relationship on April 4th at 9:15 p.m. at the Akron Art Museum in downtown Akron.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
I Don't Know Who Rocks More?
My brother...
(this guy)
rocks because:
1. he makes up songs Listen or buy here
2. he's my little brother (in other words -- just being related to me makes you a little bit of a rocker)
3. he secured the rights to all three songs that I fell in love with for Multilevel Relationship...
On the other hand, these bands rock, because they play fierce rock music:
Listen to The Soft Drugs here.
Listen to "Everything" by Dolly Varden.
Track Star's Green to Gold (you'll have to see the finished film to hear this awesome song).
(this guy)
rocks because:
1. he makes up songs Listen or buy here
2. he's my little brother (in other words -- just being related to me makes you a little bit of a rocker)
3. he secured the rights to all three songs that I fell in love with for Multilevel Relationship...
On the other hand, these bands rock, because they play fierce rock music:
Listen to The Soft Drugs here.
Listen to "Everything" by Dolly Varden.
Track Star's Green to Gold (you'll have to see the finished film to hear this awesome song).
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