Our short film Forever’s Not So Long has slowly been stacking up laurels. Last week it was accepted by the DC Shorts Film Festival and this week we heard it was accepted by the 1 Reel Film Festival at Bumbershoot in Seattle. We were also pleased to be nominated for Best Short Film at the Hoboken International Film Festival recently.
It’s fantastic to keep getting into festivals. We are waiting for answers from three more and then we’ll have to start deciding which we’re going to travel to in September.
The feedback we continue to receive on the Vimeo page for the movie is amazing and we really appreciate all the support everyone has been sending our way the last few months. We just broke 34,000 plays on Vimeo (!!!), a number we could never have dreamed of hitting when we released the film in March.
- Brad Smith: Once we know where, I'll let you know.
- Me: Just call my pillow phone because I'll be crying into it.
- Brad Smith: :/
- Me: I like how you keep using the "undecided" smiley.
- Brad Smith: I feel it's a better frown.
- Brad Smith: iChat's frown is downright sad.
Very nice review of Ego over at Appmodo:
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“Billy Mays attributes the power of his on-screen persona to an incident during his teenage years when he accidentally ingested a Caps Lock key from an IBM PS/2 keyboard.” Billy Mays Facts (via david)
Mr. Dinosaur Had a Revelation (iamblessed)
I wish I could get this at wallpaper resolution.
Cleveland Again! (via sarahcooley)
See our river that catches on fire, it’s so polluted that all our fish have AIDS!Equally as awesome as the first one. Maybe better.
Cleveland! (via sarahcooley)
You should come on down to West 6th Street, it’s the perfect place if you’re a douchebag!Awesome. And even better: part one of two.
Storyboards from Michael Bay’s The Great Gatsby
Why? Why does he call it that? It’s almost like you just scanned the book for words you thought were neat and added them into the screenplay. Oh, actually, speaking of which, is there a screenplay we can take a look at, or do you just sort of only work in pictures and boom noises? And, this might be nitpicking, but “it was the best of times” is from A Tale of Two Cities, not The Great Gatsby. Do you think that all books are the same book?This made me laugh from beginning to end.
