Jason’s Video in the YouTube Sketchies Contest!
March 13, 2008 | Filed Under News, Production Updates
UPDATE (03/31/08) - Although “Forget Anything?” did not make the top 10 finalists, Jason’s movie did get seen by almost 20,000 viewers which is fantastic!
Jason’s video was selected as part of the top 20 finalists in this year’s YouTube Sketchies contest! Made with our friend Mike Flores, the short movie is now part of 19 other videos competing to move onto round 2. Here’s how you can help:
- Click here to go to the Sketchies page
- Click on “Next Video” until you see Jason’s movie, “Forget Anything?“
- Rate it with a nice green, thumbs up!
- Go back to reading the news and/or sports scores
That’s it! You can vote once per day until round 1 ends on March 19th. So, please remember to vote every day. You’ll make us happy as clams. Whatever that feels like. If you want to see Jason’s video again, check it out below:
Our Newest Videos!
March 4, 2008 | Filed Under Production Updates
Forget Something?
A Message to Hollywood
November 8, 2007 | Filed Under Production Updates
Our latest video is an important message regarding the current writers strike. Enjoy!
New Movie
October 31, 2007 | Filed Under Production Updates
We are in post-production for a new short film tentatively titled, “Billy”. Here’s a picture from our movie shoot:
What is it all about? Who are these guys? Why do Jason and Christian look so perplexed in the mirror reflection? We should have it done within a few more days, so check back soon for the posted video on our site!
48 Hour Film Festival - Love Spread
August 19, 2007 | Filed Under News, Production Updates
The San Jose 48 Hour Film Festival has come and gone. This was actually the first festival to take place in San Jose, and since it’s much closer for us, Jason and I had to participate. We started the project on Friday, 8/10 and ended on Sunday, 8/12. I can’t tell you how much better it is not to have to drive back and forth to San Francisco. It’s like an hour each way! When we do the SF festival, we call it, “The 46 Hour Film Festival”.
So, we pulled Romance as our genre and had a blast making it. We actually finished relatively early on Sunday, and spent some time just waiting until the time we could turn it in. I think it turned out pretty cute. It’s a very simple concept yet it’s pretty fun. I just love this picture I took of Angie and Tom during the filming of one of our montage scenes.
The movie was shown on the following Thursday in downtown San Jose, and the response was fantastic. We were very, pleasantly surprised. We will find out tomorrow night whether our film won any awards. In the meantime, you can make up your own mind by watching the movie by clicking on Tom’s face below:
