The world premiere of “Project: Life” will be at the opening night of Mockfest November 12th, 2010. The program starts at 6 pm at Raleigh Studios, 5300 Melrose Avenue Hollywood, CA 90038.
Take a look at the rest of the lineup or buy tickets. I’ll see you there!
In the meantime, check out the new trailer made specially for MockFest:
“Project: Life” will be screened during the fourth annual Mockfest, November 12-14 at the Raleigh Studios in Hollywood.
Finally, a chance to see this beautiful and hilarious film on the big screen. You won’t see me in the film, I’m the disembodied voice narrating, but I hope to be at the festival.
I’ll post more information about date, time, and ticket prices as I get it. For more information about Mockfest go to http://mockfilmfest.weebly.com/.
I’ve already talked about how much I love this film, but it hasn’t been widely screened until now. Now you can watch “Project: Life” on YouTube. (second half)
As the narrator, I’m obviously biased but I think you’ll love it. If you don’t want to commit a whole fifteen minutes without knowing what you are getting into, here’s the sixty-second trailer.
“Project: Life” is finished. I have it on DVD. I have seen it, and it is awesome.
It was a very long wait for this, but it was worth it. This is a top-notch film in every way, hilarious throughout, and even more so on the second and third viewings.
I narrate the film and hopefully I’ll have a clip up here for you at some point.
Project: Life is screening at the Ruff Cutz Independent Film Festival at the Boston University Center For Digital Imaging Arts. The festival is November 14-16th, so if you are in Waltham Massachusetts this Sunday you’ll have the chance to see a rough cut of this very exciting film.
If you aren’t going to be in Massachusetts this weekend, the trailer is on YouTube.
I am back in the booth today recording one last line of narration for “Project: Life.”
I had the feeling when I first saw this script that this was going to be a really awesome movie. After all this time I am even more certain about it and I can’t wait to see (and especially hear) the final cut.