By ringing in the new year, the crew and I have begun to direct our attention solely to our next feature film EIDOLON. As a result of that, I will be moving blog information to there from this point forward. This site will remain up as a reference and to let people know about the film, until October then I will close it.
VictimEYES represents so much to me personally and professionally. I had been bitten by the bug early in life to make films and by the mid-late 80′s and early 90′s, several of my short films and music videos had aired across the state of Kentucky. Some of those were lengthy, the longest one being about 45 minutes in length.
This film was my freshman effort and the culmination of knowledge I had about preparing for and executing a film that runs nearly 2 hours. I was very pleased with the result and the film is in the black and for that, I am very happy.
I began this blog by paying tribute to my mentor, my former Chief Photographer Leonard Judd, whom I still miss greatly. When I look back at all we have done this past year, I think about how giddy he would have been to have stood among us and helped out and how much of a twinkle that would put in his eyes. I owe a debt to him I can only repay by paying it forward now, teaching those who come into our fold.
I am grateful for those of you who have visited this site and hope you will continue to follow and support Neil Kellen and myself and our crew as we rise further into the indie film scene. You can do that with the link above.
So this will either be the “Abby Singer” or “Martini shot” for this blog and with that you have a giant thank you from me and the cast and crew of victimEYES.
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