Lauren and I pitched our film here in Boise Idaho at the IIF meetup. It was memorial weekend. As a result, many people were out of town. However, it went well despite this fact. We might have added an incredibly talented DP to this project. I will provide more information on this soon. We ran into a small hitch in a different area, but it is just a bump in the road. We are getting ready to create our trailers for the film. Watch for them, here at Mind Wind, Mind Wind Film's Facebook page, You Tube and Indiegogo. We will be recording audio soundscapes, dialog and many other aural elements that will be used in the trailers and the film. Music and sounds will play a vital role in this film. The excitement is high as we are about to dig in and move this project forward. There will be a fundraiser on previously mentioned Indiegogo. I will post the dates for this campaign in the next blog entry. I am excited to direct this project and work with all those involved. 
​On A personal note. I just finished my acting parts in the local film "Where Is It, Laura"! Now I get to wait for the finished product. I enjoyed acting and look forward to doing more of it.  That's all for now. Peace and love to all.

Film pitch for Fatal Boss Syndrome is set for May 26th at the Boise, Idaho Jump Building during the IIF (Idaho Independent Filmmakers) meetup! We also booked a day of audio recording for the film on June 9th courtesy of Cary Judd's Wormhole Productions!
For those I haven't talked to yet about participating in the June 9th recordings of voice and various other sounds, Let me know if you would like to be part of the sounds project. 

Changing directions now to personal thoughts on the film-making process in Boise. We have a tiny, but passionate and creative film community here.  There is a friendly atmosphere here and everyone enjoys coming together to create films. Boise's filmmakers are a diverse group that create films of all genres and sub-genres. This variety is one of the best things about being in this small community. All of us are interested in telling a story in a visually interesting way. However, the artistry that goes into making films and its results are infinite depending on time place and the how a group of individuals Coalsesce