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You comin' to LA, sir?

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I'll be in San Diego the first week of Feb.  Thinking about making the pilgrimage north...


- Branco

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28 (edited by drewjmore 2012-01-23 12:46:41)

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I think I'll buy one of those DVDs, but more than the commentaries and whatnot, I'm interested in the long version of the indie distribution process as you've experienced it, Chad.  Something in a tutorial to save others from part of that learning curve, because you know, I've got a friend looking for indie distribution hints.

edit 6 days later:
WooHoo! It's here!

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Loved the trailer! And I'm psyched about the commentaries....
Any chance of the movie showing up in the the southern asia region?

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32 (edited by Chad Peter 2012-01-29 17:16:34)

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The link didn't work. "Error establishing a database connection."
Ever since the kick-ass poster Teague made, and then after I watched that cool, trippy trailer, I've wanted to see the movie. I don't often do the iTunes thing, because I'm still a supporter of physical media and I still have a collector's mentality. If something isn't in a case on a shelf, I often don't think about it and sometimes even forget I have it in the first place. Also, iTunes doesn't have commentaries, and almost everyone here knows how much I love those. smile

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Watched last night.  Blown away. Love all your characters (I know I'm a pig, but Renee is my fav...)  Really impressed at how you tied it all together.  The actors all deserve twice whatever you paid them, and the VFX crew is worth triple at least!

Huge thanks for the reply on distribution.  I have another question: ratings?  We all know about MPAA...but have you ever come across another set of ratings guidelines you could apply yourself..."Rated, 'Not for the Meek' for frank sexual discussion, mild nudity and explosive dismemberments."  Heck, that could be a clever part of a marketing pitch. TV ratings did something like that for a while to warn uptight parents about the content of the angsty teen shows.  "PG-dsl" (drug use, sex and language)

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