Our Award Winning retro action short THE PROPOSAL stormed out of the Sitges Film Festival late last year guns blazing and it hasn’t stopped gathering accolades and positive reviews since. Also acting as a proof of concept – one sentence that we’ve heard a lot is “When’s the feature version?” Well, it’s pretty much ready […]
“Mason Stone” The Proposal feature now being shopped! Read More »
We’re happy to announce that after it’s successful premiere at the SITGES Film Festival late last year, our retro action short The Proposal (film that I wrote and co produced) will be screening at the Landshut Short Film Festival on March 22nd in Munich, Germany! Congrats to all involved! The film is Directed by Ben
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Our ode to 80’s action The Proposal now has a trailer! Check it out below! On a side note, although I had written off doing a feature length version of the short – the solid reception it got via its Sitges premiere and the critics, got interest from some big players – and when money
Ode to 80’s action The Proposal gets a trailer! Feature film version a possibility? Read More »
Marc Natoli and I were at the Sitges Film Festival to premiere the retro action short film The Proposal (beautifully Directed by Ben Whimpey and Produced by Antonio Raiola). Marc was producer, fight choreographer and lead actor on it while and I wrote and co produced the thing. The main reason I got onboard The
Sitges Film Fest premiere done! The Proposal reviews kick in! Read More »
Od ton80’s-90’s action short film THE PROPOSAL (which I wrote and co-produced) will be having its world premiere at the prestigious Sitges Film Festival (see its page here) in Catalonia Spain. It will screen at the Tramuntana Meliá Sitges Theatre on October 10, 2018 at 4:00PM. You can get your tickets here! Star, producer and
The action driven THE PROPOSAL, a short film that I wrote and that I’m co producing is presently in pre production set to roll under the camera this coming July, 2018! I thought I was done with short films, but when Marc Natoli, a fighter with superior skills to the norm came to me with
