The Film Foundation

While everyone is up in arms about preserving the film incentive program here in the state - May I urge you to switch your focus on the more important subject matter of preserving film itself. Martin Scorsese's "The Film Foundation" is a non profit organization that has made sure to bring attention to the fact that 50% of films that were made before 1950 have disappeared, while the rest are rotting away. Thank you to Mr. Scorsese. Unlike today, films used to actually be shot on film stock and film stock can disintegrate. So the classics that our grandparents may have watched in glorious picture quality. So if you get a chance, visit http://film-foundation.org/ and learn how you can help.

Love is a Thieves' Game World Premiere

The official world premiere of my feature length "Love is a Thieves' Game" will take place on March 12 at 1pm. The red carpet debut will be a part of the Detroit Independent Film Festival which takes place from March 9th - March 12th at the Uptown Palladium Theatre in Birmingham. My film has been nominated for "Best Screenplay," "Best Original Score" and has 3 addition nominations for our actors. I would cordially like to invite any and all who may be interested in checking www.midiff.org for more information. We enjoyed filming here and would love to invite all fellow Detroiters to enjoy this afternoon with us as we celebrate "Made in Detroit" Cinema!

Fanboys align - The Hobbit Delayed & Superman

Henry Cavill, a frontrunner for the role of Clark Kent over the last 5 - 10 years is now being taken seriously; Having auditioned for the Superman role before, Cavill has now been chosen as Zack Snyder's "Superman." This is exciting for many fans who've been waiting for this 27 year old actor to take on the role. As for "The Hobbit," Director and Helmer of the Steer, Peter Jackson is currently mending together from ulcer surgery, and will be ready to be on "The Hobbit" set on March 21st - Filming with take place at Stonestreet Studios. A great day for fanboys.