Monthly Archives: December 2011

Bloody. Sexy. Fun.

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The script is ready. The cast is raring to go. All we are waiting for is… YOU.

Tonight, we launch our Indiegogo campaign to help fund Episodes 4 – 6 of They Live Among Us. Oh, my. It’s bloody sexy fun. Serafina and Rocco reunite. Beth’s disappearance has Jimmy perplexed. Ted searches for Peg. Lucian and Beliala hunt down Buer. Caim gets hungry….

…. all this, and a balcony scene, to boot.

So please. Start off the New Year right, and help us see our project to fruition. We need these next three episodes to find it a home. Check out the PERKS at http://www.indiegogo.com/Fund-the-Webseries-They-Live-Among-Us-Episodes-4-6?a=256354

Let’s have some bloody, sexy fun. Shall we? Mmmmmmmm…..

Episode Three: Let’s Do Lunch

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In Episode Three, Beth gets the chance of a life time when Alex arranges for her to audition for an A-list power broker, and Ted, a lonely park ranger, comes to the aid of an ethereal young woman on top of the Hollywood sign.

With Justin Baker, Jessica Nicole Webb, Erik Kowalski, Allen Marsh, Marcia French, David Stanford and Kendra Munger.

Original score by Brent Heflin McHenry.

“A Story Forever” courtesy Mike Peralta.

To learn more about the legend of Peg Enstwistle, click here.

Winds of Change

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I’m viewing the final cut of Episode Three, Let’s Do Lunch. The launch was delayed by Santa Ana winds, which roared through L.A. like one of King Lear’s storms, downing trees and triggering massive power outages some of which are just now being resolved.

It’s an odd feeling, watching something that you have crafted, come to life. I created this world… and yet, I find myself worried for those who live in it.

I want to tell Jimmy to go easy; to savor this time with Beth, for there may not be another. I want to hold Alex’s hand and lead him out of his dark state. His deal with the devil may prove to be too much for him.

I long to stand with Peg, all alone, in the dark, and help her to find her way out of that horrible place… and I wish that I could give Ted comfort. I want to ease his pain, the unbearable isolation of being all alone…

…instead I plunge headfirst into pages, into new chapters of these character’s lives. I walk the lonely streets with Caim. I know the depth of pain that resides within his heart. I watch Serafina as she returns to the only life she knows, as she once again dances to the beat of her tortured tango with Rocco. I’ve been away from my characters during this final push-through to post, and I long for them to wrap me in an embrace.