"Chickens" Heads Back to British Columbia

Mad City Chickens will play on January 31 in Revelstoke, British Columbia. The public screening is being sponsored by the North Columbia Environmental Society. The documentary begins at 7:00 pm at the Revelstoke Community Centre, 600 Campbell Ave.

Mad City Chickens in Rapid City

On January 28, the Dakota Local Food Network is sponsoring a public screening of our documentary in Rapid City, South Dakota. Film starts at 7:00 pm at the Elks Theater, 512 6th Street.

MCC to Screen in Rome, Georgia

Three public screenings of Mad City Chickens are scheduled in Rome, Georgia on Saturday January 26th. Sponsored by the Claremont House Bed & Breakfast, the film will play at 4, 7, and 9:00 pm. Screening location: Rome Area History Museum, 305 Broad Street. Advanced tickets available at the B&B (706-291-0900).

Editing Collaboration with Refuge Films

Robert is working with Marc Kornblatt of Refuge Films on a new documentary project with the working title of Found Objects. Marc recently shot it with his cinematographer on location in the artist village of Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Marc and Robert now have the piece edited into a rough cut and hope to complete the film within the next couple weeks.

JG Production Continues

Nicholas Wootton's comedy, Just God, moved forward today with another day of shooting. We completed the afterlife hearing scene where the Father Stevens character contests his "sentence" with a panel of judges and witnesses.

Images via Just God Facebook Page.

New Editing Monitor Added

We recently purchased a brand new second monitor for our studio, a VX2753mh-LED 27" Widescreen LCD by Viewsonic. It's about time! We've been needing to move up to a 2-display editing setup for quite a while.

Yeah the 27" Apple Thunderbolt display is super sweet, but this Viewsonic was a quarter the price.  Lesser quality, yet it will work for us right now.

Animal Rights Video Work

We finished a shoot in late December for the Alliance for Animals organization. The group is trying to bring to light the controversial scientific studies of maternal deprivation on young monkeys. The no frills piece runs 29:30 minutes...