You can not check it out on the Store page of the site. We’ll not mail out orders every Tuesday and Friday.

You can check it out on the Store page of the site. We’ll mail out orders every Tuesday and Friday.

We’re really excited about the rest of our festival. You can check out the dates on our Showings page of the website. We’ll be giving away 100 DVD’s to the first 100 couples, families, or individuals that come to watch the film. Spread the word! We’ll also be selling copies of the DVD for $15, the soundtrack for $10, and popcorn and water for $1 each.

These summer nights are a great time to come out with friends or family and enjoy In Convenience. This film festival is made possible by the sponsership of Broulims, IE Productions, Z103, Q102, and many others. We hope to see you there.

To whet your appetite, here’s a look at the newest poster (subject to change as it is finalized):

The trailer can also be seen up at YouTube. Check it out here.

Watch it and let us know what you think!

There will be more to see when the actual product surfaces. Get excited.

The initial idea, to spoil the surprise, is that the viewer is greeted by a soda fountain, only the names are changed to reflect your decisions as you navigate through the menu. Take a look at the original artwork:

They were printed out and affixed to the soda label. I used a matte paper so that it didn’t become hard to read when the lights were upon it. It didn’t do well to make the labels appear as if they naturally belonged there, but I don’t consider that a flaw given that usability/legibility was the ultimate goal. Here’s a shot of Nels taking down the labels when we were done:

The menu’s going to be killer. I don’t want to sound cocky about it, because I don’t feel that way; I’m just really excited to see a great idea actually working out. I think when people pick up the DVD that they will be impressed at the effort put into all the assets, which compliments the same impression that will ineveitably happen as they view this film.

At the end of the day, we weren’t able to get everything done that we wanted. We’re grateful for Ray’s for letting us stay as long as we did past closing, and the next time we go to shoot, we won’t be such a nuisance, hopefully.

We are currently in the process of tightening and rearranging a few key elements in the movie. Things are going well, and we hope to be finished soon. These changes are exactly what “In Convenience” needs to polish the plot. This is not our first re-cut, and our team has been convinced that each time we chisel away at the film, it becomes better.

Man, I’m excited to push this project forward. We have a fun movie! I love the characters. I love the style. I can’t say enough how thankful I am that such a talented group of people have come together to make this film a reality! A feature length film! Those of you who are a part of it should be proud of yourselves. Those who read this who aren’t yet a part, please support this ground breaking movement to make good films in our little region.

Thanks again, and we’ll see you in the theater!