Major News: MOTW Web Series Debuts In May, MOTW MySpace Page Launches

Hey there.

Been a while since my last update, but I come with two very important announcements.

First, MOTW: The Web Series finally has a launch date.

After several months of delays due to production problems, the online webseries will finally have its world premeire sometime in May, most likely the early part of the month.

I don't want to set an exact date just yet, because --as I've learned many times with this project -- you never know when things may go wrong and there could be yet another setback. But I can say that as I type this blog, at least three episodes are nearing completion.

William Phelps, Brad Fish, and Sterling Gazdik have all been working on their episodes over the past few months. All three are now in the post production stage, with only editing, effects and some fine tuning left to go. So, it shouldn't be too long now before they are all completed.

Now, once I get the completed episodes, that's when I'll announce the official premiere date and shortly thereafter, you'll soon see them online.

When I first announced the series launch way back in January, Will Phelps was going to release the first episode. But now, with three episodes racing towards the finish line, I'd say the first one to get it completed will be the first to debut.

Watch this space around May 1st for the official announcement.

Now, for the other bit of news:

I've officially launched a MySpace page devoted to both the full length movie and the webseries.

I've been planning to have this set up at the MySpace site for a few months now, ever since the teaser trailer debuted last September, but I wanted to wait until things started rolling with both the movie and the webseries before I made it online.

My goal for this page is not only to drum up interest as well as support for MOTW, but also serve as an outlet for other filmmakers as well. In addition to photos and videos from both the movie and the webseries (full episodes will also be linked through the page), but I also will post extensive blogs and reports on the projects as well.

Now, this blog site will remain active as well. But, it will mainly serve for news updates on both the movie and webseries, as is the case now. Eventually, as production ramps up, I'll be keeping a diary of things as filming progresses.

Here's the MySpace page link: http://www.myspace.com/markofthewolfmovie. The page right now has the promo trailer and the webseries trailer and photos from episodes in development, but soon more stuff will be added. Hope you get a chance to check it out.

That's it for now. I'll have another update soon.

Major News: Exclusive Pics from Episode 2!!!

Hey there.

Got another major update for you.

Here's your exclusive first look at images from Episode 2 of the MOTW Webseries.

My friend Brad Fish, who's doing this webisode, was kind enough to provide these screenshots that you see here.

He was also able to tell me that production on the second episode, which should run about five minutes, was completed on Tuesday (March 25) and is now in the editing stage.

So, if things hold to form, expect to see this episode premiere online sometime in April.

In other news, my friend Will Phelps informed me that sometime this week he'll be able to have the finishing touches done with his episode, which will launch the series. So hopefully, by next Monday, March 31st, the webseries will finally make its debut.

And lastly, another friend of mine, Tim Vogt, has agreed to do the werewolf costume for the MOTW movie, in addition to his own episode. He's also volunteering his services to those who are planning to film episodes of the webseries and are looking for a suit to use as well. Thanks again for being able to help out with that.

That's the latest news for now. Stay tuned as we draw closer to the world premiere of MOTW: The Web Series.

Status Update: News on Upcoming WebSeries Projects

Hey there.


Wanted to keep you updated on some behind the scenes dealings with MOTW: The WebSeries.


-First, work will begin sometime next week on Brad Fish's episode. This one, which I told you before, is on the fast track and more than likely will be the second episode released sometime in April. I'll keep you posted.


-Second, had a good chat earlier this week with Michael Rhudy, who's planning an episode to be released later in the summer. I just read the latest draft of the script, based on an idea I gave him and it's shaping up to be a good story. He hopes to begin casting on it soon.

-And lastly, Tim Vogt, who's working on a two-part episode for the webseries, sent me this screenshot of his project, which began production on Wednesday. this is top secret for now, but I can tell you this is a cool idea and you can expect a teaser from this very very soon. Click on the photo to really see this one. :)

There you go, things are happening behind the scenes with the webseries, which still looks to launch later on this month. Stay tuned.

Major News: New Addition to Webseries Roster, Early Lineup of Episodes Set

Hey there.


First of all, thanks for the early comments so far for the sneak preview of the first episode of the webseries.


Next, I want to welcome a new addition to the roster: Brad Fish. Not only is he doing an webisode, but he's also doing several storyboard sequences for the full length movie as well.

I got to talking with Brad about doing something relatively quick, but yet will be a key episode to serve not just for the web series, but also for the movie as well. After going over what the concept will be about, he was all for it. So, thanks again Brad for being a part of this and welcome aboard.

This will be a short episode, probably around five minutes and is on the fast track. So more than likely, this could be the second episode of the series. Which, if things go to form, will be released sometime in April.

Now, about the episode schedule. As I told you before, the roster of episodes have been changing somewhat since the webseries was announced a few months ago. The number's still changing and it's still going to be around the 12-15 episode mark. But no definitive number just yet.

I can say though, that as of right now, the first three episodes of the series have been set, with Will Phelps' episode kicking things off in March, then Brad's episode will follow in April and Sterling Gazdik's episode set to debut in May.

Again, the lineup can change at anytime and additions can be made at anytime, so I'll keep you posted here if that happens.

Also, when the episodes debut, it will be seen on YouTube. I was going to place them also on Stage6.com, but their site closed a few weeks ago. I am looking into another site to host the episodes, so I'll keep you posted on that.

So that's the latest. Stay tuned as the webseries kicks into high gear later on this month.

Major News: MOTW Web Series Episode 1 Sneak Preview

Here it is.

A sneak preview of the premiere episode from MOTW: The Web Series.

Check it out:

Watch for the full episode to debut later on this month.

Stay tuned.

Status Update: First Webisode to Possibly Debut in March, Changes to Webseries Roster

Hey there.


It's been about a month or so since my last update. So I figured it was time for make a few announcements.


-- First off, it's looking more likely that the webseries, which originally was slated to begin back in January, will probably launch in March instead. My friend Will Phelps, who's doing the first episode, is still having computer problems. But he tells me he is working on the matter. So once I get word from him, you'll see it's premeire. There may be a possibility you'll see a sneak preview of the episode as well. But again, I'll keep you posted.



-- Next, I'm proud to welcome Tim Vogt to the roster of those who will be doing an episode of the webseries. I had intially met him through a chat room of fellow film makers. After showing him the link to the teaser trailer for the series, he expressed an interest in taking part. Through several chats, he has come up with an unique idea for his episode. In fact, he'll be the first to do what will be a multipart episode for the series, which is very cool. So welcome aboard Tim. I know you'll bring a lot to the MOTW universe.

-- With Tim now added to the roster, the number of webisodes planned for the series is again in flux. Some are doing episodes, some have pulled out, and the exact number for what you might see will change. On a future post, I'll let you know about the updated roster.

That's it for now. I'll have another update soon.

Major News: MOTW Web Series Premiere Delayed till February

Hey there.

First of all, thanks to everyone who's sent off messages about the web series trailer.

Also, I want to thank all of you for your patience as you await the world premiere of the series.

The trailer posted the launch date for January 5th, but my friend Will's computer troubles -he's doing the first episode, by the way- caused it to be delayed till the 13th. At the time, it looked like the problems were taken care of and that it was going to make the new date.

But, mere hours before the webisode was set to debut, the computer troubles struck again.

So, now Will tells me that more than likely he'll have to get a new computer. So that means the series will be delayed yet again. I talked with him about when would he think be the best time that it'll be ready. He told me most likely February.

So that's when the series will begin.

Sometime in February.

As to an exact date, I'm not going to say. After being burned twice after posting a premiere date, I've decided not to do so until I get the date 100% locked in. So the moment I do, that's when you know.

So, as it stands right now, the first two episodes are set for February and March. Plans are underway to confirm what will be on April. Also, there have been some slight changes as to who will be doing what. A few members have dropped out while some new ones have agreed to join the roster. I'll fill you in on the changes on the next post.

Anyway, thanks again for your patience. I'll let you know when the series will officially get started.

Major News: MOTW Web Series Premiere Date Rescheduled, New Poster Unveiled

Hey there.

Two bits of news to report.

First, I'm proud to unveil a new poster in anticipation of the MOTW Web Series' rescheduled premiere date (which I'll mention in a moment) It's on the left.

The photo contains some screen shots from the trailer promoting the series and I've also included the two main sources where you'll see the webisodes, YouTube.com and Stage 6.com.

Once the series is up and running, the episodes, along with any related extras, will be seen on both sites, as well as here. I'm also in the process, with some help from my friend Will Phelps, of setting up channels on both YouTube and Stage 6, where they'll be centrally located. I'll let you know when they're up.

Now, for the other piece of news. The webseries now has a new premiere date. Originally scheduled for January 5th, the first episode is now set to debut tomorrow night (Sunday Jan. 13th.)

Will Phelps, who is doing the debut episode, has been dealing with some computer problems the past week or so, delaying things for a few days. Well, he has since gotten the problem fixed and he will soon upload the webisode tomorrow.

So stay tuned for the next post on this blog. That's when you'll be able to see the first episode of MOTW: The Web Series.

Major News: MOTW Web Series Premiere Delayed, First Pics from Debut Episode

Hey there.

I know you were expecting to see the first episode of MOTW: The Web Series by now. The trailer promoting the series announced that it would premiere on Saturday, Jan. 5. And up into that point, it was going to be the case.

But now, things have been delayed for a few days.

My friend William Phelps, who is doing the first episode of the webseries, has been having some problems with his computer and is unable to process the footage he's done so far. So because of that, the episode wasn't ready by the announced premiere date.

These things happen, I've had my share of computer problems over the years, so I know how that goes.

Talking with him earlier, Will's told me that he should have things straightened out this week. So the best case scenario is that the first episode will debut on Wednesday. I'll let you know for sure when it is ready to go.

In the meantime, to hold things over, Will's provided some pictures from the yet-to-be-titled debut episode. Here they are:

So stay tuned. The first episode of the webseries debuts later on this week.

Major News: MOTW:The Web Series Trailer WORLD PREMIERE!!

Here it is. The trailer for MOTW: The Web Series:

I want to give special thanks to some friends of mine who helped to make this possible. To William Phelps, Thomas Gallagher, Tony Gardner, Michael Rhudy and Sterling Gazdik, thanks for supplying the footage. I also want to thank Andrew Mitchell for composing the original music that you'll hear in the trailer and will serve as the theme music for the series.

So stay tuned sometime tomorrow night for the Online World Premiere of the first episode of MOTW: The Web Series.

Status Update: Movie Lead Role to Be Recast-- Again; Webseries Trailer to Premeire This Week

Hey there, first of all, Happy New Year.

I hope 2008 will be the year of MOTW, both with the full length movie as well as the web series, so with that in mind, here's some news on both projects:

-MOTW: The Movie -- Some news to report. Looks like I'll be recasting the lead role yet again. My friend Josh informed me recently that he won't be able to commit full time to the movie because he'll be busy doing work over in California. I wish him well in his new endeavors and I told him the door is still open for him if he wants.

Now, unlike last time where I was just crushed over having to recast, this time I'm not too upset about it. This means that I'll be planning things out to include the lead role in the upcoming casting call. So I'll keep you posted.

I've also had a meet with one of my old college professors, letting him know about my project and seeing if I can use the resources of the school towards the movie. He told me he will help out, so I will definitely take advantage of it.

Also, I've contacted a couple of possible leads for makeup artists for the movie as well. It's still very very early and I've yet to hear anything back, but again I'll keep you posted.

-MOTW: The Webseries -- Things are progressing along as far as the web series goes. After first planning to begin the series of webisodes in December, it will now start January 5th instead. My friend Will Phelps will be doing the first episode, with future installments to follow once a month.

I've also crafted together a trailer to promote the upcoming series, which will debut this week. You'll be able to see the trailer here on this page and on YouTube as soon as it's done.

The development of the series has come along pretty well. I've helped establish another storyline for one friend who's doing an episode and come up with a couple more ideas for others.
As always, I'll keep you posted.

That's the latest for now. Watch for the world premeire of the webseries trailer on the next post, with the series debut to follow.

Major News: Web Series Logo Unveiled, Roster Expands, Possible Premiere Launch Date

Hey there. This entry is an update on "MOTW: The Web Series", a series of short films that will tie into the full length MOTW movie.

The first bit of news is that there's a logo now associated with the web series, as seen at the start of this post Again special thanks goes out to my friend Bobby from Waveride Entertainment for coming up with yet another cool logo. What I love about this is that it's unique in its own right, yet still has traces of the logo from the MOTW movie.

Now that the web series has it's own identity, the next big news is about the roster of episodes. Originally, the plan was to have nine or ten episodes. Then several more people began to express an interest making the lineup grow even more. That just blows me away. When I first came up with the concept, I figured me and my friends will do a few that will directly link to the main movie and maybe a few friends would chip in with one or two at the most. But, when I realized how many of my friends wanted to take part in this, it occurred to me how cool and exciting this entire project is going to be. I can't thank all those who will be involved in this enough.

Speaking of people, in addition to those who I've mentioned in my last post, I also want to announce that Tony Gardner, Sterling Gazdik and Michael Rhudy has also expressed an interest in doing an episode. With their additions, the roster is now at the 13-15 episode range. Thanks again guys for taking part.

So now comes the question on when will the series begin. Well, if things go the way I think they will, expect it to happen sometime in December. I'm not going to confirm an exact date, but I can say that my plan is to release them every month after that. I'd like it to be like the first Friday of the month, or something along those lines, but it depends on when the episodes will be done. I'll let you know.

Also, plans are in the works for a trailer to promote the series. Again, I'll let you know when it's up. hopefully in the next couple of weeks.

I also want to give a major shout out to Andrew Mitchell, who has come up with what will be the theme music for the series. I heard it and it has what I think will be the good vibe to set the tone for the webisodes. He'll also be one of the contributors for the series as well. Thanks again man!

So that's the web series update. I'll have an update soon on the full length movie, including plans for a new site associated with MOTW. Stay tuned.

Major News: MOTW Web Series Roster Set!

Small but important update. In my last post, I mentioned about the announcement of the MOTW Web Series, a series of several short films that will be set in the universe of the full length film. I told you that I've asked several friends and acquaintances if they would be interested in taking part, and the response has been overwhelming.

Just today, the last spot available for the webisodes has been confirmed and I can proudly announce that the Web Series Roster has been set.

These are the ones who will be writing and/or filming an episode of the series: William Phelps, Armin Stojanovic, Chas Blankenship, Andrew Mitchell, Thomas Gallagher, Thomas Blevins and Thomas Parker.

Each will do one episode. Some will just write the episode, while the others will write as well as film them. Me and my friends will do the rest of the series, which will total out to either ten or eleven episodes.

Through some of the conversations I've had with the guys, they have told me what their ideas will be about, some have even shown me the scripts, and others have told me what effects they plan to do. So far, all of it looks very very cool.

So again guys, thanks for taking part of this. I look forward to helping each and every one of you putting the episodes together. I'll keep you posted on how things progress.

Major News: Announcing MOTW: The Web Series

Hey there.

I am proud to announce a new addition to the movie project:

"Mark of the Wolf: The Web Series"

Now, some are wondering if I had gone back yet again to doing a mini series, which was the case once before. (For those who don't remember my original plans, MOTW started out as a miniseries, then a film, then back to a miniseries and then back again to a film.)

In this case, the answer is no. MOTW will still be a full length film and the concept for it is still in place.

What the web series will be about, however, will be something entirely new.

Before I tell you what it's about, let me begin by saying it all goes back to my phone chat last month with my friend Josh, who'll be playing the lead role in the movie. In our talk, we got to mention what I was looking for him to do as we prepare to start filming next year. Among the things I was looking for was doing another trailer, this time with Josh in the role, since I wanted the audience to start associating him with the movie.

He was all for it, and soon an idea sparked in me. I had several short scripts and ideas to use as groundwork for the trailers for the movie. Some of them I didn't want to go to waste. Also, I was thinking about what will work best for the lead character, give some background that may or may not be used in the movie.

Then I got to thinking about the full scope of the werewolf itself. What if we could touch on other werewolves, some that may be associated with the lead character in the movie or with the film's storyline in general?

So with that in mind, that's when I came up with MOTW: The Web Series.

Here's how it'll be broken down:

--The series will consist of about nine or ten short films, probably ranging between five to fifteen minutes.

--About half of the films will have a definitive link to the main feature. I'm already plan on doing a flashback to the character and maybe even doing something that will serve as a direct prelude to the movie.

--The other films will be ones that will be based in the world the film will be set. So it's a safe bet that you'll see other werewolves in these films. Some will be good. Some may be evil. There may be those you won't know whose side they are on.

--I've come up with several story ideas and I've written some of the stories and will even direct a few. But the others will be handled by several friends of mine who've done some film work of their own and will add their own touches and twists to the ideas I've given them.

--I'll tell you who the directors are in future posts. But I can say that I've already got five commitments set already. So we're halfway there as far as that goes.

--It's too soon to say when you will you see these webisodes. But I can say that they'll probably debut towards the end of the year and on into 2008, just as things ramp up with filming for the main feature. I'll let you know when.

--And when MOTW is completed and the film is available on DVD (and it will be) expect the webisodes to be on the disc as well, along with any behind the scenes footage and extras.

So, that's what the webseries will be about. Sort of an extension to what the main film will be about. I personally think it'll be a cool way to expand on the storyline and the universe that will be seen in the film, especially when it comes to some cool plot points that may be addressed in the actual film itself.

I'll keep you posted on how the web series is developing, as well as the main film itself. But I can tell you 2008 is shaping up to be a very cool year ahead for MOTW.

Oh, one quick note I want to mention. The teaser trailer has now passed the 3,000 view mark on YouTube since it's debut over a month ago. Thanks again to everyone who's seen it and commented on it.

That's it for now. Sometime next month, I'll have another major announcement about MOTW. Probably the biggest when it comes to getting the film up and going. So stay tuned.

Status Update: Teaser Hits 2000, Meetings and Plans

Hey there.

First of all, the teaser trailer for MOTW has crossed the 2000 views mark on YouTube. It reached the milestone on Oct. 4 and is still climbing. I'm very pleased about that, especially for a video that's been up for about a month now. So thanks to all that has viewed it and left comments as well. Keep them coming.

Next, last week I had a very good meeting with my friend Josh about the movie. It was the second meet I had with my lead actor, only this time we chatted on the phone instead of meeting in person. A main part of our meeting was still going over the script and also laying the groundwork for him to become more involved in the promotional efforts. Hopefully soon, you will start to see him in posters, trailers and the like.

And lastly, I've come up with another plan for the movie. Now, I can't say anything about this just yet, because it's still in the early stages, but if it works out it will definitely open things in the MOTW universe.

That's it for now. I'll have another report soon.

The Story behind the MOTW Teaser

September 7, 2007 was a milestone moment in the history of MOTW.

On that day, shortly after 7pm local time, the long overdue teaser trailer for the movie made its world premiere online.

In the three plus weeks since its debut, it's been viewed over 1,700 times on YouTube, which is very impressive. Plus it has been viewed countless times through this blog site and also through my website. That blows me away, especially with the countless amount of videos posted online lately.

Amazing to believe that all of this began way back last December when the idea of the film's teaser first came about. Almost ten months later, it is now a reality, thanks to three people who helped make all of this possible.


So, with that in mind, let me tell you the story of how this teaser all came together.

It all started last December, shortly after the second production meeting where me and Josh (who'll be playing the lead role) talked about the film and what I had in mind.

During the meeting, I brought up the idea of filming a teaser. My initial goal was to shoot some footage of Josh after the meeting and use it to set the stage. But due to a lack of time and people available to help out, we couldn't get together. A few days after looking over the original teaser script, Josh came up with an idea on his own, which I liked. It was that idea that would be the groundwork for the teaser that is playing now.

After coming up with an outline based on that idea, I crafted a script that would be used for the teaser. But, since Josh was out of town and busy with school, he wouldn't be able to film his part. And I wanted to have something concrete to show, to get people's attention about the movie and what I have in mind.

Which brings me to the first person I want to thank for helping make this teaser possible, seen in the photo to the left. He is the one who is pretty much the "face" of the MOTW teaser: Eric Smigiel.

I've known Eric for almost two years now, ever since his work in the two Batman fan films, "Batman Brutality" and Batman Duality", through his film company Smigiel Pictures. Through our chats online and messages in emails and the Batman Fan Films website that we both visit regulary, we became good friends.


When it looked obvious that Josh wasn't going to be able to film anything for the teaser, I ran the idea by Eric to see if he was up for acting in the teaser. After looking the script over, he was interested in helping out and things were underway.

While this was happening, I knew that if I needed to pull this off, I needed someone to help put the transformation shots together. I wasn't looking for a full on transformation (sorry for those who were expecting one), but just enough to show what was happening. For that, I asked another friend of mine -and the second person who helped make this possible- Rob Roy from Wits End Entertainment. I had seen his work in his own werewolf movie, Lycan Colony, and I knew he'd be just the guy to help with the CGI effects I was looking for. Through several emails, Rob was able to help out with that.

Flash forward to March, and Eric, who was busy filming several other projects, was able to film the majority of the footage that you see in the teaser. He filmed it in his hometown, just outside Albuquerque. Once I received the ten plus minutes of footage, I then emailed the video over to where Rob lived, in New Hampshire so that he could work on the effects, giving him tips on what I wanted done. In the meantime, I was hard at work on completing the script for the film.


It wasn't till April that Rob started to send me

short clips of what he did with the footage. Slowly and surely I was starting to see how good the CGI was turning out, especially with showing enough, but not too much of the transformation process, which is what I wanted for the teaser.

The short clips were just that, short. So it was pure torture waiting to hear from Rob on how the footage was coming along and if he had done any new updates. It was getting to a point where I would email him just about every week for an update. "Good work takes time" he told me in one email. I went along with it, but believe me it was brutal, waiting for something new to come in.

Again fast forward a few more months. Rob woud send out several more updates in that time frame. In fact, it took until early August before Rob was able to send out the last bit of footage. During that same time frame, I would get behind the camera myself, filming in some footage of the full moon. Once I got the last of the CGI shots from Rob, I asked Eric if he could do a few pickups to flesh out the teaser. I was very lucky that he could squeeze it in, as he was in the middle of filming yet another movie. But again, he was able to come through.

So by late August, I had all the footage and I began the process of editing the teaser. But I still needed one last piece to make it complete. I needed music. And this is where the third and final person I wanted to thank for making this possible comes into play. His name is Jason Feder and I came across him through the Low Budget Horror Film Society boards -the same place where me and Josh first met up. He had done several bits of horror based music for movie soundtracks and after hearing some of his work, I asked him (way back last year when I originally was planning the miniseries idea) if he could do music for my project. I recently renewed my contact with Jason about using one or two of his cuts instead for the teaser. He agreed and after looking things over, I found two cuts that I can use.

By the way, the music you hear come from not one selection but two. The drumbeats you hear from the start and the end come from his Library collectioin and the music in between is from a selection he calls "Increasing Tension". Nice title, I think.

So once I got the music and everything else, I was able to move to the final step, editing. That was a long, grueling process that took about two and a half weeks to put together. And then, that was it.

Which brings me to September 7 and the official launch. Ever since then, I've gotten a lot of cool comments. Not just from my friends but from other independent filmmakers and fans of the genre. They like what the tone of the movie will be about and they really liked Eric's performance. And just so you know, Eric won't be appearing in the film. Any future trailers will include actual members of the cast. However, I did offer Eric a cameo role, if he can be able to do it.

Of course, not every review has been positive. Some say it's too long for a teaser. Some didn't like parts of the footage or the CGI. They were even some that didn't like the lower case letters or the exclamation points in the graphics. But overall, the response has been overwhelming positive, which is exactly what I was shooting for when this came about last December.

So once again I want to thank the three people responsible for helping me make this a reality. I want to thank Eric for acting and especially being able to squeeze it in with his crowded plate of a schedule. You could've turned me down a million times over, especially with what I was looking for, but you didn't and I can't thank you enough for that. I know you and I will get together for a future project someday. I want to thank Rob for doing the CGI and I hope we can work on the film and any future projects. Best of luck to you on your upcoming works as well. And to Jason, for providing the music clips which was a perfect fit.

I also want to thank all those who've seen the teaser and commented on it. I hope this will give you guys just a taste of what I have planned for the full length feature. And if everything works out the way I hope, you guys haven't seen anything yet.

Major News: MOTW Teaser Trailer WORLD PREMIERE!!!!!!

OK, no more talking, no more excuses, no more delays.



After a long overdue wait, it's time to FINALLY present the teaser trailer for "Mark of the Wolf":

Watch for the story behind the teaser on my next post!

Major News: MOTW Teaser to Premiere This Week!!

Hey there. I have a very short, but important update:

The teaser trailer for MOTW will debut sometime this week!

The rough edit is now complete, clocking in at just over two minutes. All the visual shots have been chosen and now I am moving on to the audio feed, laying down the sound effects and music. Once that's done, it will be ready to go.

That means that sometime this week, the teaser will have its world premiere on the web. Maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow, maybe even Sunday night at 11:59pm, but it will happen this week for sure.

So that's it for now. The next update I'll post on here will be the biggest yet for the movie.

That's when the long anticipated teaser trailer will debut.

Stay tuned.

Major News: MOTW Teaser Trailer Update: Editing Underway

Small update to the one earlier about the MOTW teaser. I just got the music I needed to put the trailer together. With the footage completed, the editing process has begun.

It won't be long now before the teaser trailer will be finally be released. Stay tuned.

Major News: Teaser Trailer Footage Is Done!!

Hey there.

Big news to report. Footage for the long delayed, long overdue teaser trailer for MOTW has been completed.

I don't want to give too much away for it just yet, but I can say that earlier this week, some last minute pickup shots were done to flesh out earlier material that has been shot.

With the footage now wrapped, I'm waiting on one last element: the music needed for the trailer and then I can begin to edit the footage. In fact I've already started working on a rough cut.

So it won't be long now before the teaser is finally released.

In other news, in case you've noticed the blog site has changed its look somewhat with a new header and an updated poster (with both listing its new release date of 2008) Special thanks once again goes to Bobby of Waveride Entertainment for making the changes.

I'm also looking into setting up a MySpace page as well as an official website for the movie, but the website probably won't be up till next year as we get closer to starting production.

That's the latest right now. But stay tuned as we get closer to the debut of the MOTW teaser!!