News

November 25, 2008

We've joined twitter.

October 22, 2008

Check out Goh Nakamura's new album "Ulysses". He's a friend from San Francisco and has been working on this album since 2004. A few of his songs appear in Mr. Sadman.

You can listen to the whole album online, then buy a CD to support him. Here's a note from Goh himself.

September 21, 2008

Back from NY. Was a great time. Met some real good folks. The IFP grant went to a very worthy film, A Thing as Big as the Ocean, which was directed by my friend, Joseph Cashiola. Really happy for the boys from Baltimore, and am extremely grateful to have been a finalist. Here's a quick rehashing of the week's events.

Also, here are a couple Filmmaker Magazine blog entries from another Lab alumnus and friend, E.E. Cassidy, writer-director of We Are the Mods. We ran into each other at the airport then soaked it all in.

Screening the teaser in NY

September 19, 2008

Redesigned and updated the Mr. Sadman website. Some of the links aren't live yet, but they will be soon. More updates coming, as we'll be regularly adding to the site.

September 13, 2008

Heading to IFP's Independent Film Week. In conjunction with Rooftop Films, they're going to screen brief 2-3 minute clips from all the Narrative and Documentary Lab films on Wednesday, September 17 at Solar One from 8.30p to 10p. Drop on through if you can. Here are the details.

August 30, 2008

Mr. Sadman is one of the three finalists for the IFP Labs' first ever finishing grant of $50,000. It's nice to be considered.

June 6, 2008

A couple blurbs about the upcoming IFP Labs. Here's the press release from IFP and the ensuing notes in Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. Follow the links for more info.

May 14, 2008

Mr. Sadman was accepted to this year's IFP Narrative Labs. Good times.

April 1, 2008

A new teaser trailer.

March 31, 2008

We started one of those facebook pages. We have no friends. Be our friend. If you build it, they will come.

September 2, 2007

Al No'mani, who plays Mounir, was interviewed by the Iraqi newspaper, Alsabbah, regarding Mr. Sadman.

It's a pretty good read...if you can read Arabic.

Here's a link to the actual online article.

You can also download a pdf of the front page of the Arts section (1.2MB) and a pdf of the print version (2.7MB). There are a few production stills on there.