Hey y’all, we were just Officially selected for the Orlando Film Festival next month, from October 18th through the 25th! We’re pretty stoked to world premiere our baby in what will, most likely, be an empty theater except for us and a bottle of Olde Ocelot. (Seriously, flasks and movies go together like peanut butter and chocolate. Try it sometime.) Anyway, here are our showtimes:
Sunday, October 21st, 7:45 PM
Wednesday, October 24th, 2:00 PM
At the glorious Cobb Plaza Cinema Cafe 12 in Orlando, FL.
Congratulations and many thanks to the cast and crew of “Clocking The T” for all their hard work.
Hey y’all, we were just Officially selected for the Orlando Film Festival next month, from October 18th through the 25th! We’re pretty stoked to world premiere our baby in what will, most likely, be an empty theater except for us and a bottle of Olde Ocelot. (Seriously, flasks and movies go together like peanut butter and chocolate. Try it sometime.) Anyway, we’ll keep you updated on The Where and The When. Congratulations and many thanks to the cast and crew of “Clocking The T” for all their hard work.
The last, but not least, of out festival screenings is going to be at the Studio City Film Festival! It happens November 9th thru the 15th. Here’s our showtime:
Sunday, November 11th, 3:05 PM
At the fantastic Laemmle Noho 7 in North Hollywood, CA.
We couldn’t be happier to show it in our hometown, and it’ll be as close to a cast & crew screening as this show is gonna get.
Just tell me now: What kind of douche are you?
We may be small but we are mighty, packed with powerhouse up and comers who brought their A-Game. Hyperbole? Maybe. But trust me when I tell you nobody had that ‘Who do I fuck to get off this picture?’ look until at least the middle of looping a year later. What can I say? Things move slow ‘round these parts.
Sometimes I find your charms insufferable.
We're the Little Movie That Could, filmed on a micro-budget throughout Los Angeles, Glendale, Cypress Park, East LA, and Long Beach during April of 2015. An incredible achievement considering we were a eight person crew and shooting all over the city. I'm not sayin' we did it for nuthin', people got paid. We had permits and permissions. We ate pretty well. But it's not like I have a nest egg for my retirement anymore.
This whatever-we-are is half assed. I need full assed.
Anyway, after two and a half years we are finished. We lost all the bad parts and polished up the good stuff so it’s really shiny. You're probably wondering, "When's it coming out?" Sometime this year. We’re making the festival rounds right now—wait, we just got selected for the Orlando Film Festival 2018!
So We Did Something A Little Different…
Our Twitter account is actually The Making Of the movie. I started it the day we shook hands and writing back in 2013. You know how most Twitter accounts talk about how ah-maaazing the experience was? Well, ours doesn't. Ours lays it all on the line. It unsympathetically documents the ups and downs of ultra-low budget filmmaking. It was a tough road and we don't shy from talking about the struggle to reach the finish line. And because we were dutiful and honest in keeping it updated it serves as the actual ‘Behind The Scenes' of the movie.
Likewise, Instagram…
We didn’t actually have an Instagram account for the movie because 'gramming wasn't a thing when we started filming three years ago. Or it was and we weren't cool enough. It's one or the other. Anyway, we started it after the fact and kind of reverse engineered the thing. But we made it a little special by putting stories with most of the photos that aren’t on the other social profile feeds. That’s called ‘added value.’
Check ‘em out…
Just click on the links above—Don’t forget the blog too! And may our pain and suffering bring you hours of enjoyment.
The last, but not least, of out festival screenings is going to be at the Studio City Film Festival! It happens November 9th thru the 15th. Here’s our showtime:
Sunday, November 11th, 3:05 PM
At the fantastic Laemmle Noho 7 in North Hollywood, CA.
We couldn’t be happier to show it in our hometown, and it’ll be as close to a cast & crew screening as this show is gonna get.