Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Small moments make filmaking worthwhile.

I came into my office today and was greeted by one of those things that make film making worth while. A fax from someone who caught the film in Temecula a couple of weeks ago. They had tried to leave a comment here but couldn't figure out the tech, so they took the time to hand write a note and fax it to my office. Unfortunately the name was cut off by my fax machine so I didn't even know who it is but THANK YOU for taking the time to let me know your thoughts and if you see this send me your name!


Seasons In The Valley is an emotional and eye opening documentary leading to some serious thought provoking questions on our nations food supply. Change seems innocent enough at first, but is it? Does anyone remember why Orange county was named Orange county? How many orchards and groves and fields do we have to lose before we wake up?
We're dependent on 70% of our oil supply- is our food supply next? Can apples shipped from China be as nutritious as apples grown a few hours away OR AS SAFE? The human spirit is going to need help and lots of it! CURRENTLY ANONYMOUS

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