Dreams Of Noise

There have been numerous attempts over the years to get past the planning stages of a movie based on the seminal fantasy comic Elf*Quest. Now it looks as if one might actually go forward -- and it's in the hands of a small indie company that made an impressive fan film:



While I think it has potential, I also think it suffers from not having any of the male elf characters. It's going for a look-and-feel, and I think it does so, but, unless it turns out to be an all-female version, we do need to see what Cutter, Skywise, and Rayek look like.

Thoughts?

My buddy John Hudgens has a little project you can help with -- Barnyard Blockbusters, his excellent documentary on fan films -- and all it takes is a couple of mouse clicks:

I'm making one last push to try and get last minute votes and likes for my new documentary "Backyard Blockbusters" in the Arclight Documentary Film Festival's online selection process - if you've already voted and/or liked the trailer, you have my thanks - if not, please take a moment and help me out, as the voting period ends tomorrow, October 14 - this is too good of a screening opportunity to miss, and I'm currently getting beaten in the results....

If you haven't seen the trailer to the film, please watch and "like" it at this YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFdfYsd8Ajs - it's the same trailer I released earlier this year, just hosted on the Arclight's YouTube channel for this purpose. Then this is the important link - go to https://www.facebook.com/ArclightCinemas/app_173990205980784 where you need to check a box to vote for "Backyard Blockbusters" in the "Entertainment Documentaries" section. They will be counting both the amount of views each video gets on their YouTube page, as well as the amount of votes the films receive on Facebook.

The top five trailers with the most votes in each category will be entered into the festival and will be shown at ArcLight Hollywood, November 5-8, 2012 - each night will feature two or three of the 20 films that were chosen by viewers on YouTube and Facebook. The ArcLight will also host a special gala on November 10 to announce the winning documentary and present its producer with $10,000. Obviously, I'd like a shot at that!

Please share this link and the request for likes/votes with your friends, and help me get the film into this festival! Thanks!

[Emphasis mine. Watch, then vote!]