Post-Production to Wrap on Friday.

Well, Traumatic Possession 3D: The Tape, it's time to put you to bed. It's been a long and bitter sweet journey to get you finished. This may not be the perfect film, but, it'll do. I am listening to music while looking over the video and I'll look over the sound and see if all the music fits in to the film. It's been a long three years to get this completed. I look outside at the snow whenever I take breaks and see how desolate this town has become. The street hasn't been plowed at all and it's been snowing pretty much non-stop all day.

A part of me thinks back to all of the things that have happened on this journey. Met some good people who will be sticking with the company making movies with and for me. Going to be getting the script of Ghosts of Mansfield tackled on my way up to Maryland next week. This one has been taking about a good two years to get off the ground. And I have faith Stephen will do a good job directing the film. And once he's ready, he will be doing his dream film he's been telling me about.

I'll be sending the film out in the mail to both the copyright offices and to Bob. Bob, I cannot thank this man enough for getting my film on the big screen. It really is a dream come true. However, there's one person who will make January 12th, the perfect night for me. I know I will be in the theater and really bummed out to not see you there. I think it's probably going to kill me on the inside to be there and you won't. It would be a miracle that God himself would have to bend over backwards to make it happen...

I will also be getting screener copies ready. I am going to be contacting some people over the next few days about sending out copies to get reviewed. I don't care how bad they trash it or praise it, to me, any press is good press. Especially for a film made for only $200. I have feeling that this film will make some cash. Not crazy ass money like Paranormal Activity did. I added the film to the Blu-ray.com database and updated both the Blu-ray and DVD , for the "Limited 'Bootleg' Edition", entries for the film. I am confident we can get the "Bootleg" DVD sold out within the first month of release and look at a sweet $2k from the sales. And that is ten times the film's budget right there if all 100 copies sell.

Any who, I am going to watch an episode of Tosh.0 and then get back to work. I am pretty much going to pull an all nighter if I can. Also, one more thing, if it's you in the comments; tell me the truth. I'm tired of you hiding behind a veil of secrecy. It's painful. And here's a song to dedicate to you...