We were recently interviewed by Mireille at The Entertainment Corner about our documentary "Thanks for your support!" which is currently in production.

In the interview we discuss what about Richard's story appealed to us and how we decided to make a film about him and his store. We also talk about Richard's passion for music, how we are funding the film, and what we hope people walk away with after seeing the film once it's been completed.

Read the interview and follow Mireille on Twitter and The Entertainment Corner on Facebook for other great interviews and entertainment news.

We've teamed up with Zombie Command and are giving away 2 copies of In The Event Of A ZOMBIE ATTACK on DVD.

To enter, simply go to ZombieCommand.com and post your best planning tips for zombie survival (pre-apocalypse) in the comments and we'll select our favourite two.

The competition ends Friday, June 18 at 18:00 GMT and you can enter as many times as you have ideas. DVD's are Region 2 so you'll need to be UK/AUS or have a multi-region DVD player.

You can also follow Zombie Command on Twitter and Facebook to keep informed on the latest zombie happenings.

James Zahn of Kik Axe Entertainment wrote about our documentary and the Kickstarter campaign on his blog last night. He also shared some memories of the record stores he frequented as a youth and states his interest in our project "Thanks for your support!"

In his post James writes "In all fairness, THANKS is not the first documentary to feature an indie record store as it's subject, nor is it likely to be the last. Regardless, those like myself that find themselves hungry for nostalgia in the realm of music retailing will likely agree that there can never be too many of these films." And we couldn't agree more!

Read the full post on Kik Axe Music.

We have started our campaign on Kickstarter for our upcoming documentary "Thanks for your support!" While we are very proud of the 4 films we've made in the last 4 years, utilizing our no-budget/DIY philosophy, the time has come to bring our game to the next level.

This project also has some different challenges for us. The film centers on a specific moment in time (Richard's 20th Anniversary in June) and our subject is 300+ miles away. In addition, we are facing higher than usual post-production costs related to editing, securing music rights, festival fees, etc.

Visit the "Thanks for your support!" page on Kickstarter to find out how you can get involved.

Our short film Love Sick was recently reviewed by Scott Shoyer on AnythingHorror.com. Scott doesn't pull any punches and offers sincere thoughts on all the films he reviews.

Scott has this to say about Love Sick "This one is pretty fun in that it doesn't go down the obvious path. Nowadays ya see a girl tied up in a chair in a dark and dirty basement ya think, “Here comes another torture-porn flick.” But this one shakes up the formula in a satisfying way."

Read the full review on AnythingHorror.com. and follow them on Twitter for all the latest "in your face" horror news.

We've posted a teaser trailer to kick-off our next project Thanks for your support! The documentary examines one man's 20-year journey as an independent record store owner. We'll take a journey inside the life and mind of the man behind the music.

Richard has run Recorded Memories, an independent record store located on Hamilton and Indiana, for the last 20 years in Spokane, WA. In this documentary we'll explore his passion for music, his definition of wealth, and his zest for life. Check out the trailer below and follow the progress of the project on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and MySpace.

In addition, Saturday April 17th is national Record Store Day. It's a chance to get out and support your local independent record stores. Find a participating store near you.

We were thrilled to wake-up this morning to a review of In The Event of A ZOMBIE ATTACK in our twitter feed.

The comparison to Fido is high praise indeed (if you haven't seen it yet, you must check it out) and we hope you all agree that In The Event Of A ZOMBIE ATTACK "is a great addition to any zombie fanatic’s film library."

For more great zombie news and reviews from Stuart and the gang at BuyZombie.com, make sure you follow them on Twitter or Facebook.

In The Event Of A ZOMBIE ATTACK and Love Sick have been selected for the 2010 EgoFest Short Video Film Festival to take place February 20, 2010.

EgoFest runs from 9am-9pm and tickets are only $10 for an entire day of independent short films. The festival will held in Brainerd, MN at the Franklin Art Center (formerly a junior high school) and judging by the photos it looks like a great place to screen films!

Our films are screening in Block 5, which runs from 6:45pm-8:15pm, and is scheduled as follows:

• How To Live Better by Mark Ehling
• All At Once by James Vogel
• In The Event Of A ZOMBIE ATTACK by W.L. & V.L. Wittstruck
• My Friend Root Rot - by Paul von Stoetzel
• Love Sick - by W.L. & V.L. Wittstruck
• Libidoland - by Julie Keck & Jessica King
• Dinner Date - by Paul von Stoetzel

Find out more about the festival and the man behind it in this interesting post on Maria Lokken's blog: Filmmaker Friendly in Minnesota by Phil Holbrook.

Evan Tucker (who played the role of Paul in Love Sick), will be tackling the title role in Fortinbras during Ghost Light Theatricals' Battle of the Bards IV.

This will be Ghost Light Theatricals' first show in their new home, The Ballard Underground at 2220 NW Market Street, Ballard, WA 98107. Tickets are $10 at Brown Paper Tickets or at the door. Battle of the Bards IV will be held:

• February 5th, 2010 @ 7:30 pm
• February 5th, 2010 @ 10:00 pm
• February 6th, 2010 @ 7:30 pm

In Battle of the Bards IV, three ensembles perform scenes from three classical play adaptations. The audience then picks which play goes into Ghost Light's 2010-11 Season. Admission includes one vote - additional votes are only $1 each. All proceeds support the work of Ghost Light Theatricals.

Following the Saturday, February 6th performance, cast, crew, and audience will celebrate and find out the winning play. A ticket to Battle of the Bards IV or a donation is admission into the party.

For all the details, visit: Ghost Light Theatricals/Battle of the Bards IV.

We recently had the opportunity to be interviewed for The Little Theatre (Rochester, NY) blog. They mainly use the blog to highlight activities going on at the theatre, but they've started a new feature where they profile independent filmmakers.

It was a lot of fun to look back over the past 4 years. We've had the opportunity to meet and work with so many wonderful people. We're very excited to see what the future brings.

Check out the interview here: http://littletheatreroch.blogspot.com/2010/01/indie-filmmaker-interview-seattles-own.html