Hungry for a sneak peek of the DVD box set’s bonus footage? Well, there will be posts to feature even more videos that didn’t make it onto the afore-mentioned bonus DVD. There is simply too much rad footage of bands in the doc (along with some bands that didn’t make it in) to keep locked […]continue
The Northwest Film Forum Sunday, 7 August 2011 at 3:30pm Tickets $7 1515 12th Ave Seattle, WA 98122 On Capitol Hill between Pike and Pine Unicorn Bar 1118 East Pike St Seattle, WA 98122 People of Seattle, mark your calendars! We have just secured a time and place for he Northwest premiere of Blood, Sweat […]continue
Whilst preparing the double-DVD box set, the film is being submitted to multiple film festivals – including SXSW, CMJ, Soundedit (Poland), SF Doc Fest, and others. Watch this category for festival news and screening times. Ultimately, it would be excellent to tour this film around the country – complete with a merch table. Wait ’til […]continue
That’s right, folks. The documentary is being made into a full-on box set – complete with a bonus DVD of 2 hours of live footage, most of which did not make it into the documentary. I literally filmed dozens of hours of live footage over the 5-year period of making this film – and it […]continue
Samuel Douek, head of the Heavy Metal Film Festival, has started something awesome. A celebration of the synthesis of metal and film – and a perfect place to premiere this film. Thanks to everybody who came out to see the film, and to party afterwards at Wurstkuche. Check out some of the pictures of the […]continue
Just came back from the theatre, and a celebratory drink, as the test screening turned out EXCELLENT!! Tomorrow (well, later today), we’ll see what the public thinks of this 5+ year labor of love…continue
Blood, Sweat + Vinyl: DIY in the 21st Century makes its world premiere tomorrow, at the Heavy Metal Film Festival, in Los Angeles – 3 April, 2:30pm, at the Downtown Independent. It is now 8pm on 2 April. The film has just been finished, and we are going to deliver it to the theatre for […]continue
