Juggling a New Ball that's Not So New!

Now that the extreme push for Vengaence Trail's theatrical premiere is over, not that there aren't tons to do to continue to promote it, another project in development has percolated to the top, again. 

PREY FOR MASON is a teen thriller feature that Brandon Riley and I have been developing for years. A year ago, we signed with LOOR.TV and last September I shot a proof-of-concept short version called "Pray v Prey." Yesterday, a teaser for "Pray v Prey" launched on LOOR TV to earn finishing funds.

LOOR TV is a gamified, streaming and crowdfunding technology for non-woke movies. They are the punk rock of faith-adjacent indie film, something I call Edgy Faith. The creators at Loor are somewhat anarchistic and nomadic, film producers without a home. Subscribers exchange their cash for Loot and choose which projects rise to the top. The quality is excellent!

As you can see from a cast and crew clip from set, we had a lot of fun making it. 

And, as you can see from the table read, those actors loved the feature film screenplay.

Ian Max

Prey for Mason NEW LAUNCH SOON

Brandon and I excitedly prepare to announce a major advancement for Prey For Mason. Stay tuned for the launch of a new opportunity, hopefully in the next few weeks. A contract has been signed!

Another amazing poster by James Burns:

The script is finished with rave reviews from the actors of a table read:

I just listened to this Filmmaking Stuff podcast and Tom Malloy said there are four genres that are most marketable, that he remembers with WASH - Westerns, Action, Sci-Fi and Horror. This is exciting to me, because Prey for Mason is Action and Horror - AHhhhhhh. (And Vengeance Trail is Action and Western, and Run Cholo Run is Action and Thriller, and all my movies have action scenes for trailer moments). If you're an indie filmmaker, I highly recommend Filmmaking Stuff.

Exciting times!

Ian