Thursday, July 15, 2010
Friday, July 2, 2010
Rogue Mentality Studios Extends Olive Branch To Director Seas
In a stunning development on the interwebs, Rogue Mentality Studios, a sports blog that does podcasts, t-shirt design, and recently a successful short film project during the World Cup has offered to assist in the making of "The Lake." This comes at a crucial time when the fiery "The Lake" star Josh Pete and Director Andrew Seas are locked in an internet war of words that may turn physically violent.
The world waits for a response from the Seas camp and more information from Rogue Mentality on how they plan on assisting in the post production of arguably the most anticipated short film of all time.
Stay tuned world.
The world waits for a response from the Seas camp and more information from Rogue Mentality on how they plan on assisting in the post production of arguably the most anticipated short film of all time.
Stay tuned world.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Our Voice Is Being Heard
One day removed from our site hitting the interwebs, shock waves broke infamous director Andrew Seas out of hiding. Confronted with the ground swell of passion, anger, and disillusionment Mr. Seas saw out site and rose us his own website.
On his site he was apologetic and "lost." The question we pose in response is twofold: Are your sentiments genuine? and If you are going to actually start post production when should we expect a product?
Being only an "artist" in the sense that I ramble on free blog sites maybe I don't get Mr. Seas "I'm an artist" problems. However, I do get Mr. Seas I have no money problems if he is not selling his art. One would think that Mr. Seas, who has not put out any film product since 2009, would be in desperate need for some income. Where does his mysterious income come from? If he doesn't have any, how is "The Lake" going to be finished? Questions abound.
Finally, why the Midwest Mr. Seas?
With hope that you are genuine in your third to last sentence is true,
The World
On his site he was apologetic and "lost." The question we pose in response is twofold: Are your sentiments genuine? and If you are going to actually start post production when should we expect a product?
Being only an "artist" in the sense that I ramble on free blog sites maybe I don't get Mr. Seas "I'm an artist" problems. However, I do get Mr. Seas I have no money problems if he is not selling his art. One would think that Mr. Seas, who has not put out any film product since 2009, would be in desperate need for some income. Where does his mysterious income come from? If he doesn't have any, how is "The Lake" going to be finished? Questions abound.
Finally, why the Midwest Mr. Seas?
With hope that you are genuine in your third to last sentence is true,
The World
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