This music video by Seattle’s My Goodness was filmed in the Historic Bob White Theater and The Academy Theater in SE Portland. The band footage was shot at The Bernet Farm in Scappoose, Oregon. This is the Second music video in a month by Portland’s Day 1000 Films. The video was made to promote the new single in support of the band’s May tour through Europe opening for “We Are Augustines”.
Just like last year, the showcase will be at The Knife Shop within Kelly’s Olympian downtown at 4th and Washington on Sunday, MARCH 25th. The doors will open at 7:00pm and the music videos will start at 8:00pm – $3 at the door. From now until March 19th we will be accepting submissions of YOUR music videos. The program will feature the top selections along with the premier of Whalebones’ video for “I Don’t Wanna Live In The City No More”. To submit, your music video must have been made with a budget of $3,000 or less and produced in the Portland area within the last two years. Send files to day1000films@ymail.com using dropsend.com(click the link).
Today The Last 8 comfortably reached its financing goal on Kickstarter. Now comes time for the real work…filming! All progress on the film will be posted on this website. Thanks very much to our backers, our sponsors, and those who donated generously at the fundraiser!
Day 1000 has launched a campaign to crowd fund a new short film. THE LAST 8 was written by Keith Apland, who will direct. Cinematography and editing will be done by Jon Meyer, and Rachel Sharkeye will produce. Give what you can and receive GREATREWARDS!
The screenplay for Day 1000′s next feature wins another honor, this time at the OREGON FILM AWARDS. It took the SILVER PRIZE in the feature screenplay category. This is the script’s first home state win — where the story was written and where the events take place!
Read on about the story by clicking on the link above.
Day 1000 is making a new film. Keith Apland and Jon Meyer are once again collaborating to make this dark, emotional new story. The teaser has been shot and is now in post-production.
This promotional teaser (pre-casting) is the introduction to Bridgetown Minutes the next feature from Day 1000 films. For more information on the story, click on the “films” link above.
Today the WILDsound Film and Screenplay Festival released the following quote about the screenplay for Bridgetown Minutes, by Keith Apland, the next feature from Day 1000 Films…
“An excellent ensemble piece with complex, genuinely sympathetic characters. Shows the plight of the homeless while still reminding us that they are complex human beings; some of the most intelligent lines come from these characters. One of the top new screenplays written in the world today. Mr. Apland is headed for a prosperous career…”
“Bridgetown Minutes”, the next feature film from Day 1000, wins HONORABLE MENTION at The Los Angeles Film and Script Festival! This festival will happen on April 23rd, 2011, and will feature some of the best independent filmmaking talent from around the world, and “Bridgetown Minutes” will be posted on the website as one of the winners on April 12th. Read more info about the screenplay by clicking on the link above.
The Corners travels for the first time across state lines this Sunday to Seattle, Washington (U district), where it will play at Seattle’s oldest continuously running theater, Grand Illusion Cinema. This theater is perhaps one of the most elegant and intimate settings one could ever find to screen a film, and writer/ director Keith Apland and DP/ editor Jon Meyer will be in attendance for a Q and A session, followed by previews for upcoming projects.
Just like last year, the showcase will be at The Knife Shop within Kelly’s Olympian downtown at 4th and Washington on Sunday, MARCH 25th. The doors will open at 7:00pm and the music videos will start at 8:00pm – $3 at the door. From now until March 19th we will be accepting submissions of YOUR music videos. The program will feature the top selections along with the premier of Whalebones’ video for “I Don’t Wanna Live In The City No More”. To submit, your music video must have been made with a budget of $3,000 or less and produced in the Portland area within the last two years. Send files to day1000films@ymail.com using dropsend.com (click the link).
Day 1000 has launched a campaign to crowd fund a new short film. THE LAST 8 was written by Keith Apland, who will direct. Cinematography and editing will be done by Jon Meyer, and Rachel Sharkeye will produce. Give what you can and receive GREAT REWARDS!
This promotional teaser (pre-casting) is the introduction to Bridgetown Minutes the next feature from Day 1000 films. For more information on the story, click on the “films” link above.
“Bridgetown Minutes”, the next feature film from Day 1000, wins HONORABLE MENTION at The Los Angeles Film and Script Festival! This festival will happen on April 23rd, 2011, and will feature some of the best independent filmmaking talent from around the world, and “Bridgetown Minutes” will be posted on the website as one of the winners on April 12th. Read more info about the screenplay by clicking on the link above.
