The Summer Solstice is nearly upon us and we are long overdue in posting an update. As you’ve probably noticed, the film isn’t finished yet. So here’s what’s going on. Of the 6 terrabytes of data that the film currently … Continue reading →

Emily rolls to the airport yesterday to pick up her long-time friend Nikki, who flew into Seattle to paint Emily for her ride in tomorrow’s Fremont Solstice Parade. Meanwhile, we’re all set to roll with the film: a crew of … Continue reading →

Thanks to you, we’ve reached our fundraising goal. We’re deeply grateful for all the support this project picked up in the final days of our Kickstarter campaign. We went from 53 percent funded to more than 107 percent funded in … Continue reading →

We’re down to the last two days in our Kickstarter campaign, and we need a couple thousand bucks to close the gap and reach our goal. And if you’re on the fence about pledging, Seattle chef Enrico Ambrosetti has an … Continue reading →

Yesterday afternoon, as my small crew and I calculated how much money and time separated us from our Kickstarter campaign fundraising goal, one thing became strikingly clear: it was time for action. Facebook posts weren’t going to get the job … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, Lisa Cooper and I will be on stage at Neumos to talk about the film with host Warren Etheredge, who has invited us and several other Seattle indie filmmakers to participate in what’s shaping up to be a … Continue reading →

Wow, launching a Kickstarter project is a LOT of work. But it’s good work! And now that we’ve launched it, YOU have a chance to get directly involved in supporting this film, for as little as $10. We put a … Continue reading →

When Molly’s clothes come off on June 18, she’ll more than likely be prepared for the challenge. That’s because she’s already been pushing herself to do what seemed to her like impossible things. This weekend she faced her capoeira teacher … Continue reading →