The first screening sold out in 48 hours, so STIFF was kind enough to give us a second screening on May 6th. This one is at a pretty sweet time, at 8pm. If you missed getting tickets the first time … Continue reading →

Good news and bad news: the bad news is that if you didn’t get tickets to the premier, it’s too late. It’s sold out. Actually, that’s good news! For the filmmakers and the festival, anyway. But there’s even more good … Continue reading →

We thrilled to announce that Beyond Naked will get it’s first public screening on May 4th at Seattle True Independent Film Festival. Grab a ticket ($8) now if you plan to attend – they are going to sell out fast. … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s finally come to this day. With the stroke of a pen, Lisa christened our first three DVD screeners and sent them on their way. Two years of work, distilled to the essence of a story that we can’t … Continue reading →

Time: December 18th, 3 a.m. Status: Picture locked Hooray! . . . and, bloody hell. It’s grueling, delightful, and ridiculously gratifying work to birth a feature-length film. After 18-hour days, endless bags of chips, and countless creative dilemmas, we connected … Continue reading →

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 →

Happy Winter Solstice! A year ago today we set out with our cameras and sound gear to begin the adventure of Beyond Naked. It was an amazing year: Tromping around in the snow and rain, searching in public locales for … Continue reading →

We’re working away in the editing suite thinking that today would have been a much better to day to go naked than in the 57-degree weather of Solstice Day 2011. But Seattleites are tough, and audacious, and like these cute … Continue reading →

Seattleites complain that the weather’s been crappy this summer. We don’t care. We’ve been in the coziness of our editing room watching our three terabytes of Beyond Naked footage. Parade Day was incredible. Yes, there was rain. We didn’t care. … 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 →