I recently went through some old tapes and discovered this clip. I managed to do a couple of live television interviews when my first film "21 Eyes," then called "Replay," was on the film festival circuit. Here's an interview I did on a morning show in Milwaukee.
There were hundreds of films in the Milwaukee International Film Festival. Why did WISN decide to interview me? Easy. We made ourselves available. Whenever we got an invitation to a film festival, we personally sent media kits to the newspapers and television stations in the market to introduce ourselves. Always do that. Never expect a film festival to specifically promote your film.
What's funny here is the confusion the film clip causes at the station. "21 Eyes" has an odd perspective. The audience only sees what two voice over detectives, who are watching security camera footage, see on a monitor. When the detectives switch tapes in the film, the screen goes blue. The tech folks back at the station obviously didn't realize that. When the image on the screen goes blue, they think it is a mistake and instinctively start switching around.
Oh well.
Yours truly with producer David Butler |
Be sure to check out my memoir The Promise, or the Pros and Cons of Talking with God, published by TouchPoint Press. It is my true story of first faith and first love and how the two became almost fatally intertwined. (And keep an eye out for my upcoming paranormal thriller Chapel Street.)
Here are some sample chapters of The Promise:
Chapter 7 - Mission Accomplished
Chapter 15 - Quarter To Midnight
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Chapter 15 - Quarter To Midnight
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