Showing posts with label Cute Kitten Video (please watch). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cute Kitten Video (please watch). Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2011

Cute Kitten Video (please watch) - Trailer



Kickstarter is a fundraising website for independent projects. On our kickstarter page, you’ll see all the cool prizes we’re offering for your donations! For instance, for $35 you get a copy of the DVD with special features, a digital download of the original motion picture soundtrack with original artwork, and your name listed on the website as a supporter of the film!

We are trying to raise enough money to continue production on our feature film, “Cute Kitten Video (Please Watch).” Our goal is to raise at least $3,000 to cover the continuing accumulation of production costs.

Of course, you don’t have to donate to watch the trailer!

You will find much more information about the project and how kickstarter works on our kickstarter page.

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Cute Kitten Video (please watch)


Hey people. I am currently co-directing and co-producing a feature length comedy film which I co-wrote titled "Cute Kitten Video (please watch)". The website for the film is here.

We are roughly one week into filming and I'm very happy with how it's coming along!

If you'd like to follow updates on the film follow our twitter account and facebook page!

Here's a brief description of the film:

Cute Kitten Video (Please Watch) is a comedy movie written by Josh Luckenbach and Keaton Monger that is currently in production. Luckenbach and Monger are also directing and producing the film. The story follows two high school students (Stewart and JW) and two bumbling high school security officers (Tom and Ted). While Stewart and JW are working on a time machine for the science fair, Tom and Ted are constantly getting into trouble for being incompetent. When Ted unexpectedly dies and the school bully drugs JW’s punch at the dance, Tom is forced to go back into time to save his job. But when Tom runs into his past self and past Ted, they only cause more trouble.