Project Name: Haphead Asking For: $30,000 Cad ($26,687.42 Usd) on Kickstarter Amount Raised Thus Far (At Time Of Post): $8,473 Cad ($7537.42 Usd) Days Remaining In Campaign (At Time Of Post): 22 Description: In the year 2025, “hapheads” are outlaw video gamers who use haptic cable inputs to connect to video games and learn the skills (lethal or otherwise) promoted within. Maxine is one such denizen of the future. The story begins as she steals a cable from her workplace (the factory which manufactures the devices that are capable of Matrix-like learning) and consequently inherits powerful fighting abilities from her favorite game. But once she learns her father’s death was caused by another haphead, she needs to use her haptic training and real-life skills in order to figure out what happened. Creator Bio: Haphead is led by a team of seasoned creators who have been making science-fiction feature films for over seven years (their 2012 film,...
- 10/22/2014
- by Bree Brouwer
- Tubefilter.com
Webdultery
Directed by Charles Wahl
Written by Charles Wahl
The paradox of social media is that, the more they proliferate, the less social we tend to become. As we are increasingly alienated from friends and family, the present day alternative is to turn to the dark refuse of the Internet to find meaning in our unhappy lives. Therefore, it’s no surprise that when Toronto couple Fred and Deb are experiencing marital problems, they turn to the web for their e-solutions.
Fred and Deb are the principal characters of Charles Wahl’s Webdultery, a fresh, candid look into the details of a marriage on the rocks. When they find that their marriage isn’t as fulfilling as it once was, they both clandestinely turn to adulterous websites, anonymous strangers, and spurious confidentials to find their new Mr. and Mrs. Right (if you think you know how this is going to end,...
Directed by Charles Wahl
Written by Charles Wahl
The paradox of social media is that, the more they proliferate, the less social we tend to become. As we are increasingly alienated from friends and family, the present day alternative is to turn to the dark refuse of the Internet to find meaning in our unhappy lives. Therefore, it’s no surprise that when Toronto couple Fred and Deb are experiencing marital problems, they turn to the web for their e-solutions.
Fred and Deb are the principal characters of Charles Wahl’s Webdultery, a fresh, candid look into the details of a marriage on the rocks. When they find that their marriage isn’t as fulfilling as it once was, they both clandestinely turn to adulterous websites, anonymous strangers, and spurious confidentials to find their new Mr. and Mrs. Right (if you think you know how this is going to end,...
- 4/2/2012
- by Justin Li
- SoundOnSight
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