Through the Footsteps of a Madman

I found the movie done very well for the budget and equipment they had. It wasn't 100% professional but pretty close to it. The plot had left me a little confused at times...but like some other movies in history, you have to watch them a few times to get the true meaning behind it, so that's not a bad thing.

I didn't know the crew directly but I knew editor's brother (Byron)! That's the only reason I was invited to see the movie lol.

Overall, I really liked it, it was different, home made and very well done for a first major movie. It took a lot of hard work and effort...I didn't need to be part of the project to know that. I hope I'm invited to the next big flick.

P.S.

Tarkin was da bomb, made me crack up. ;)

Not the first, not the last(hopefully), from the amazing duo of Adam Stephenson, and my future brother-in-law, Nathan Thomas(no Nate is not marrying my sister, I'm marrying his brother, j/k).

I have to say when I found out that Nathan was writing the story behind this film, It worried me, but as it turns out it blossomed into a great one. Adam took Nathans work and did what he does best, he made a film.

With little to no budget and lots of hard work this film was an instant success. With Adam at the helm, and Nathan Playing the lead which he created, it is hard to go wrong, then you take into consideration the fact that Derek Burnett, a friend of Nathan and Adam, is taking care of the editing you know there is that essential connection in the heart of the crew. When these three get together the creativity never stops. They are so tight and when the unexpected happens, they are right there to make sure the task at hand is completed.

Everyone involved should be extremely proud of what they accomplished. Congratulations! Like many I'm looking forward future projects from the gang.