New Website!

We've been working hard on a new broadcast series and we've done a total redesign on the website to match. Check out www.captain-pixel.com to see the new design and to learn more about our new series Geektastic!

Email Problems, MySpace and a little more....

OK, so we disocvered an issue with the emial link here on the site that goes back to our service provider. Until the issue is worked out please contact us over at our all new MySpace site here:

www.myspace.com/captainpixel

We have pictures, videos, and more recent blog posts there. We may eventually move everything over there as much as I hate working with the clunky Myspace interface. Other than that we are still sending "A Cheaper Way to Go" to festivals and we have another short doc in the works as well as a television series pitch coming together. More when we are allowed to talk about it!

Nashville Film Festival, Doc Channel, and more....

I know these updates should come more often and I fully plan to make that happen. We had a fantastic screening at The Nashville Film Festival! Our newest short film, A Cheaper Way to Go played to a near sold out crowd. WE will have pics up soon. Suzie nad I met Rob Thomas as he was at th festival screenign his new documentary film and I had a great time chatting with Craig Brewer, director of "Hustle and Flow" and "Black Snake Moan".

If you're interested I wrote a full festival recount for the Documentary Channel website. You can read htat here:

http://www.documentarychannel.com/main/content/view/124/1/

We are still working hard on our television series pitches, more on that really soon....

A Cheaper Way to Go still on the Go!

It's been way too long since we updated, but our newest short film is really keeping us busy! A Cheaper Way to Go is officially playing the Nashville Film Festival! This is a big deal because this festival is now one of the top 20 in the country! We are playing at 2 pm Sunday the 22nd. Head on over to their website at www.nashvillefilmfestival.org to see the schedule and get tickets.

We have a number of other projects in process now that we can't discuss yet but look for updates soon!

A Cheaper Way to Go in MS

We jsut returned from Mississippi where we attended the Magnolia Film Festival! Our latest short film, A Cheaper Way to Go had a fantastic screening at the fest. While there we also shot a video blog for The Documentary Channel that'll be available at their website as soon as we can get it editied. We also met up with Jay Edwards the producer and editor of Aqua teen Hunger Force. He took a few minutes to discuss all the Aqua Teen happenings as well as what's up with his solo project, Stomp! Shout! Scream! a feature film of the late 60's B movie variety that's hilarious. Look for the interview to appear at www.mainia.com as soon as I Suzie gets it transcribed for me.

We have some big news on the way about some television prokects we've been working on. We don't want to jinx it by announcing too early so keep checking back! On that front we have some video posted from one of the series we are pitching. To see a few choice scenes from Geek Nation head on over to www.geeknationtv.com!

More soon....

A Cheaper Way to Go on the road!

A Cheaper Way to Go, our latest short film, had a great screening at the Indie Memphis Film Festival back in October. We've submitted to several other festivals so we hope to have the film out playing several times between January and March. The film was picked up for one major festival at the screening but it's a little to soon to announce details. we'll post that asap.

We are working hard on our new TV series pitch "Geek Nation" with producer Jeff Krulik. We have hammered out the writen pitch and hired hosts so we are now filmming a demo reel to go out to networks along with the written pitch. We should have more for you on that shortly including some video!

Lots of projects in the works

A Cheaper Way to Go is still slowly pushing toward completition. We've also started accepting headshots for an upcoming TV pitch. Finally we were pitched a treatment for a short film that sounds like it'll be great. That treatment is in the script writing phase as we speak. Also, we are gearing up for a full day of independent filmmaker workshops as part of the Hypericon Sci-Fi Convention on June 24rd, 24th, and 25th. We have indie filmmakers coming from Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia to be on panels and participate in workshops for the three day weekend. To see all the programming go here:

http://www.hypericon.info/programming.php

We can sleep when we're dead.

One last thing, for those who may not have checked it out yet we have set up a PayPal system to make it easier to purchase your own copy of Fans and Freaks! Just click the store button on the left.

More soon....