“I go to war with everything that doesn’t make sense in a bathtub” has been accepted into the New Orleans Film Festival. It’s an honour to be able to take this film back to Louisiana and screen it at one of our favourite New Orleans institutions, the Prytania Theatre. It has been a long road, but we are finally coming home. If you were part of this project in anyway, please get in touch and let us know whether or not you will be able to make it.

The screening will take place at 12:15 pm on Saturday October 12th. Hope to see everyone there!

The internet fairies came sometime in the night and brought us the long promised trailer!

For those of you that haven’t noticed, the photo gallery is now live. Just click “Photo Gallery” above and to the right of my speech bubble.

The final cut of “I go to war with everything that doesn’t make sense in a bathtub.” will screen tonight for the first time at Reach Out 2009 in New York City.

Hello Sensible Bathers,
For anyone that read my recent article in the Daily Gorilla and felt passionate against the CPSIA, there will be a rally in Washington, D.C. on April 1st to draw more attention to the travesty that is the Consumer Product Safety Improvement act. Click here to learn more about the rally.  Special thanks to Rick Woldenberg of Learning Resources Inc. for organizing this event.

Hello Bathers,
Please check out my latest blog post on the Reach Film Fellowship Blog.  Click the link or copy http://blog.thereachfilmfellowship.com into a NEW window (if you copy it into this window, bad things may happen).

And we have a new and improved website… as well as a twitter, a facebook, and a myspace.

Principal photography was completed on schedule on January 25th. Immediately after, Director Jules Monteyne and Director of Photography Evan Pesses traveled to New York for a supervised transfer session at Postworks. The footage turned out well, and the film is now in post production.

Secret Frames today announced that Evan Pesses had been named the Director of Photography for “I go to war with everything that doesn’t make sense in a bathtub.” Along with being another Louisiana native, Pesses brings a great deal of experience and talent to the table.

In an effort not only to fill crew positions, but also to give valuable experience to students in his 2004 shoes, Monteyne returned to the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts. While there, he spoke to two Media Arts classes about film school, building a career in the entertainment world, and, most importantly, “I go to war with everything that doesn’t make sense in a bathtub.”