Lancaster's Independent Filmmakers of Tomorrow

Lancaster's Independent Filmmakers of Tomorrow What's the best way to learn? By doing. Lancaster is a small but promising town for the young filmmaker by presenting itself with lots of land.

Rumor has it that Lancaster, California is just close enough to Los Angeles, and has just enough space to draw some of L.A.s film crews on over. With a fair list of movies that have already filmed in the area, and some under the radar actors calling it home, we fully support the idea. Lancaster's Independent Film Makers of Tomorrow is a self made organization, made BY the young learning minds, FOR

the young learning minds. We create an easy-going environment where students of film can express their ideas and even take a crack at writing, funding, filming, and distributing films. The best part, is it's all started, executed and completed on OUR OWN. Raising a series of young individuals who learn how to make an independent movie... well, by making independent movies.

WIP book cover for "Stained". Lemme know what you think, so I can finish it up.
04/20/2012

WIP book cover for "Stained". Lemme know what you think, so I can finish it up.

Our Official Kickstarter for the project!
03/20/2012

Our Official Kickstarter for the project!

A best-selling sci-fi writer with OCD must attend signings for his publisher, despite his fear of possible contamination.

http://vimeo.com/asaproductions/stainedpromo
03/17/2012

http://vimeo.com/asaproductions/stainedpromo

A clip used to raise funds to complete a short about a best-selling science fiction writer with OCD and germaphobia, who's forced by his publisher to leave his house and attend signing and marketing events.

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