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REEL FOOD FROM REEL WOMEN: Our Favorite Dishes, is now in the hands of my graphic designers. I’m really excited about its upcoming release! It’s been quite a bit of work, and I hope you all will enjoy it. Now, I can get back to screenwriting! I need to do a final polish on “Virgin Canyon Massacre,” which is a lesbian supernatural thriller. I also have the outline for a lesbian P.I. drama that I want to start writing in about 2 months. So, busy times again! Rock ‘n Roll, baby! I HATE the ads google adsense is putting on my site. I may have to cancel. The Dolls is an avante-garde drag troupe that’s been performing in Albuquerque, New Mexico for about 15 years. Their play “Malice in Wonderland” will soon be out as a feature film…shot on green screen with very campy and bawdy humor. http://www.thedollsmovie.com I really think this will be a MUST SEE drag film! I was on set a couple times watching the filming, and it was so hard for all us of to not break out in laughter! The costumes and make-up are tremendous, as well.  Not a good day for Alice The film will begin post-production in a couple days, and the goal is to have a trailer by March 1st. You can help with the costs of finishing this film by pre-ordering the DVD for only $20, at this time. The DVD will include autographs from the cast. Can’t beat that with a stick!  Poster art from the original play by the same name. Go check them out! I think you’ll see it will be worth the online trip. www.thedollsmovie.com I can’t believe that January is almost over. I know I’ve been derelict of my duties as a blogger, but sheesh…have things been busy! Besides my full-time job, I’m taking a writing class and WOW! does that take time. I’ve met with people who have asked for help on their film projects…two of which I have agreed to. The Dolls is a drag troupe in Albuquerque that have been giving us live performances for about 15 years. The plays are comedic, bawdy, and quite a bit naughty. They are making a film of one of these plays, “Malice in Wonderland.” I will be helping them with their marketing and publicity, and the film is already in production.  Poster from the original play, 2007 “Malice In Wonderland: The Dolls Movie” is their first project. I can’t wait to see the final project. Here’s a link to their website: http://www.thedollsmovie.com . Also, I’m researching a group of women who in the 1950’s and early 60’s went thru the same training as men to become astronauts, but were never allowed to go into space. And, so, Russia beat us to that. It took almost 4 decades before Sally Ride became the first US woman in space! So, that’s what I’ve been up to so far this month. I hope all of you are having a great new year so far. Life and work has been so busy, but wanted to take a moment and wish all a happy holiday. May the new year be filled with joy and pleasant surprises. Hello all,  Mango Salsa Ingredients: Instructions: Refrigerate one hour before serving. Note: This salsa is wonderful with chips, or as an accent for fish such as tilapia. ENJOY! Butch Jamie is a quirky, gender-bending comedy about an out-of-work butch lesbian actress willing to try almost anything for a role. Dressing up femme for auditions, struggling actress Jamie Klein continually faces rejection as she fails to be a typical leading lady. Spurred on by her roommate Lola’s successful cat actor, Jamie decides to take a different approach and audition as herself – aka “Butch Jamie”. She immediately lands a role – as a man! You will love this movie. Available at www.wolfevideo.com “I love the humor and drama of this film!” Nina In the wildly popular romantic comedy CHUTNEY POPCORN, an Indian-American lesbian (Nisha Ganatra) becomes the surrogate mom for her sister, but loses her girlfriend (Crossing Jordan’s Jill Hennessy). “Another favorite of mine.” Nina An Outrageous Comedy With A Queer Little Twist! When sexy, upper-crust society wife Alex (Keri Jo Chapman) falls for her old high school best friend, Grace (Teresa Garret) the snobby little town of Azalea Springs is up in arms. Alongside the budding romance, indie filmmaker Kelli Herd brings us a hilarious comic portrait of small-town life and a firm trouncing of homophobic intolerance as the whole town confronts the zany rumor that their water supply is turning everyone gay! Available from WolfeVideo.com |
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