Gregory - Hmmm, I envision something like "Christmas in the Sky," only we'll call it "Rigs in the Sky." And we'd like SRAC to also do a visual arts show at Art Space ... "Art of the Shale," we've got photos, blogs, the_Baron has those cool core samples.
(psssst, we don't want to push our luck with Les, we'd be happy if he just comes to the premiere ... he hasn't run out of patience yet and we'd like to keep it that way.)
I think it is all gorgeous - beautifully presented! I'm anxious to share the trailer with online friends all over the world who think I live in a shack on a bayou with alligators at my backdoor! LOL!!
Wasn't Denny Duron, pastor of First Assembly of God, one of those commenting on the shale impact?
Pleasant surprise on naturalgasmovie trailer. My husband, George Hancock, is on this trailer. He is seen playing his baritone sax at the Highland Jazz Fest 2008. "Watermelon Man" by Herbie Hancock. No relationship.
Thanks Fox! Believe it or not, you're not the first to react that way to Mike Smith. Everyone seems to know him (and like him). He was awesome to work with, a real salt o' the earth guy.
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Thanks a ton. I'm seeing Mike next week. Any messages?
Just want to be clear. "Haynesville" has nothing to do with this other trailer. I certainly wish the best for the other filmmakers out there, there is a huge difference in our film and this other film. That said, kudos to George Hancock. I was a tenor player back when I was "cool" (i.e.- a long time ago).
Kyle Fuller rode with me for a day last summer, I had met him at the shaler bash on the Red River. He told me that he was looking at the play from a different perspective than others. Don't know if I made the cut but I did bring him to the Pleasant Hill Petroleum Club for lunch.