Shooting is Completed

I'm happy to announce that all shooting for our movie King Arthur is completed, and we are now in editing, post-production stage. My friend Abigail Harrison, with Entrada Productions is also working on a movie called Engano and another studio, Lord and Lady Productions, is working on a movie called Grail Lords. I'm excited to see the end results of both of these movie in 2013 and I hope you will check out their websites and watch their completed movies if and when they are available!

Updated Trailer

Well, I have done practically nothing today but work on this new, updated version of the trailer. There's a few more fighting scenes, better quality clips and all the little tidbits I could fit in. Hope you enjoy!

King Arthur Trailer

Finally, here is the finished music trailer for King Arthur. I have not made  a regular one yet but I think this one will suffice for now. Enjoy!

Horatio Hornblower

 My sisters and I have been watching the Horatio Hornblower series (starring Ioan Gruffud) on YouTube over the past two weeks. They are based on C.S. Forester's first three books in the Hornblower Saga, Midshipman Hornblower, Lieutenant Hornblower, and Hornblower and the Hotspur. I am really pleased with them so far, even though the first and second movies varied a little bit from the book; but I am able to overlook that in light of their other qualities. I currently have 10 books left to finish in the 12-book series so I can't possibly give a very complete review on the books or the movies, but I really like them. I don't intend to read all 12 books, but I do intend to read the next one at least and maybe another after it. I have a lot of good books this year; Scarlet Pimpernel, more Sherlock Holmes, Wodehouse, Jane Austen and others so I can't possibly hope to read all the Hornblower books and finish my other readings. :) Anyway, I found that the books and the movies (available on YouTube), were very good and I hope you read them.

The Matterhorn

Here are a few pictures of the Matterhorn. I recently read about it in Richard Halliburton's The Royal Road to Romance.