MirkwoodElf

For anyone who doesn't know, I have spent this summer working as producer, writer and first assistant director on the web series Genre Wars: Resistance Rising http://www.genrewarsseries.com. What is Genre Wars?  In short, it's a series that delves into a world in which the likes of Medieval Fantasy, Film Noir, Steampunk, Science Fiction, Martial Arts, Spaghetti Western and so much more all co-exist in the same universe. Watch the Official Teaser Trailer! http://youtu.be/W9-FLrLSDms The pace has shifted significantly; production is nearly complete, and there is a good deal of material that has been generated. What would any production be,

It's been a hundred years since I've given a legitimate update.  But here's the thing: I've been fully engulfed in Genre Wars: Resistance Rising. I want to start off by saying that it is my delight and privilege to be a part of this project.  From the start it's been this intangible, but fascinating concept that we've been attempting to really grasp and bring into reality.  The process has been amazing for me, personally; the collaboration with Justin Moe and everyone else has been tremendous fun.  The amazing part now is seeing it really start to pick up some traction.  I can see heads turning as the project gains speed and a whole new leve

"Hey #DCNation fans! Have you heard?? DC Nation will return in January with all new episodes!" --cartoonnetwork (https://www.deviantart.com/cartoonnetwork), October 13th. https://twitter.com/cartoonnetwork/status/257214071869423617 For those of you who don't know, last weekend, Cartoon Network pulled the entire DC Nation programming block from the schedule - Green Lantern, the DC Nation shorts, the beloved Young Justice: Invasion, all of it - and replaced it with Dreamworks' Dragons, just 10 hours before airtime.  The producers and creators didn't know about this until after it happened.  iTunes didn't know about it and released the episode as originally planned (thank you, Apple).