Official GunTown Thread (Page 6 of 22)

a little update for ya...

I stumbled upon a local guy who does music and score with a badass full recording studio in his house.

We're going surround sound baby.

I second this and congrats on the latest news Acey

I think that's a damn good idea Ace  !

Thank you Noc. Far too many people are less fortunate than others. Foundations such as these can always use a bit of extra assistance. If I am going to pursue filmmaking, then I feel I should give to such charities to help.

Research and development takes funding. Why not contribute.

Thanks Puppy and Deadhorse.

Deadhorse, lol. My stepfather has been a Shriner for over 50 years and even started the SASMC. (Southern Association for Shriners Motor Corp) I've seen what those guys do for people.

My father was blind, so the Foundation for the Blind came to mind. The Red Cross is a worthy organization as well. I just hope I can continue my venture as a filmmaker so I can contribute.

my sister had spina biffada and fluid on the brain so I donate  as regular as I can to them  and any other childrens charities . They all do amazing work hun but you need to decide on one or two that you will support fo the long term or you'll end up with all profit going to charity and earning nothing . keep sight on that your iin this to make a living as well >>>>>>> Just saying  all power to you though hun xxxxxxxx

All credit to you hun , sounds like you know what you want so go for it I wish you all the luck in the world withthis venture and can't wait to buy it on D.V.D soon xxxx

Looks like IMDb has just about wrapped up adding the credits. Proud to be on there.

Thank you Mistress. XOXO I've decided to give to a different charity for each film I make.

Ace, that truly is remarkable.  Good for you.    Bo and I are very excited to chat with you about the flick and do everything we can to get it out there.  The heart of a true fan as well as the heart of a philanthropist.  That's the kind of film maker I like to support. 

Thanks ya'll. It feels really good to give something back. I told Andy about it, and he was very happy.

Kinda funny, we had discussed it a bit, then I mentioned that my stepfather has been a Shriner for over 50 years.

As it turns out, the Shriners Hospital were the ones who gave Andy his therapy to where he could use special walking canes to help get around. If it wasn't for them, he'd be stuck in a wheelchair full time.