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Friday, August 13, 2010

Screening at The Woods in Sellwood

The Mcgillacuddy's screening had a great turnout, an energetic reaction, and brought lots of new fans to the project. It was an awesome night! On to our next FREE screening on August 24th, at 8pm, located in a Portland staple venue, The Woods. The establishment is a former funeral parlor converted into one of the prettiest and most unique venues you'll ever lay your eyes on. It boasts a great sound system, large screen, strong and tasty beer-wine-liquor selection, and a spacious hard wood floor seating area for the screening. It will be the perfect place for our next night out. Come enjoy yourselves.
Our Fall festival run should begin in October. The festivals will be in contact by the end of August. Until then, more screenings to come.
Thanks again for your interest and support of our local indie feature project done with heart, talent, and dedication.
-Keith

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

The Corners (synopsis)

This feature length film will be filmed and based in Portland, Oregon.

It is a small yet big city perfect for the setting of the film.

'The Corners' is an array of intriguing connecting stories and characters.

It is dramatic, chaotic, a bit humorous, and gritty. Several aimless and misguided lives, all unknowingly connected to each other, accidentally intersect after a convenience store shooting on Thanksgiving night.

Portland Skyline Pictures, Images and Photos

Director/Writer of 'The Corners'

Keith Apland is the man behind the curtain of 'Day 1000 Films' and is the creative force behind this feature length film. (The Corners)
Keith is a very well rounded inspired individual, and very, personable and pleasurable to work with and for.

'Junk In The Box Productions' (The creators of the web series, "The Free Box" www.thefreebox.tv) is teaming up with Day 1000 to create this high potential film.

Winona was the first film Keith Apland wrote and directed. Edited by Jon Meyer (Junk In The Box) Call it beginners luck if you will. But, I would call it raw talent, motivation, creativity, and spirit.