The Eyes of Me: SXSW World Premiere

We're finishing up The Eyes of Me this week because it is premiering Wed., March 18th at 7:15 p.m. during SXSW.

An extraordinary look at 4 blind teens. The parallel stories of 2 freshmen and 2 seniors unfold over the course of one dynamic year at the Texas School for the Blind in Austin. EYES offers a fresh perspective on growing up and fitting in.

Distilled from over 250 hours of footage, this experiential doc captures a textured portrait of its characters. Director Keith Maitland worked closely with the film's subjects to produce sequences of stylized rotoscopic animation to complement the film's observational aesthetic.

Forced to confront the world without sight, they share their thoughts, their perceptions, their inner-visions of the outer world. You cannot understand their perceptions without challenging your own.

How do you see yourself when you can't see at all?

Secret Mac&Cheez Pollinating

Details to follow. We're collaborating with our friend and director/designer/animator Stephen Fishman from Mac&Cheez on our vision of Austin. We'll keep you posted.

State of Tomorrow Returns

Update: You can see all spots here



We'll keep you posted on the February air date, but we just finished mixing and color correcting a series of TV spots and a 30 min documentary for Alpheus Media's Emmy awarding winning series The State of Tomorrow.

"From 21st-century cancer care to alternative energy sources, public higher education innovators across Texas are working to solve our state's toughest challenges. State of Tomorrow™ highlights their progress with a Lone Star EMMY® Award-winning series that offers personal stories from cancer patients, hurricane survivors, farmers and teachers, and interviews with researchers, scientists and doctors who are shaping the future of our world."

SWA: February is Black History Month

Parke just finished color correcting a TV spot for Action Figure/GSD&M Idea City/SWA. It was shot on the red by the superstar team DP Shane Shelley and Director Dan Brown. Produced by Susan Lazarus and edited by Ariel Quintans. Check out some stills: