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By admin, on January 2nd, 2011 Happy (Gregorian) New Year from Gods and Kings. Whatever I may have promised in the past, you can mark my words that 2011 is the year the film will be released. After all, we only have a year til 2012, when, thanks to an important modern myth, the eyes of the world will turn toward the Maya and their calendar. In the meantime, please enjoy this latest draft of the trailer, which incorporates a few newly translated interviews. The next thing I release will be the rough cut.
By admin, on November 23rd, 2010 Last week, a five minute version of our last documentary, Chocolate Country, won an award in the ViewChange Film Contest. A panel of celebrity judges gave the film a $5000 prize in the Empowerment category (some of which will go toward finishing Gods and Kings), and the piece is now featured on the excellent new ViewChange.org site, which links short films about global development with the resources to take action. You can take a look at the short here, and the other winners here By admin, on October 5th, 2010
By admin, on January 21st, 2010 I just had to add a ‘press’ category for posts: By admin, on January 3rd, 2010 Australian Xena: Warrior Princess fans have discovered the disfraz femenina: By admin, on January 1st, 2010 happy (Gregorian) New Year from Gods and Kings yesterday, I found this old Tarzan movie. it’s in the public domain, and the terrifying intro to Guatemala seems perfect for this film. of course, I’d probably cut out before the shots of rhinos and lions. there are indeed, many dangers in Guatemala, but rhinos and lions are not among them. also, Maya priests don’t usually sport long white Gandalf beards (unless of course they’re dancing in the disfraz). happy (Gregorian) New Year from Gods and Kings yesterday, I found this old Tarzan movie. it’s in the public domain, and the terrifying intro to Guatemala seems perfect for this film. of course, I’d probably cut out before the shots of rhinos and lions. there are indeed, many dangers in Guatemala, but rhinos and lions are not among them. also, Maya priests don’t usually sport long white Gandalf beards (unless of course they’re dancing in the disfraz). By admin, on October 28th, 2009 This latest 10 minute fundraising trailer has new content from this summer’s expedition By admin, on October 28th, 2009 Namshub Films’ submission to the Obama Health Reform Video Challenge made the top 20 in the country today. you can watch it here: 
and better yet, vote for it here thanks are due to the Internet Archive polls close November 6th. By admin, on October 26th, 2009 This is a brand new scene, from footage I shot this summer. it’s not for the masses, but it’s available to anyone in the ‘inner circle’ – that is anyone who’s invested time or money in the project. By admin, on October 26th, 2009 welcome to the new blog-equipped website for Gods and Kings. when you’re both editor and director, postproduction can start to feel a bit solipsistic. I updated this site because I wanted a platform to share ideas I’m wrestling with, and scenes I’m working on with the crew, the participants, fans, friends, strangers, whoever. anyone can log in and add to the discussion with replies and comments. |
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