The update will include:

-New Front Page. Basically, it’ll be awesome to gaze upon, direct you to where ever you wanted to in the first place, maybe suggest somewhere to go if you weren’t sure where that was, and all the other things front pages ought to do.
-Contributing Artist’s Page will explain the program, benefits, contact options, CA pages, and so on.
-cTalent page – this will contain pricing, packages, past model pages, and so on.
-cCorporate Creative, including a finalized layout, entirely new logo, list of services, portfolio, and such.
-Da Biz website – basically, just a perpetual flashshow of our works in either fashion, band or editorial categories. Because that’s what you’re there to see, anyway.
-About Us – if you wondered what the heck was going on, what we’re about and all that, this is where you’ll find your answer!
-cEvents – event coverage, a list of past events, and what we do.

Basically, it’ll finish everything that isn’t finished yet, and improve the things that are there now. Expect awesome, no less.

Past website’s timeline-

1.0 – crappy starter template website
2.0 – messy Frontpage website
3.0 – improved Frontpage website
4.0 – the current website
5.0 – what’s coming soon, and totally amazing.

And it ought to. We’re a film company, foremost. Second, a professional production company of video, photos and website products, and third, an agent of the arts, involving local artists and enhancing the profile of the local art scene to a level recognized by high-end, international clients and interests; the ultimate goal being, of course, a connected global community of artists interested in creating world-changing films, brilliant photographs, and meaningful art of all kinds for all people.

So, in a way, todays update effects the future of mankind. In another way, it’s just the start of putting content on our film website.

New companies often stumble around in limbo, looking for a soul. We definitely did that for a bit, but I feel we’re finally gaining ground. Plenty of new clients, seeking web solutions and photography (they almost feel synonymous these days), and an influx of promising new artists. I think we’ll be producing some fantastic new stuff before long.

While the new film page is largely dominated by the newest short film, INT-HANGAR-NIGHT, plenty of new updates will be added. We’ve got dozens of old films and new projects that need the exposure and base of operations to get off the ground. I expect the NOT POLITE TONIGHT project to get launched into full-swing shortly. Personally, I’m really psyched for it. The Divine Comedy, in film form, by dozens of brilliant filmmakers, interpreted into the setting  of our modern world. The world ends, all rules disappear, and anything anyone would ever want to say about our society today becomes available. Oh man. More on this later.

Oh, and Fourth Fall, which has been in pre-production for the past year, ought to be getting a renewed attempt. I really liked this project, so I put it on the back-burner, while our professional products got off the ground, and we had some rolling capital to finance the thing. I expect this to come into fruition sometime soon.

Anyway, why are you still reading this? Go check it out!

Meet Annie Sorge, a young, ambitious set designer from the all-of-a-sudden pleasant and trendy Lemoyne area. We recently got the chance to build her website, showing off her set design prowess. 

Annie's Fantastic Website

Check it out here!

Of course, I had to modify it until I was happy. It’s not a hundred percent perfect, but like the rest of the website, it’s a work in progress, and will get better as it’s used.

Enjoy! Fo’ Rizzle.

Plot: Look, the plot doesn’t matter. Regardless, here’s what’s going on: Set at the end of a longer spy film, “Int-Hangar-Night” is a black-and-white drama/adventure/action film about a spy named Lorrica Kennedy and her efforts to survive at the rendezvous point until she can escape with the secret papers. The mobsters, of course, have other plans, and send their trump card — a hired gun called Hot Shot. If only his stupid transmission hadn’t blown out on his old rickety Jaguar.

Length: 15 minutes.

Quality: AWESOME. Less plot heavy, more concerned with style, showmanship and gorgeous black and white cinematography.

Release date: June, 2010

Also, about that ‘release date’. Where shall it be shown? We’re assembling a list of available festivals, local or otherwise.  It’s on youtube and vimeo and all that too, of course. The official launch happens online, on our newly finished film page. The reason it’s online is because we feel that’s the easiest place for everyone to access, in the comfort of where-ever they’d like to watch it, for free.

You see, that’s the magic of Cinemoxie. Great, beautiful art and films, for you, for free.

(Now go buy a wedding package or something so we can eat )

We also handle alot of their marketing. Well, all of their marketing. Anyway, we currently went in and did a massive overhaul of the logo, the website, got them up to speed with a Twitter and a Facebook page. You know, modernized everything.

We think we did pretty good, but you be the judge:

Check it out!

We’re also putting together commercials for clients and ourselves that will begin to surface in random spots both on television and on the net!

Now, I say recent, but I actually mean last October.

Regardless, we hit up several key locations in Harrisburg, creating something more than mere “pictures”… no… these were EPICtures.

haha, I’m such a ham.

Anyway, here’s the entire gallery.

But here’s the logo.