I’ve been informed of a fan­tas­tic project that an acquain­tance of mine is involved in. Accord­ing to the web­site, Seri­ously Fine Art Pro­duc­tions was cre­ated to “sup­port, pro­mote, and dis­trib­ute short films.” 

Short films are often over­looked and under­val­ued. I mean, how often do you pick them up at the dvd rental store or buy them? Never? Like short sto­ries or poems short films must be care­fully crafted with excep­tional atten­tion to detail to be good. This pre­cise art form should not just be for stu­dents, music videos and as a stop gap on the way to a full-length movie career. The folks at Seri­ously Fine Art Pro­duc­tions believe that short films should be con­sid­ered a full-fledged, seri­ous art form of their own and I agree.

Good luck to Thomas DeCarlo and Laura Stypka and I look for­ward to reap­ing the ben­e­fits of your work! I’m pro­vid­ing a link to their web­site here and in the links sec­tion of this site. www.seriouslyfineart.com