Well, it sure has been a while, hasn’t it? A little over six months for those of you who are counting. A great deal has happened in the last half year. We’ll see what we can get to in the coming days.
For now, I’ll let those who bother to read this know that I’ve relocated to Los Angeles for the winter with much to accomplish.
With the first post of the year, here is my new DP reel along with a few still gems from past seasons.

Here’s to 2015.

-Jeff

Mint is proud to present the latest line from Core Deco.

We are very pleased to share our entirely new range of home goods. Bold, unexpected, and memorable, each of the new offerings has it's own distinct presence.
In the furniture category we have two exciting new additions, The Pyramid Terrarium and The Diamond Table. Expertly constructed with luxurious hardwoods, these items are well suited to take center stage in your home or office. 

After the wild success of our debut collection of Ceramic Tiles we are back now with even more options. Timeless greyscale geometry meets the modern interior. Revive your shower or kitchen backsplash with these unique gems. 
-MWM

We had a nice visit back to Maine for Matt W. Moores new digs, it's always a pleasure working with him and the Core Deco products. 
So much thanks to the folks at Possible Studios for doing just that.
If you're feeling the tunes in these videos, we highly recommended checking the artists out, Double Tone, Mike Be and Dear Face.

Cheers!

Day 4 has wrapped in chilly Comlumbia, MO.

The weekend temperaturs dipped will into the single digits with dustings of snow and bouts of freezing rain, only reinforcing the bounding experience.

The day was booked with some heavy hitters, Rich Hill & Boyhood being obvious highlights. Cairo Drive was on deck until a projection failure cancelled the screening, some impromptu performance by Maine's Tough Cats smoothed the experience. I hope to catch it upon a national release.

The night closed with yet another amazing Buskers Last Stand performance at the Missouri Theater, featuring The Tough Cats & Samuel James (Maine), as well as Yes Ma'am, Raya Brass Band and Les Trois Coups.

Finally wrapping out the volunteer party around 2am, the Maine Contingent (proudly rolling with 4 new members, Ian, Andrea, Colin & Sam) found warmth and refuge at the Berlin Cafe for a night cap and waffles, bringing the True/False experience full circle.

What a weekend. I'm already looking forward to next year.

Trailers and recap coming soon.

Day 3 complete, packed as usual, filled with a few Secret Screenings that should be noted, as well as Stand Clear Of The Closing Doors. Trailers soon to come. Starting Day 4 now, with much anticipation.

Day 2 wrapped. Apples and Sausage at the Berlin, just as good as last year. Found one of the raddest Cosby sweaters ever, photos soon to come. Notable films: Sacro GRA, might have been my favorite film of the weekend so far. The Vanguishing of the Witch Baba Yaga had the best sound track I've heard in a while. Feeling really great about this weekend so far...

Day 1 of T/F: Accomplished.

Field Notes: I now know that I can stay awake trough 3 film screenings on only two hours of sleep. A Stuckey's Pecan Log Roll is a Missouri truck stop treat better left untouched. Notable film of the da: Jodorowsky's Dune.

Off to Cafe Berlin for breakfast and much needed coffee.

Still of the day from the Year-round Metal Enjoyment edits.

Still of the day from the Year-round Metal Enjoyment edits.

Back in the lab, back to the drawing board. The Year-round Metal Enjoyment edits continue. It's a long and daunting process, but we know it'll be worth the wait.

If you haven't already checked out the Maine based media hub The Entertainment Experiment, you should. It's by far the leading source for Maine based video productions on the web.
We are honored to have a short horror favorite of ours screening on their Casting Shadows channel. Check out Mint Films' "A Bell In The Yard".