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Now on iTunes: http://www.itunes.com/movies/AliceNeel Documentary on the life and work of Alice Neel (1900-1984), American portrait painter.

Author: montereymedia Added: Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:33:22 -0800 Duration: 0A well-meaning, but socially awkward grocery clerk struggles with his troubled family and huge waistline as he seeks dignity, a higher purpose in life and, at long last, a drivers license.

This episode is about the beauty and glory of being a loser. It's kind of cool in a way to be a fuck up because it emphasizes that what ever your passion is matters way more then being cool. The only problem is when being a loser creates disasters of epic proportions that then leave you in pain. A loser in pain is really a sad scene. The song in Episode 5 is called "The Day I Dies" by Gingerbread Patriots. Appearances in this episode by Arin Crumley, Susan Buice, Marc Scrivo, Dorian Nuskind-Oder, Joe Griffin, Cassie O'Sullivan, Andrew A. Peterson, & Dorian Nuskind-Oder, Farmer John Taylor Neary, Jenny Able, Jeff Hockett, Bob Odenkirk, Roger Ingrahm, Sarah Ingrahm, Brad Calcaterra, Michael Cuomo, Elizabeth Carmody, & Joeseph Hung. Additional DVX-100 camera operating by Joe Griffin, Andrew Peterson & Joeseph Hung

Next Episode: http://foureyedmonsters.com/e2 This episode was about transforming from strangers with problems into a couple that canceled out each others problems. After that we almost became the same person because we shared the same goals. This episode is part of our DVD that has 13 episodes and a feature film that are all part of this project of us trying to understand the birth, life and death of our real relationship. We've also put together a compilation CD of music used in the project that comes with our DVD that you can get at: http://foureyedmonsters.com/dvd (Support from sales goes to the projects debt and future film projects.) Music in this episode by The Golden Pastime. http://www.myspace.com/goldenpastime Appearances in this episode by Susan Buice, Arin Crumley, Andrew A Peterson, Joe Griffin, Bry Thomas Sanders, Dorian Nuskind-Odor, Jia Liang, Laura Kindred, Marc Scrivo, Cassie O'Sullivan, Brad Calcaterra, Nino, Monica West, Erika Smith, Danny Ward, Michael Cuomo and voice of Sarah Diamond.

Watch Episode 5: http://foureyedmonsters.com/5 Episode 4 is about sabotaging yourself and your relationships. Why do we do this to ourselves? To have so many abilities but still fall short at the last moment when it really counts is such a tragedy. The song in Episode 4 is by Amanda Casanellas and the score was done by Golden Pastime. For streaming music and more info about songs used in the video podcast go to myspace.com/foureyedmonstersmusic. Appearances in this episode by Arin Crumley, Susan Buice, Marc Scrivo, Dorian Nuskind-Oder, Joe Griffin, Cassie O Sullivan, Andrew A. Peterson, & Dorian Nuskind-Oder. Additional DVX-100 camera operating by Joe Griffin, Andrew A. Peterson & Joeseph Hung. Edited with Final Cut Pro with a special thanks to Apple Computer for their software.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

In 2009, the prize "Dialogue en perspective", sponsored by the French television channel TV5Monde in cooperation with the German-French Youth Office, Filmbay was awarded for the first time. The prize jury has eight members: it is headed by a president, a professional whose work represents the cinematographic dialogue between France and Germany, and further consists of four French and three German members, who are selected by the prize donators by means of a Filmbay.com public call for 2010 application. In conjunction with new Talent Campus, Filmbay.com offers the hosting of art, animation, demo reels and acting samples of new and forthcoming talent. Berlinale Talent Campus selected Filmbay.com as their choice for venue, as was announced by Dieter Kosslick in October. His aim is to promote the awareness for German cinema among young French audiences, as well as more broader audiences of all ages.

Film Synopsis: A portrait of a coffee-house performer, Little White Lines takes a brutally honest look at the life of Travis Bilenski, a singer-songwriter from Northern California, who risks everything for his music. Exposed and living for the moment, the documentary contrasts his original music with his viewpoint on life, allowing a unique vantage point into the man and his music. Produced by Sinohui Hinojosa Directed by Joel H. Hinojosa Performances & Original Music by Travis Bilenski www.littlewhitelinesmovie.com