Oregon: Indy Film Maker Focuses on Sasquatch
The True Believer is finally in production after filmmaker/script writer Nathaniel Bennett and his wife saved for a year to be able to fund the project. In the film two brothers, played by Alex Warren and Thomas Shelton, will work together to try to find Bigfoot. They’ll also be attending a civic forum to try to stop logging in Bigfoot habitat areas.
The script is said to be ‘absolutely hilarious.’ The 30-minute indy film will be entered in Ashland and Sacramento film festivals, and other film festivals throughout the country.
Source: Indy film starts shooting locally: Jacksonville up first; 30-minute movie has Bigfoot as part of plot by Tony Boom, published September 28, 2009 in the Mail Tribune.
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About the blogger...
I'm Linda Jo Martin, a Bigfoot believer living in Northern California about fifty miles from the Bluff Creek film site. There have been five reports of Bigfoot sightings within a mile of my home near Happy Camp, CA. I'm also a member of Friends of Sasquatch, a local group for study of inter-species communication via subtle energies, and for the protection of Sasquatch.
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Im very pleased to see a movie about Bigfoot
I think it could be a great success.I spent a lot of time writing a Bigfoot movie sound track, You can listen to it on my website, under my music, and click on Bigfoot movie sound track. I wish Mr. Bennett the best. James Kocher, Song Writer
Comment by james kocher — September 30, 2009 @ 6:01 am
Darn, and I took off Youtube my slideshow of Bigfoot made from my charcoal eraser! If only I would have stuck it out a little longer.
I wish them the best.
Comment by Linda Newton-Perry — September 30, 2009 @ 9:00 am
Why would the script be absolutely hilarious ? I can see parts of it being funny, but not the whole thing….
Comment by JB — September 30, 2009 @ 12:04 pm
I guess we’ll have to wait and see what’s funny about it. That’s how one of the lead actors described the script.
Comment by Linda — September 30, 2009 @ 8:52 pm