Say My Name wrapped up its festival run in January. After picking up some nominations and a couple of awards, we are actively pursuing leads for finding a second life for the film. In the meantime, we updated the trailer and -- hopefully -- Say My Name will come to a streaming channel near you! Serial killer Mason Oliver Reed thought his final victim was silenced—until she returns. Wreathed in smoke and molten wounds, she stalks him through the shadows, a demonic doll at her side, whispering one command: “Say my name.” We also added some new artwork as well:

The setting was stunning: an old rural church in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. Built in 1883, the Old Lynn Church had hosted many performances over the last 100 years. But for the last two decades, it was home to some of the world's most renowned singer-songwriters.  This Sacred Place: The Story of Old Lynn Concerts tells this part of the Old Lynn story.  As a concert venue, the sound is spectacular in this church. There is something warm and comfortable about the way the sound envelopes the audience, bouncing here and there off the walls and the tin ceiling, providing a pleasant reverb. In terms of lighting----well, that proved to be a bit of a challenge. This was apparent especially as the light from the early evening that was coming in through the stained glass began to change, darkening the room.  Lighting is crucial to any endeavor at story-telling; a live concert is no different. "White Balance" is necessary to adjust the camera's sensors to the light in or...