Here’s something cool I came across while surfing the old ‘Net this evening… our feature film The Falls is available right now on Google Video for $9.98. You get the first 30 seconds free, then you’ll have to pay for the rest.

The film is also available through NetFlix’s new “instant viewing” feature. Follow the link, and if you are a NetFlix member you can simply click the “Play” button. NetFlix’s instant viewing system produces a beautiful picture, one that easily rivals DVD quality over a broadband connection. Check it out - lots of movies are now available!

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Now online: Web-exclusive behind the scenes videos featuring the making of some of The Falls‘ amazing visual effects! Join director Paul DeNigris, production designer / co-producer Brad Doan, and VFX artist Andy Sinur as they walk you through the ins and outs of producing 225 visual effects shots on a microbudget. This is amazing stuff not seen on the DVD!

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After years of pre-production… 30 days of filming… countless hours of editing, color correction, and visual effects work… a limited theatrical release… and a successful film festival run… The Falls is now available to a mass audience as Ardustry Home Entertainment releases the film on DVD today.

Order your copy today on Amazon.

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There will be a reception celebrating the DVD release of The Falls on January 11th at the University of Advancing Technology (where Paul teaches) in Tempe, Arizona - co-hosted by the Phoenix Film Project. Join us for live jazz music, food and drink, giveaways, a screening of “Everything Works Out: The Making of The Falls” and more!

The Falls DVD Release Party
Tuesday, January 11th
6:30pm-8:30pm MST
University of Advancing Technology
2625 W. Baseline Road, Tempe, AZ 85283
www.uat.edu

after party at George & Dragon II
NW corner of S. 48th Street and Broadway
9pm-whenever

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