FAMILY TIE at Film Fest Reloaded

Tomorrow night, "film guy" Bill Woods is hosting his weekly Film Fest Reloaded show in Staten Island and will be screening THE FAMILY TIE along with several other of my shorts and videos including the NEW YORK STALKER trilogy. Here's the release for the event...

Thanks Bill!

This Tuesday, May 20th, we welcome filmmaker, Matthew Glasson.

The filmmaker brings in an ultra violent black comedy romp, The Family Tie, about a young man who witnesses the destruction of his family at the hands of a psychotic business partner of his father’s. Swearing vengeance, the boy seeks out to destroy John and will stop at nothing.

Glasson, born and raised in the Chicago suburb of Mt. Prospect, IL, Matthew Glasson began allocating his energies at an early age as a performer, writer and filmmaker. He went on to attend film school at Columbia College in Chicago before moving to New York City to start a rock group called "God The Band."

During this time, he kept his filmmaking chops fresh by directing and producing music videos for the band and developing other short films. He currently lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, where he works as an editor and filmmaker.

For the film’s website, check out www.familytiemovie.com.

For the trailer, check out www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY5GFTBQ9xY.

So please join us this Tuesday, May 20th with filmmaker, Matthew Glasson at FilmFest Reloaded. Admission is free.

See you at 8 PM at Karl's Klipper, 40 Bay Street, across from the St. George post office in Staten Island, just 1 block south of the SI Ferry Terminal.

Thanks for jumping in...

Bill Woods
FilmFest Reloaded
www.filmfestguy.freewebspace.com

The Family Tie Returns!

Please join me next Tuesday, Feb. 19 for a screening of my short film THE FAMILY TIE at Sugar in Tribeca. The event kicks off at 8 PM with some comedic shorts from the comedy troup MEAT (which i helped edit) as well as some of my own short films followed by the screening of my ultraviolent romp. Happy hour specials until 8, so please come early and join me in a toast. Unless you're overseas or otherwise geographically restricted, I hope you can make it!

http://www.sugarnyc.com
http://familytiemovie.com

Watch FT for free!

While this isn't really a news flash, we have made THE FAMILY TIE available for free viewing on the website without any user registration or shopping cart interface. The film is still available for streaming on the Vividas platform or as a quicktime download - perhaps a flash version is in the works for the future.

And if you haven't yet seen it, what are you waiting for? It's proven that there's no better way to ring in the new year other than a screening of some ultraviolent camp.