Higgs Confirmed

Check out that link below for some cool news regarding the scientific experiments that inspired "Meet Your Maker!"

Physicists Say They Have Found a Higgs Boson

Funded!

We reached our funding goal on Friday night at around 9pm. We are so grateful to all our backers and all those who helped us spread the word. "Meet Your Maker" is becoming a reality because of you.

We also want to thank Steel Cinema, Geek Pittsburgh and especially Boring Pittsburgh for their help and support during our campaign.

 We've got a lot of work ahead, so check back here for updates. Next up is casting and set construction. Over and out.

For the price of a ticket

Ten hours to go. We put together a final promotional video. In it, Justin tabulates the cost of going to the movie theater, and the inherent risks involved. "Meet Your Maker" is 91% funded on Kickstarter. We want to thank everyone who has contributed. We're amazed by how much support we've gotten despite our unfamiliarity with the whole internet promotion thing. Help put us over the edge.

We have some cool news on the way actor-wise, but we can't say anything specific yet. Be patient. We'll tell  you eventually.  

A Final Plea

Justin solicits some more donations. We're a mere 71 hours from our funding deadline. Know any rich folks looking to lighten their wallets? Let us know. More soon. Kickstarter

Geek Pittsburgh!

Our friend Anthony at Geek Pittsburgh was generous enough to write an article about Meet Your Maker. He is also a backer. Check it out!

IN DEFENSE OF THE MAD SCIENTIST

Science, yeah! We dig it, man! I mean who doesn't? Certainly not Dr. Henry Malvoy, Pittsburgh-based physicist and proponent of scientific literacy. In this cool little article from Boring Pittsburgh, Malvoy lays out his case for science against the roadblock of conservative and antiquated thinking. The link is below, and make sure to read to the bottom and click on the additional link for a fun little twist...

http://boringpittsburgh.com/entertainment/in-defense-of-the-mad-scientist/

A land of both shadow and substance

For those of you who also think "The Twilight Zone" was the greatest of all television achievements, you should have a look at Shadow and Substance, which explores Rod Serling's work on the show, highlighting the great screenwriting that makes TZ so indelible. It also features discussions of Serling's lesser-known work on "Night Gallery." Check it out.

I've also rehabilitated my twitter account to shamelessly promote this movie. @patfrancart #meetyourmaker.