We finally had it! We had the bloody premiere! Although it came right in the middle of one of the most stressful weeks of my life, it was definitely all worth it.

Thanks to everyone who came out despite the crap weather, it seriously was a blast to have shown it in a theatre and a big thanks to the guys at Dendy Circular Quay for doing a ridiculously good job at looking after us.

You can read all about my film making experience over at Monica’s site if you’re interested.

I have currently entered the film into a few festivals to see if it goes anywhere. To be honest anything from here on in is a bonus and it’s nice to be able to finally get this film out in the world. I’ll let you know if it will be screened somewhere near you.

In the meantime here are some photos taken by Annette Sicari, the Production Supervisor of our film and an amazing director herself

Ok I suppose not everyone is asking about it, but I thought I should at least let you know EXACTLY where this is all up to.

For everyone just tuning in, in the Spring of 2007, a few good mates of mine and I decided to embark on a long and dangerous journey to create a feature film. I had written the script 8 months prior and we were making schedules to film the 80-90 minute film in just under 7 days (cause that’s all we had budgeted). 7 days later we had not finished the film, so we took a very, very hot weekend in January 2008 to finish off the rest of the principle photography.

Fast foward 1.5 years later and the film is still not done. Here is the trailer we did for it about 8 months or so ago (the sound isn’t very good so bear with me…)

SHOOT DOWN TRAILER 1 [FULL HD] from Nick Khoo on Vimeo.

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