See webisodes of my feature film, 9:04 AM!
 

I'm trying something new...I'm distributing my movie in 5 1/2 minute webisodes on MySpaceTV. So far, I have two parts up. This is an experiment, and I'm curious what will happen.

Check it out here:

www.myspace.com/904am

And feel free to leave a comment.

Thanks,

Heath

i`d watch it if myspacetv would work. You should try to find somewhere more reliable...like metacafe where you could possibly earn money if people like them...or atomfilms.

Nathan,

Try now:

www.myspace.com/904am

or

http://www.904am.com/intro.php

heath

What's it about? (I don't have broadband so this is a good question)

Hey Heath,

will it be possible (or may it's possible already?) to buy 9:04 AM on DVD? I'd really like to see it, but watching it on MySpace is like listening to a symphonic recording on AM radio - knowing that it could be so much better.

- Martin

I agree with Martin.

Though, the compression quality is a hell of a lot better than I thought it would be, honestly! :)

Would like to watch it all the way through on DVD sometime.

CM

My friends and I, after years of experimenting, have figured out how to make QuickTime movies that are good. H.264 at High Quality is the key!

The DVD is coming soon; just dealing with a TON of interviews. The movie's an ensemble and we interviewed nearly all the actors, plus a few of the crew. I hope to have it done soon.

Parts 3 and 4 are up at www.myspace.com/904am or www.904am.com.

Thanks,

Heath

I put up part 9:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2078595906

It's a bit crazy, heh heh heh.

Heath

Nicely done Heath! I'm thru episode 3...

Thanks, Tom. Tell more people in my hometown of Denver about the film!

Heath

I have pretty much the majority of the film up on www.904am.com or www.myspace.com/904am. One more webisode to go.

After that, I'll put it up on www.stage6.com in its entirety (all 87 minutes) by the end of the month, if not earlier. I think cutting up the movie into webisode form was a great test of the newest medium (5-7 minute, ongoing mini-shows).

Thanks for all your support!

Heath