FRISK, LITTLE SHOTS OF HAPPINESS, SHUCKING THE CURVE, THE TROUBLE WITH PERPETUAL DEJAVU, A SUDDEN LOSS OF GRAVITY, ONCE AND FUTURE QUEEN, ANONYMOUS, VACATIONLAND, BULLDOG IN THE WHITE HOUSE, HOOKS TO THE LEFT, BETWEEN SOMETHING AND NOTHING, THE BOY WITH THE SUN IN HIS EYES
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Bangor Films's Details
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Bangor Films is ready and willing Posted at 6:12 PM Aug 19, 2008 view more
About me: Founded in 1995, BANGORfilms is Todd Verow and Jim Dwyer's digital film production company devoted to their revolutionary, award-winning digital video motion pictures.Their maverick film philosophy has led them to sold out screenings in some of the most prestigious film festivals across the globe, lectures from M.I.T. to Sundance and groundbreaking streaming web broadcasts. They have been profiled by TIME magazine, BUSINESS WEEK and interviewed byCBS NEWS / 48 HOURS and Sirius Radio.
BANGORfilms is the first production company devoted solely to truly independent digital video filmmaking. Verow and Dwyer had 10 digital features completed by the close of the year 2000.
Thanks, Todd and Jim, for a wonderful evening last night! So happy to be a part of your film family, as you know, and I think you've really knocked it out of the park with BS&N. Am honoured to be in it, of course, but next time leave it a little dirtier for me! Cheers!
Having just come from the screening of Hooks To The Left at OUTFEST. I was amazed,what beautiful images .It's a pleasure and honor to know both of you and many of the Superstars personally
Jim & Todd,
The trailer for BS&N looks fantastic! Tremendous stuff and so compellingly cut. You've even managed to include my brief scene, how marvellous! Very excited for its late autumn release. Bravi!
Theo
Continued success to you in 07. Looks like you're doing well. K
"The Most Wonderfully Creepy and Enthralling Album of 2006! "That Dirty Clown" employs analog tape manipulation and other no-fi atmospherics to craft a narrative of disturbing fluidity. You've never heard anything like this before." M. Lupica - WFMU/NY/NJ
