We started the journey to Displacement 4 years ago today. It was a rare, rainy and cold day in the LA area, but that didn’t stop us from moving ahead. We spent the day inside Wiznu Studio filming some of the most critical scenes of Cassie (Courtney Hope) and Dr. Miles (Sarah Douglas) in The Initiative.
What a journey it’s been since then! It may have taken over 2 years to film, but it took us no time at all to get Displacement into some film festivals, including the Downtown LA Film Festival, the Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival, the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival, the Phoenix Film Festival, and the USA Film Festival. We were honored with awards such as Best Science Fiction Film and Best Supporting Actor for Bruce Davison.
We rounded out our luck in 2016 with a deal that put Displacement on the Lifetime Movie Network and in homes across the US. We also got an international distribution deal so we can be seen all over the world, with more deals to announce very soon.
We want to thank all of our cast and crew and and partners for all their hard work and dedication and support over the last 4 years! Thank you for making Displacement possible!
And thank you to our fans! We can’t wait for you to see what is next.
Onward and upward!
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We have officially sailed past the $11,000 mark in our Indiegogo campaign! As a treat for all of our loyal contributors and future contributors (hint, hint!) we are releasing more behind the scenes footage. Watch as we steal a few shots. Remember, if we make our campaign goal, we won’t have to steal shots any more!
Our Indiegogo campaign is building more and more everyday and we are truly thankful to all of you who have helped us! Every dollar you give us helps us to make the best possible movie we can, and it allows you the chance to be a part of it. With that, we are excited to release the newest behind-the-scenes video, a three-minute film school. Check it out here and be sure to donate.
Now that we have reached over $3000 on our Indiegogo campaign, we are releasing a new behind-the-scenes video. Remember this blog? Now you can take a moment to see all the craziness from that shooting day. When you are done, head over to our Indiegogo campaign and check out all the amazing perks you get if you donate.
Though we are excited that Zach raised over $3 million via crowdfunding to make his movie, we are asking him to move over to make room for our crowdfunding campaign.
Yes, friends, you read that right. We are launching a crowdfunding campaign for Displacement! Launching this Thursday May 30 on Indiegogo, we are looking to raise $179,000 to help finish the film. We are asking for your help to reach this goal and we have great perks and rewards ready for you!
We’re not ready just yet, but on launch day we will have all the information ready for you at your finger tips, so stay tuned….
Recently, we got a small write up in Max It Magazine, which promotes new indie films. It’s just the beginning for us. Keep watching this space because we are going to unleash some amazing and huge news in the next few weeks.
Until then, here is our spot in Max It: http://maxitmagazine.com/modules-menu/288-supermans-sarah-douglas-a-kenneth-mader-launch-displacement
Here is a great photo of some of the props from the set of DISPLACEMENT. These are all thanks to our amazing Production Designer, Lawrence Kim. So what exactly is going on here? Looks dangerous! Want to find out more? Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and YouTube. Photo by Jason Moran, Location Labs.Wiznu.Com in Los Angeles.
A very interesting still from Displacement showing Cassie and her paradox. Photo by Lawrence Kim, Location Labs.Wiznu.Com.
Can’t wait to see more, catch up on all our videos at our new YouTube channel!
Ken was very excited to have Sarah Douglas on board for Displacement. Check out some great behind the scenes footage and see the amazing Sarah Douglas in action!
Here is a great still of Cassie just after she wakes up in the scenes we filmed in February. Thanks to our production designer Lawrence Kim for the photo. Location Labs.Wiznu.Com in Los Angeles.
