Thursday, October 21, 2010 at 03:29PM Actor Jamie Kennedy talks with the Philly-based NBC 10's "The 10! Show" about his role in "Cafe."
"Cafe" was shot on RED ONE #21 on location in Philadelphia. "Cafe" was color-corrected by Mike Burton using Assimilate SCRATCH in 2009. "Cafe" is currently going through the festival circuit.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 at 02:42PM Actor Robert Picardo interviewed by KCRA anchor/reporter Dierdre Fitzpatrick to discuss "Sensored" - an independent psychological horror film which premiered at the 10th Annual Sacramento Film & Music Festival.
"Sensored" was produced by Kevin & Jo Haskin and directed by Ryan Todd. Camera support (RED ONE #21) was provided by Silverado Studios.
"Sensored" is now available to order on DVD and Blu-ray at Amazon.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010 at 11:12AM 
Head over to savedbygrace.tv to check out the new "Saved by Grace" website.
We'll be posting up a lot more content there like past videos of Grace Foundation, the horses, the people--as well as a lot of background information on Grace, too.
Thursday, March 25, 2010 at 03:31AM 
Silverado Studios has officially initiated work on "Saved by Grace" which is an episodic reality-based series focused on The Grace Foundation of Northern California, an equine rescue and rehabilitation facility located in El Dorado Hills, CA.
Grace provides critical care and rehabilitation for abused and neglected horses and they utilize rescued horses for equine assisted learning and therapeutic programs for youth and children.
"Saved by Grace" will be shot in high definition with many of the sequences and transitions being shot in 4K on Silverado's RED ONE. Principal production work has been assigned to Kevin Beck and Jaime Tafoya.
We're very excited to be working with Grace's executive director Beth DeCaprio and her staff on this project. The website for "Saved by Grace" will post shortly with more details.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 at 05:48PM 
Chris King, producer at Watermark Films just sent this in:
"Having waited on pins and needles for a few weeks now for follow-up word from this particular festival, we wanted to pass along to you that we got the call last night that "Mary" has indeed been chosen for the 52nd Rochester International Film Festival in New York. "Mary" will play on Saturday, April 24th at 4pm."
"One of just 30 films chosen from around the world, it has the amazing honor of playing at the George Eastman House Museum (as in "Eastman Kodak"), the national landmark mansion and international archive museum in Rochester. While we wish we could go to this one as well, we can't, so we thought we'd pass along the info on it should you happen to have friends or family who might want to attend. Film(s) chosen as a favorite by the audiences will tour the country as part of their BEST of the FEST collection."
"The Rochester International Film Festival, the world's oldest continuously-held short film festival, has been presented each year since 1959. Each festival includes a wide variety of narrative films, documentaries, and animations submitted by independent filmmakers from all parts of the world. RIFF screens animations, comedies, documentaries and narratives and evaluates filmmaking, acting, writing, cinematography and all technological aspects and cinematic qualities. Each film selected for the festival is awarded a Trophy, and then appreciative movie-wise audiences will view the work at the prestigious Dryden Theatre at George Eastman House, the world's premiere museum of photography and film in Rochester, NY."
"Our entry might also be included in the permanent traveling collection, The Best of the Fest, which includes the most popular films from previous festivals based on audience surveys taken at each show. Thanks again to all of you for your work and support of this film."
More information at the George Eastman House Museum and Archive site
Silverado Studios is executive producer on "The Killing of Mary Surratt" and Silverado's RED ONE #21 was used on the shoot.
Film Festivals, Watermark