Pre-Production for Actor/Director Perry King’s New Independent Film, The Divide, from Left For Dead
The Divide, scheduled to begin filming in 2015 in El Dorado County, Calif., reached funding goals four days before the campaign’s conclusion Veteran actor/director Perry King (Riptide, The Day After Tomorrow) is pleased to announce the incredible success of a Kickstarter campaign to help source crowd funding for his new independent Western, The Divide, from Left For Dead Productions. “This is such amazing news,” says the 45-year industry veteran. “Thanks to the generosity of
Enjoying the Ride
The Divide Blog: November 10, 2014 By Jana Brown, screenwriter, The Divide The closer we get to the end of our Kickstarter campaign, the greater the reality of this project becomes. When Perry and I first started working together, it felt like a fun exercise, something we both enjoyed with no solid idea of where it would lead. Suddenly, I am in the middle of the sidewalk in downtown Concord, N.H., being flagged by a friend or acquaintance and asked about how The Divide is goi
Feeling Pride
Perry’s Blog: November 5, 2014 We’re getting close to the end of our Kickstarter campaign, at least the one that will help us fund the pre-production phase of the movie, and I think it’s nothing short of inspiring how many people, many of them strangers to us, have chosen to be part of this film. We, of course, think our film is a wonderful adventure, but what a joy to discover how many people are agreeing with us! As I began this project, I was absorbed by the thought of sat
The Divide Featured in Concord Insider
The Concord Insider (N.H.) featured local Jana Brown, Perry King, and The Divide in its November 4 edition. Click here to read the article online.
Exercising the Mind
The Divide Blog: November 1, 2014 By Jana Brown, screenwriter, The Divide Before I became a screenwriter, I had been a journalist for many years, covering news and writing feature articles for magazines, newspapers, and the Internet. I wrote essays and satire when I felt the muse, but it had been a long time since I had really written “creatively” – that is, since I had invented a story in my own mind, something that only could have come from within – explored it, developed i
