[Cliff Spohn signed box art & Gerry Conway signed ATARI FORCE comics]

Hello all!

 

My production company just started a Kickstarter campaign for the Atari 2600-themed film CHRISTMAS BYTES. Set in 1982, the film -- produced by Dule Hill (Psych, West Wing), featuring Michael Shannon (Boardwalk Empire, Man of Steel) with a soundtrack by The Residents -- is about two fourteen year-old boys, one wants an Atari 2600 for Christmas. The other? A girlfriend.

 

Here's a link to the campaign:

 

http://www.kickstart...christmas-bytes

 

We're offering all sorts of Atari-themed perks, including signed Atari 2600 box art by Cliff Spohn, ATARI FORCE comics signed by Gerry Conway, an 8 bit 'ADVENTURE'-style game made by the amazing folks at 8 Bit Rocket, a 'Swordquest: Waterworld' cartridge and a ton of other great items.

 

Sound interesting? Then head on over to the above link...

 

Questions? Send me a note!

 

-Brett Neveu

writer/producer

CHRISTMAS BYTES with Wild Mouse Films

["Atari Video Testimonials" for upcoming film...]

Random Terrain -

 

Weird. I was just looking at that page yesterday. Thanks for the reminder to go back!

 

-b

["Atari Video Testimonials" for upcoming film...]

Rom Hunter -

 

Hey, thanks! We'll put you on the contact list for info help.

 

-B

["Atari Video Testimonials" for upcoming film...]

Hey! So. I'm in the early-production phase of a film currently titled ATARI CHRISTMAS (set during 1982, the story is about two fourteen year-old boys: one wants an Atari 2600 for Christmas and the other longs for a girlfriend) and we're putting together a few "Atari Video Testimonials" for the August-launch of our Kickstarter promo & supplemental fund campaign. So far, we've got a number of our current and awesome ATARI CHRISTMAS partners doing video testimonials, such as author/fan/professor Roberto Dillon, programmer/former Atari employee D. Scott Williamson and historians/authors/bloggers Matt Barton & Bill Loguidice.

So what exactly is an "Atari Video Testimonial?" It's a short fan-made video about your love and memories of Atari. There are a few (but just a few) more specifics, but if this sounds like something you may be interested in, PM me and I'll send you the rest of the details.

OH AND if you'd like more info about the film, reply to this topic with your questions and I'll do my derndest to fill in the blanks.

-Brett Neveu