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December 23, 2009

The year in San Francisco Bay Area filmmaking.

Veteran film writer Michael Fox interviewed In-World War director DJ Bad Vegan in his year-end column about Bay Area narrative filmmaking for the San Francisco Film Society's SF360 website. Turns out, there's a lot of narrative activity in our little Bay film community. Hurray for us!

In other news, a quick hello to our friends at SF Signal for the shout-out and support on their site.

And lastly, don't forget to follow us on Twitter: @badvegan

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    • In-World War, a smart and offbeat indie sci-fi feature, tells the futuristic story of a debt-ridden and depressed beta tester trapped in a buggy virtual reality simulation of the "war on terror".

      This site chronicles the making of the film, which is written and directed by DJ Bad Vegan, who (under a completely different name -- perhaps his own) also produced the award-winning narrative feature Quality of Life.

      He also provides low-budget DIY filmmaking tips, tricks and indie distribution insights at his site DIYsucks.com.

      Contact: badvegan [at] studiolomismo [dot] com

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