[Second Feature Productions]

Thank you for your submissions.

We have selected a composer. Good luck with your music careers, there were several of you with real talent.

CHRISTOPHER SHORE

[Second Feature Productions]

I understand what you are saying. But think of it this way: everyone else involved on the movie, the actors, writers, directors, cinematographers, and such, are not getting paid either. And we’ve dropped quite a bit of cash on equipment as well, understanding that we probably won’t make any money off this.

As for the pressure and the lines, this is an unavoidable part of low-budget filmmaking. Everyone involved has to understand that we are doing this for either the experience, or in hope of getting noticed and getting a job on a project that actually pays.

If you would like more information, respond via e-mail and I’ll send you more details about the project. But I’m not to comfortable sending scripts around the internet just yet.

We might be able to cover some minial composers cost, depending on the numbers we’re looking at. I consider music to be one of, possibly the, most important parts of a movie, so it’s something I might be willing to spend what little money we have on.

I’m just hoping the actors don’t get greedy and expect us to pay for meals or something.

CHRISTOPHER SHORE

[Second Feature Productions]

Nothing of any real signifigance yet.

We’ve made a few short films with friends for actors and stuff, but this would be our first serious project.

But we have been commissioned to produce an educational children’s show for a local cable channel, if that lends any credibility to us.

Christopher Shore

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