As you know, Moth to Flame has been in the depths of post-production for our first feature film, Funemployment. This film is about the local Austin startup scene. To delve deeper into this topic, we teamed up with the Austin Phoenix to figure out what entrepreneurs in Austin do in the city. For this episode, we visited a few places around Austin that people like to meet up and relax.  For more information about each of the locations and activities, please check out the full article at: http://theaustinphoenix.com/entrepreneurs-do-for-fun-austin/   For more information about our movie, Funemployment, check out the official page. https://www.facebook.com/funemploymentthemovie

The idea to reality of A Bird’s Nest has been a whirlwind. It took one short story, by Eric Hwang, written almost a decade ago and the right lead, Deke Garner, to spark the inspiration for this short film.   The screenplay, adapted by Christine Chen, will be shot in Shreveport, Louisiana, May 28-30, 2014. More updates to come. Here is our first official poster designed by Alicia Marshall.

Every morning, one of my main routines is opening up YouTube or Facebook and scanning through for the most “buzzed” about online video content. What I have found is that increasingly a lot of this content involves well-done commercials with incredibly told stories.     I have had this conversation with multiple people about why I enjoy making commercials.  As a filmmaker, commercials allow  me to explore and experiment in short form without having to dedicate the amount of time and resources necessary to make a 8-10 minute short film or a 90 minute feature. In very little time, I…

 Commercial Filming by Moth to Flame....   Most people dislike commercials. They are seen as annoying interruptions between your favorite shows and a way of “selling out.” It is not surprise considering most commercials are terrible. The problem is traditional commercials do not do a good job telling a story in a way that compels us to connect emotionally.   But why do people watch the Super Bowl just to watch the commercials? Because commercials can tell stories and there are companies out there that are doing so. We at Moth to Flame believe that ALL commercials should tell a...

With the increase in startups in Austin, Texas, co-working spaces are popping up everywhere! Wandering around Austin with local magazine, Austin Phoenix, Moth to Flame had the opportunity to check out these very unique spaces. Each one of them had their own culture, from tight knit frat like environments to creative and designer spaces, we saw and captured them here in this video.   For more information about each individual space, check out the article by Austin Phoenix: Guide to Coworking Spaces  

The best parts about making a fun video are the behind the scenes moments. Here are a few random facts from  filming the “Everything is Awesome” music video for our Funemployment Kickstarter supporters.   Behind the Scenes Facts We  stopped traffic of all sorts (pedestrian, vehicles, bicycles, and more) We had random strangers stop us to participate (the guy Stephanie Quinn chases after in font of the “Never Give Up” bridge) We ran into a group of #besomebody supporters, who coincidentally were also spreading the message of following your passion and dreams (does that remind you something? Perhaps Funemployment?) and made…

Let’s Welcome Showy to Team Moth to Flame!   Moth to Flame would like to welcome one of the newest members to the team. Showy will be running the Show N’ Tell section of the “Amazing Adventures” program hosted by Milky LeShakes. The show is produced by Jonny Greenwald and Kellie Penna who both spent countless years finding the perfect puppet hosts for this highly educational kids program. The show is written by Jonny Greenwald, Kellie Penna, and Joe Brostowicz. Their goal is to create the richest of characters and situations to maximize learning capability.   A little bit about…

Because words cannot express how appreciative we feel for those who have supported us along our Kickstarter journey, we decided to make something fun for everyone to enjoy. This video is dedicated to our Kickstarter donators and supporters. You know who you are.       Special Thank you to those who donated by then increased their pledges to help push us past our goal!   Thank you to our non-Kickstarter donators as well! You guys are awesome.