Thursday, January 28, 2010

thecoolist.com is the coolest


This website will have you saying "THATS SO COOL" about everything they post, and they posted the Delphic video "Doubt!"

Definitely check thecoolist.com

And watch the Delphic Video "Doubt" Here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vl2tZV6XV4

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

TONIGHT!



I'm DJing @ 11:30

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Sunday Night Social Pool Party 9/20







Here's a shot from last time!


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Tuesday, August 25, 2009

BEAT REPEAT 2.0




BEAT REPEAT WAS GLORIOUS

pictures on flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/phez003/sets/72157621946272475/

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Great article in the legendary Variety magazine on We Are The Mods

I especially like this part:

"Cassidy gets great performances from her mostly unknown cast, with Hayden nailing the vulnerability beneath Nico's tough exterior. She's a force of nature, and you can sense Cassidy shares Sadie's awe at the way Nico handles her cigarettes, or the conviction with which she delivers such zingers as, "I think it's the most original penis that I've ever known.""

CLICK TO READ FULL ARTICLE

We Are The Mods Premier = SUCCESS

Man, we packed a RATHER larger theatre at the DGA last Saturday.
We won 3 awards @ Outfest!

*** AUDIENCE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING FIRST U.S. DRAMATIC FEATURE FILM
Sponsored by HBO
*** AUDIENCE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SOUNDTRACK
Sponsored by 104.3 FM - Los Angeles
*** GRAND JURY AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SCREENWRITING
Sponsored by One Hope Wine

Feast on these lobby cards!





Tuesday, June 30, 2009

We Are The Mods

A comment on WATM found on 123people.com in a review on the Florida Film Festival


We Are the Mods -- If Lymelife came off as an Ice Storm/Snow Angels hybrid, then Mods strikes us more like a blend of Ghost World and The Dreamers, not to mention any other indie flick in which a lonely teen falls in with any crowd that'll have him/her. And like Lymelife, the familiar arc is bested by the cast of fresh faces (Melia Renee as the introvert protagonist, Mary Elise Hayden as the stylish bad influence) and director/co-writer E.E. Cassidy's easy-going tone and a knack for sparing us hysterics when inevitable conflicts arise. After all, what's less hip than overblown melodrama?