The following web videos were produced for Tom Kane's Film Production Workshop.  Kane had previously taken his workshop on the road to different cities, teaching the business side of filmmaking from his experiences as a Feature Film Producer, Unit Production Manager, Assistant Director, and Location Manager.  These videos were made to promote the release of his Film Production Workshop on DVD.

The story of Babysitter Wanted revolves around a tormented and tortured young girl whose only concern is the safety of herself and the child she is babysitting. Strange events unfold which lead to a tumultuous climax, leaving the audience hanging by their fingernails.

The film got great recognition at Cannes Film Festival last year, and has also received rave reviews from a number of Horror Film Fan and Review websites. Shot mostly in and around Northern California in the foothills of the Siskiyous and the towns of Yreka, Montague, and Redding, Babysitter Wanted drew a good number of it's crew from Southern Oregon. And many of the crew have been anxiously anticipating the release, which appears to be on the horizon now.

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“We worked hard to make a horror film that had a sense of reality and at the same time would be fun for a broader audience”.

- Jonas Barnes (writer)

Shot on location in the haunted woods of Gold Lick, the story follows an avid fan of Bruce Campbell, the B-Movie star, who kidnaps the actor in order to save the Podunk Town of rednecks from the hands of an ancient Chinese Warrior Demon. Bruce Campbell wrote, directed, and stars in this comedy horror film produced by Dark Horse Entertainment.

Also starring Ted Raimi in an assortment of roles, this spoof on the sci-fi horror film has been highly anticipated by true Bruce fans (psychopaths & non-disturbed alike).

Current news is optimistic for a Theatrical Release in 2008.

"Several factors added up to what seems like a long gestation for a low-budget movie—most of them good. Image Entertainment liked the first cut they saw and were interested in some enhancements—both a few new scenes and an upgrade of the visual effects, allowing us to go theatrical, which is something they will be weighing after we screen the completed film for them within the next two weeks."

- B. Campbell (feb. '08)

HOLLYWOOD, CA--(Marketwire - January 29, 2009 ) - Big Screen Entertainment Group (BSEG ) is very excited to announce that "Babysitter Wanted" will open at Coming Attraction Theaters in the Pacific Northwest at Mt. Shasta Theaters , Movie 6 Grant's Pass , Pelican 10 - Klamath Falls . The film will roll out to more theaters over the next several weeks.

The company has also reached an exclusive deal to provide Premium On Demand subscribers of Dish Network, the film "Babysitter Wanted." Dish Network will put the film into over 20 million homes.

"Babysitter Wanted" has garnered tremendous critical acclaim. The film is being featured in this month's Fangoria magazine in a four-page spread with the new movie "Friday the 13th" on the cover.

The stars of "Babysitter Wanted" are receiving attention for their other projects as well, including Matt Dallas, (3rd season of ABC's "Kyle XY"), Nana Visitor (The new "Friday the 13th"), Bill Moseley (Lionsgate's "Repo - the Genetic Opera") and Sarah Thompson who had two films at the recent Sundance Film festival alongside Ethan Hawke and Richard Gere in "Brooklyn's Finest" and with Kevin Bacon in HBO's "Taking Chance."
"Babysitter Wanted" was filmed in Mt. Shasta, Yreka, Weed and Montague, California.

To check out "Babysitter Wanted" trailers go to:
http://www.youtube.com/user/BabysitterWanted2009

THE BAG is a short film in production in southern Oregon from a festival award-winning team, local to the area. THE BAG is a simple yet disturbing story of an elderly woman who has grown tired of living. The film is scheduled to go in to production in late October 2009.  THE BAG will be directed by Ray Nomoto Robison and was written by by Marlyn Mason. The film is set to star Peggy Stewart.

Robison and Mason previously teamed up on a short film, Model Rules, which has won a Grand Prize Best Screenplay Award at the 2008 Rhode Island International Film Festival and Northwest Emerging Artist "Best Short" at the 2009 Salem Film Festival.

Investors are welcome to contribute to the film, here.