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The Kickstarter for our next short film, "Blood Guilt" is live. Have a look and please spread the word. No one needs to break the bank to make this happen but if we build our budget in small chunks (in 30 days or less) then we can make another film and test ourselves as filmmakers in several new ways.

Instead of repeating myself, go check out the page and learn all you need to know. More questions? just ask at ftttfilms@gmail.com

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ftttfilms/blood-guilt-a-short-western-film

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