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England Flies, the music video I directed for the Automatic Erasers is featured on the first ever Zia Records DVD compilation, “You Saw Us Back When…: Volume 1″. The DVD consists of short films, music videos and trailers.

Zia Records top sales for the week ending Sept. 27, 2009
^{(reposted from the Tucson Weekly)}

1. Brand New / Daisy (Interscope)

2. VA (DVD) / You Saw Us Back When Vol. 1 (Zia Records)

3. Pearl Jam / Backspacer (Monkeywrench)

4. Monsters of Folk / Monsters of Folk (Shangri-La)

5. Muse / The Resistance (Warner Bros.)

6. Insane Clown Posse / Bang! Pow! Boom! (Psychopathic)

7. The Beatles / Abbey Road (remastered) (EMI)

8. Megadeth / Endgame (Roadrunner)

9. Tech N9ne (DVD) / Strictly Strange (Strange)

10. Jay-Z / The Blueprint 3 (Roc Nation)

MilanoCinema and Kodak are holding their second Super 8 Film Festival, with non-stop screenings October 24th and 25th. The event is going to feature a vintage and a current super 8 film lineup. My film, There May Be Pleasure. is playing in the competition program on the 25th.

England Flies, the music video I shot for The Automatic Erasers, is screening tonight at the Super 8mm Fesztivál in Szeged Hungary.

Tonight I’m shooting a video for my friends in Garage Shock performing their now famous Mummies revue tribute show. The show is at the Yucca Tap Room in Tempe, AZ no the corner of Mill Ave. and Southern. Come on out, it’s free and should be a blast.

For those of you not in the know, The Mummies were the premier band to come out of the 90’s garage rock revival circuit. Dressed in complete mummy costumes while they performed, their lo-fi antics and budget rock showcase solidified them as one of the most watched underground bands in the San Francisco music scene.

UPDATE 7/10/09: here’s some footage from the show

For more songs, check out my youtube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/scwfilms

The folks over at the Cambridge Int. Super 8 Film Fest have been asked to put together a night of films that are “love themed” for Valentine’s Day. There May Be Pleasure was one of the selections. Its going to be at the Picturehouse in Cambridge, UK and the event is free. So head on down with your loved one and get ready for a romantic evening.

England Flies, the music video I directed for The Automatic Erasers, is this weeks feature download on the Onsuper8.org podcast.

World Premiere:

The music video I directed for The Automatic Erasers song England Flies premieres later today at the 5th annual Salford Film Festival.

The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is hosting There May Be Pleasure’s trailer as part of a pilot for their new IMDb Theaters initiative. See links below.

There May Be Pleasure IMDb profile
This is the general page for information on the film

There May Be Pleasure trailer
Here is a direct link to the trailer.
 

Here is the original letter,

—–Original Message—–
From: Withoutabox Support
To: Steven Christopher Wallace (confidential)
Sent: Thu, 22 May 2008 2:34 pm
Subject: Invitation to showcase your film on IMDb Theaters

Dear Steven Christopher Wallace

You’ve been invited to showcase your work on IMDb Theaters. Read on to see how you can be among the first to join this exciting new program.

What is IMDb Theaters?
IMDb Theaters is a major new initiative from IMDb (The Internet Movie Database) and Withoutabox to create a global, online showcase for top short films. More than 50 million passionate movie lovers visit IMDb each month, making it the world’s most popular movie site and one of the largest sites on the internet. Now, for the first time, consumers are be able to watch high quality, streaming video, right on IMDb Title Pages.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Phoenix, AZ. Local filmmaker Steven Christopher Wallace entered into a distribution agreement for his film There May Be Pleasure with Ouat! Media, a short film distributor based in Toronto, Canada. The agreement covers all media and territories.

Today a group of friends and I went to the 9th annual Back Alley Film Festival in Tucson for the US premier of There May Be Pleasure. Aside from me it was, Clint, Ragen, Eric, Tara, Jaime and Sherman. Clint, Ragen and I stayed at the Hotel Arizona on the 6th floor. It was a pretty cool 60s/70s ish building that kind of made me feel like I was in the Conversation with Gene Hackman. Below are some pics, one of the building and one of a sunset from our room. The rest of the Gang stayed at the historic Hotel Congress.

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