World Premiere – The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow

November 1 is finally here and it is time for The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow!  Fans of the book and movie series can definitely appreciate this film which is part action, part comedy.

The film stars Samanta Elmer as Katniss Everdeen as well as returning actors Ellsworth Tallman and David Izaguirre Jr., who both appeared in The Pig Witch: Redemption in 2009.

“We really wanted to capture the adrenaline in the games but add a twist of comedy to it all.  We really hope the fans enjoy the film.”  Sikora said.

You can watch the ten minute short film HERE.

 

World Premiere – The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow

November 1 is finally here and it is time for The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow!  Fans of the book and movie series can definitely appreciate this film which is part action, part comedy.

The film stars Samanta Elmer as Katniss Everdeen as well as returning actors Ellsworth Tallman and David Izaguirre Jr., who both appeared in The Pig Witch: Redemption in 2009.

“We really wanted to capture the adrenaline in the games but add a twist of comedy to it all.  We really hope the fans enjoy the film.”  Sikora said.

You can watch the ten minute short film HERE.

 

Hunger Games Release Date & Title Explanation

On November 1, fans will finally get to see the much anticipated short film THE HUNGER GAMES: BLIND ARROW. The short was filmed this past August in New Jersey and then went into post production.

“Blind Arrow definitely captures the storyline of Katniss, this is a parody/action movie, so the idea behind the title was that Katniss is completly awful at shooting her arrow, it never hits it’s target, it’s like the arrow is blind…that’s where the title comes from.”  The director William Sikora III said.

The original working title for the film was “Blinding Light”, but after writers Peter Lorenzo and Sikora finished penning the script, there wasn’t much blinding going on and an actual final title needed to be conceived.

Stay tuned on November 1, for the film to debut on BTV.  Subscribe on YouTube so you don’t miss out!

Hunger Games Release Date & Title Explanation

On November 1, fans will finally get to see the much anticipated short film THE HUNGER GAMES: BLIND ARROW. The short was filmed this past August in New Jersey and then went into post production.

“Blind Arrow definitely captures the storyline of Katniss, this is a parody/action movie, so the idea behind the title was that Katniss is completly awful at shooting her arrow, it never hits it’s target, it’s like the arrow is blind…that’s where the title comes from.”  The director William Sikora III said.

The original working title for the film was “Blinding Light”, but after writers Peter Lorenzo and Sikora finished penning the script, there wasn’t much blinding going on and an actual final title needed to be conceived.

Stay tuned on November 1, for the film to debut on BTV.  Subscribe on YouTube so you don’t miss out!

The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow

The-Hunger-Games-Blind-Arrow

The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow

The games have changed, there is only one hope. Many will fall, only one will rise. Join Katniss in a action/comedy based on the worldwide best selling books, The Hunger Games.

Directed By: William Sikora III
Cast: Samantha Elmer, Ellsworth Tallman, David Izaguirre Jr., Mike Tait, Amanda Curley, Michael Egan, Cesar Aguiar, Mark Torres, Will Sikora III
Written By: Peter Lorenzo, W. Sikora III
Music Composed By: SmartSound
Release Date: November 1, 2013
Runtime: 11 Minutes

The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow

The-Hunger-Games-Blind-Arrow

The Hunger Games: Blind Arrow

The games have changed, there is only one hope. Many will fall, only one will rise. Join Katniss in a action/comedy based on the worldwide best selling books, The Hunger Games.

Directed By: William Sikora III
Cast: Samantha Elmer, Ellsworth Tallman, David Izaguirre Jr., Mike Tait, Amanda Curley, Michael Egan, Cesar Aguiar, Mark Torres, Will Sikora III
Written By: Peter Lorenzo, W. Sikora III
Music Composed By: SmartSound
Release Date: November 1, 2013
Runtime: 11 Minutes