Friday, July 15, 2011

NEW TRAILER

Love in the year 2000 Trailer from David Miller on Vimeo.

Rough trailer cut from the rushes a week after the conclusion of principal photography.

Starring Greta Wilson and Cherilynn Brooks, Love in the year 2000 is a futuristic love story about Lucky, a relationship representative who falls in love with a client. Produced by co-writer and director David Miller and director of photography Derick Avitt, Love in the year 2000 was shot on 355 with support from Panavision's New Filmmaker Grant and will premiere in festivals 2012.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

LOVE IN THE YEAR 2000?


Love in the Year 2000 is a science fiction story, set in an alternate history America of the year 2000. It tells the story of Lucky, a “relationship representative,” who saves prospective couples the time and drudgery of courtship by professionally standing in for one of the parties in a first-date situation, and evaluating the level of likely interest in the other party on behalf of her client. Of course, in the year 2000, the use of relationship representatives has become so widespread, it is a near-certainty both parties are representatives standing in for their respective clients, going through the motions, making mental notes to prepare reports the next morning. And so it is, shortly after the film opens, that Lucky finds herself in an unusual predicament (and a role for which she never rehearsed), when she is assigned to meet with Lena Nigari, a young woman doing something unheard of — going on a date herself.

Love in the Year 2000 was shot in May, 2011 and we need your help more than ever. We have raised more than $15,000 in grants and individual donations in support of this project, including a 4Culture grant to support project pre-production. The project was a finalist for the 2009 Independent Feature Project/Seattle Spotlight Award. And that $75,000 equipment grant from Panavision. We need to raise $14,000 more to pay for our production insurance and post-production expenses.


Click here for a preview!

Click here to learn how to make a tax-deductible donation!

Click here for information about "Beer in the year 2000"!

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Make a Donation to L2k!






There are two ways to give! By using Paypal, 100% of your contribution will go towards the making of Love in the year 2000.

If you would like to take advantage of our sponsorship from Northwest Film Forum to claim a tax-deductible contribution, make a check out to Northwest Film Forum/L2K and mail it to:

David Miller
Charismatic Leader Films PMB 728
1122 East Pike Street
Seattle, WA 98122

Northwest Film Forum charges a 5% administrative fee, so if you're unconcerned about a tax deduction and want your entire donation to go towards the movie, feel free to make the check out directly to L2K LLC, or use Paypal.





Thursday, May 27, 2010

LOVE COMES CLOSER TO THE YEAR 2000

The Washington Post discovers online dating assistants:
Hartshorn is a hired gun, ghostwriting correspondence on behalf of single men unwilling, too busy or too inept to do it themselves. His online dating is done on commission for Virtual Dating Assistants, one of the first full-scale Internet-dating outsourcing companies. For $600, Virtual Dating Assistants guarantees clients two dates a month; the "executive service" package promises five dates a month for $1,200.
And the world takes one step closer to the dystopian future portrayed in Love in the year 2000. Make an online donation here.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

BEER IN THE YEAR 2000



Hand-crafted by L2k producer Derick Avitt, "Beer in the year 2000" is the future of home brew, a great way to refresh yourself while supporting the great art of independent film. We never know quite what Derick is cooking up, so please contact us to find out what's on tap in the future of beer. Past brews have included Unfiltered White Beer, and Cherry-Smoked Porter.

$30 per bottle
$150 for a six pack

Proceeds support Love in the year 2000.

Email charismaticleaderfilms@gmail.com for information about availability and ordering. Washington state residents age 21 and older, please.