Wanted: Your Bigfoot Documentary
Posted by: Loren Coleman on November 8th, 2006
It is time for you to dust off that independent documentary film that you made as a college project, or taped during your most recent weekend excursion. The makers of Sasquatch Mountain want to hear from you!
Their DVD is due on January 23, 2007, and it is going to have a special section set aside for someone’s homegrown Bigfoot documentary project.
In the meantime, I thought you all might wish to take a first look at the DVD cover (above) of Sasquatch Mountain.
But back to this unique opportunity. Do you have a nonfiction short Bigfoot documentary film that you would like to contribute for free to have included in their extended DVD? If so, Grizzly Peak Films wants to hear from you!
Send me the details via editor@cryptomundo.com – with the subject line, “Attn: LC – SMtn” – and I’ll forward your specifics on to the folks at Grizzly Peak Films.
For those who are new here or have forgotten what Sasquatch Mountain is about, please see the following postings, from most newest to oldest: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
I wonder if I should send in the documentary that I am in? Hmmmm.
A Bigfoot documentary filmed in Britain? well, I’ll try…
According to the Grizzly Peak web site, the movie is now being called “Devil on the Mountain.” Also, I don’t see how this could be a good opportunity for any serious documentary filmmaker, given the lurid, sensationalistic nature of the production in question.
hey loren, wow great new update about sasquatch mountain, the dvd cover for sasquatch mountain looks wonderful. i hope more is added to the dvd. bill
totnesmartin Says:
“A Bigfoot documentary filmed in Britain? well, I’ll try…
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Why not? The idea of a British Bigfoot sounds just as silly as this movie! If you’re equipped, go for it!
I could be tempted to head for Cannock Chase etc. myself if I were not so busy with something else.
Right, then I will start making ‘London Underground Squatch’ Its a quest to find the family of Bigfoot living in the Central Line.
Haha, back in highschool, I made a mockumentary (not as much mocking, more like emulating sasquatch researchers). We ended up pretending just as we found a sasquatch, the battery from the camera died in the exact moment the ‘creature’ came into view. That and we found some girl lost in the woods for a week, and a nutcase who claimed she saw it. Boy, the memories…
I’m holding out with my “full length feature” script for my own flick.
WDT