Buldoser Private Screenings Now Taking Place

It’s been two years since we started filming Buldoser and now we finally get to sit in a theater with a crowd and watch the movie.

The first cast, crew, and family screening at Ashley Square Cinema in Greencastle, Indiana had a respectable turnout with roughly 120 people attending. Folks were kind and attentive. We grabbed a lot of photos. We made memories.

Tonight is the second private screening in Indianapolis at The Kan Kan Theater. It’s a cool space with a restaurant and bar in the building. I’ve been there for a few films and have enjoyed the scene.

At this point the film is what it is. I’m proud of it and grateful for all the support from the community. Making films in Indiana is wonderful. People have a sense of wonder and are willing to help in monumental ways. Indiana also has a lot of beauty to document and that in itself becomes a character.

I’ve submitted Buldoser to 21 film festivals so far. It will be a while before I get word on acceptance or rejection. It is what it is. It would be fun to get in to a couple. We’ll see what happens.

I’m already looking ahead and plan to film a new story called, Sheila, in summer of 2025.