Exciting news…
The new site is up!
www.wildrej.com
Look for production news here.
Big things are coming
Category Archives: Filmmaking
New Site is Up!
Blogging moved to The Intense Life
Since this site will soon be a more production oriented site, and less of a blogging site, please go to The Intense Life to have access to more of my blogging and personal thoughts. Great things are ahead!
Watch out for exceptional mediocrity.
Guy Kawasaki
The Next Step…
I am excited to announce that Wild Rej Productions is taking the next step towards our long term goals. We have numerous projects in various stages of development, and we are starting a new program for anyone who wants to participate. It’s called “Fun to be a Fan” and here’s what it is… Anyone who becomes a fan of Wild Rej Productions on Facebook OR signs up for our email newsletter will be listed in the credits of our next film. We are prepping the film now for production. We’d really like to make it fun for people who are fans of what we do.
Furthermore, this website will be drastically changing soon. The company has grown, and the site is going to have different needs in the future. We will still offer great production services include video and audio, and we are going to move towards producing original stories.
We are excited to move forward!
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world, but the unreasonable man tries to adapt the world to him. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
–Samuel Butler
The Interview
Good Morning!

I am excited to announce that Wild Rej Productions has a short film in pre-production called, “The Interview”. Keep reading this blog for updates, including pictures, shooting dates, and release dates. It’s exciting to live in a time where anything is possible!
Selling Is More Than YES or NO
Continuing on the theme of sales…
A YES is not always good.
And a NO is not always bad.
In fact, there are a few things better than a yes…
The “Raiders” Story Conference
I came across this post on Mystery Man on Film and thought I would share it with anyone who is interested in how film concepts are flushed out. This is an awesome look into how one of the most successful movies of all time developed from idea into a blockbuster.