Black History of a Film of 3 Cool Black Clowns

Armed with a shooting script,loads of props,grease paint,wigs and second hand clothes,a foursome
all black production crew drove a rented mini-van to their secret Philadelphia,PA.film location  on a Saturday and Sunday in late September, 2004 to produce a short film.
In January,2005 the film maker had a second  short film  registered with the Cannes Short Film Corner via FedEx as the black film maker  could not afford the trip to Cannes, France.
In 2006,the film received Honorable Mention Film 2006 recognition in Chicago via a withoutabox.com submission. 
From September 7th thru September,30,2007, the film was screened at the Los Angeles County fair,as
part of the Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival showcase.The film maker could not afford the trip to Los Angeles and again shipped the screening DVD via withoutabox.com.
At the 2010 International Surrealist Film Festival in Los Angeles, the film's producer was a recipient of
The BRETON Award.The producer was not in attendance,sparing the airfare and instead had shipped the film via withoutbox.com.

Making a film is not always peaches and cream and more often than not the film becomes a lemon that
gets a  dubiously distinctive roasting  on a film review page.Making a film (short or feature) is not for the
feint of heart but for those who dare to accept the challenge. Some films soar like Eagles while others
take an erratic flight on waxed wings.

A big budget, A-list casted, Hollywood-backed film has a better chance of marketable success than  low budget short or feature films.Yet, success can also be measured in the appreciation value of just bringing
your idea to life. To see a scripted character in your mind's eye come to life  on a screen with talented
actors is an immense reward in and of itself. To see someone laugh and have fun with your creative venture
is priceless.If you are a budding black film maker dream, aim high and most of all have fun! Check out the romantic misadventures of the 3 cool
black clowns from Philly,PA:  Left (Dr. Trash)  Center ( half-cartoon-half human,Flash Mc Cool),Right
(His Laughness).Actors: Exavier Wardlaw,Norm Johnson & Robert "Hop" Anderson .

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