And while you wait for the premiere, enjoy this new cast photo of Ian as ‘Councillor Marcus Kane’
Additional individual cast members photos can found here: http://www.seat42f.com/the-100-season-2-cast-photos.html
The list of festivals where you can see Dress in 2014!
*We will continually update this list so check often.*
Pasadena International Film Festival Feb. 12-16
http://www.pasadenafilmfestival.org/
*Pasadena Screening Date – Tuesday, Feb. 13*
Sedona International Film Festival Feb. 22- March 2
http://www.sedonafilmfestival.org/
Sedona Screening Dates – Thursday, Feb. 27 12:10 pm. and Saturday, March 1 3:00 pm (With Mad Ship)
Durango Film Festival Feb. 26 – March 2 in Colorado
Durango Screening Dates – Wednesday, Feb.26 9:00 pm Gaslight Theatre 1 and Saturday, March 1 6:00 pm Animas City Theatre (Better Off Dead Shorts Program)
Fargo Film Festival in North Dakota March 4 – March 8.
http://www.fargofilmfestival.org/
Fargo Screening Date – Saturday, March 8 3:05 pm. on Screen 1
Peace On Earth Film Festival – Chicago March 6 – March 9
http://www.peaceonearthfilmfestival.org/
Chicago Screening Date – Friday, March 7 10:20 pm
CAAMFEST2014 – San Francisco, Ca. March 13-23
Caamfest Screening Dates – Saturday – March 15 9:20 pm. and Wednesday – March 19 9:10 pm. New People Cinema (HashTag Love Shorts Program)
Palm Beach International Film Festival – Palm Beach, Florida April 3-10
Palm Beach Screening Date: Saturday – April 5th 7:30 pm. (Shorts Block 7)
DisOrient Asian American Film Festival – Eugene, Oregon April 10-13
http://disorientfilm.org/2014/
DisOrient Screening Date: Sunday – April 13th (Shorts: My Take 1:20 – 2:59 pm)
*Received a nomination for Best Short Narrative*
Boston International Film Festival April 11 – April 21
Boston Screening Date: April 11 – Session 1 – 6 pm
USA Film Festival – Dallas – April 22 – 27
*Dress was selected as a finalist in USAFF’s National Short Film Competition. Award winners announced Sunday, April 27 7 pm*
http://www.usafilmfestival.com/
USAFF Screening Date: Thursday – April 24 7 pm
Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival – May 1 – 11
http://www.vconline.org/festival
LAAPFF Sreening Date: Monday, May 5 9:15 pm Tateuchi Democracy Forum
deadCENTER Film Festival in Oklahoma City, OK – June 11 – 15
http://www.deadcenterfilm.org/
Screening Dates: Friday, June 13 8:30 pm. and Sunday, June 15 2:30 pm.
Asian American International Film Festival – New York City – July 24 – Aug 2
Screen Date: July 27 2:30 pm Precedes Kumu Hina – City Cinema Village East
Orlando Film Festival – Orlando, Fl – Oct. 22 – Oct. 26
Screen Dates: (Showing in Drama 3 Group) Oct. 24 5:30-7:30 pm Theatre 12 and Oct. 26 4:45-6:45 pm Theatre 11
*Specific Dress screening dates and times will update as information becomes available.*
THE 100
As Abby and Kane desperately seek out the hundred, Season 2 will morph into the longest, most terrifying family reunion ever — but there’s a catch. “You have to remember that these aren’t the same kids that were sent down in the drop ship,” executive producer Matt Miller tells TVLine. “They’ve all changed and grown and been through so much.” Speaking of which, Lincoln and Octavia’s relationship will blossom from “a googly eyed romance” to a “real relationship.” And even as Octavia “helps to make a bridge” between humans and Grounders, she and Lincoln will come across new, upsetting “culture conflicts.” Meanwhile, as Clarke unravels — or at least attempts to unravel — the secret of Mount Weather, the fates of Bellamy and Finn will be revealed. “The audience will know pretty quickly,” Miller says, “but the characters aren’t in communication, so there are a lot of misunderstandings. It’s basically sci-fi Three’s Company.”
BONUS SPOILER | Executive producer Jason Rothenberg says there “might be a baby in Episode 1.” But don’t get too excited, Linctavia fans, because this wee one “doesn’t come along with a pregnancy.” (Hmm…)
RETURN DATE | Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 9/8c (The CW)
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Another indie film for Ian!
He will play the lead role of “Guy” in ‘Visible’, a science fiction love story by writer and producer, Andrea Snider.
The film will be shot in LA and will be directed by co-producer Clay Delauney.
In addition to starring in the film, Ian’s production company Henry Joe Productions will be producing the film too.
More information here at the film’s website: visiblemovie.com
2014 Real to Reel Film Festival Winners!
Best of Fest
“Frank vs. God” – Writer, Director, Stewart Schill; Los Angeles, CA
Best Documentary
Professional –“Raising Matty Christian” – Writer, Producer, Director; Christian de Rezendes, Slatersville, RI
Student/Amateur – “Wolf Mountain” – Directors, Producers, Brendan Nahmias, Dan Duran, Sam Price-Waldman; Alaska
Best Feature –
Professional – “Imagine I’m Beautiful” – Writer, Naomi McDougall Jones; Director, Meredith Edwards; Producers, Naomi McDougall Jones, Caitlin Gold, Joanna Bowzer; Brooklyn, New York
Best Short
Professional –“Mousse” – Writer, Director, Producer, John Hellberg; Sweden
Student/Amateur –“The Mark” – Writer, Producer, Director; Will Merrick, Salisbury, NC
Best Animation
Student/Amateur – “Death and the Robot” – Writer, Austin Taylor, Alex Thompson; Producer, Julia Festa; Director/Animator, Austin Taylor; Winston-Salem, NC
Audience Choice –“One Small Hitch” – Writer, Dode Levenson; Producer, Director, John Burgess; IL
“Aside from roles inScandal, Fringeand The Mentalist, Henry Ian Cusick is best-known for playing Desmond in the cult hit Lost. Now he’s back with another sci-fi show — The 100. With a nuclear apocalypse wiping out humanity, the only survivors are 400 people living on 12 space stations orbiting the planet. These 12 join together to form one large ship — The Ark. Fast forward 97 years, and those 400 are now 4000. But with the air supply failing, 100 juvenile prisoners are secretly jettisoned back to the Earth, to test whether it can support life again. Henry stars as Kane, one of The Ark’s ruling council members…”
Read complete interview here:
The 100 will be re-playing on Wednesday nights, starting June 18 at 9 PM on The CW!
Catch it again or the first time!
Let It Go Feature Film Casts Lead Actors
Propel Pictures to produce a feature film about the true life story of Chris Williams, based on his life, journals, and book, LET IT GO.
The story and script has attracted talent far and wide. The producers have cast Henry Ian Cusick from the hit television series LOST, and The 100 to play the lead role as Chris Williams. In addition, the team welcomes Academy Award Nominee Brenda Vacarro. Many other supporting cast have been selected from a rich talent pool inside and outside of Utah.
The film is set to begin production in Salt Lake City, Utah in June of 2014.
The compelling true story was covered nationally and touched many lives because of Chris’ decision to forgive the under aged drunk driver who tragically killed his pregnant wife, son, and only daughter in a terrible automobile crash in 2007.
Writers/Directors C.S. Clark and Patrick Henry Parker, the principals of Propel Pictures, learned about the amazing story shortly after it occurred in 2007 and approached Chris Williams about producing a documentary about his eventual triumph over tragedy. The response to Chris’s story and the documentary was remarkable. The team decided to develop a feature length production about Chris’s incredible journey from tragedy to healing.
“On the surface the story seems unbelievable – unfathomable, to do what Chris did, but the reality of letting go of something like this was a daily struggle for Chris, there are layers to this story that will surprise people”
~ Patrick H. Parker ~
LET IT GO is sure to be an emotional journey about the human experience of forgiveness and letting go. A theatrical release date will be announced shortly after production.
Chris Williams has been a consultant on the project.
For Press Inquiries please email: story@propelpictures.com
Let It Go Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/LetItGoTheMovie
Frank VS God premiered on Friday, May 30 at the Dances with Films Festival in LA at the Chinese 6 Theatres and was received well by a full house! Afterward fans in attendance were treated to a reception where they were able to mingle and chat with cast and crew. A very special night indeed! 
