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We have voluntarily self-rated this production as:
"Indiana Jones and the Well of Life" is a fan production, with no intention of being in competition with Lucasfilm and Paramount, who have not authorized this work. This fan work, like thousands on the internet today, was produced by fans of the shows and movies. It is provided free of charge and is NOT made for profit. No copyright infringement is intended. Indiana Jones created by George Lucas, copyright Lucasfilm and Paramount. AWARDS:
ABOUT "INDIANA JONES AND THE WELL OF LIFE": "Indiana Jones and the Well of Life" is a feature-length adventure based on the Indiana Jones film franchise. I've always been a huge fan of radio dramas and quickly jumped at the chance to actually participate in one when i first heard about Pendant Productions. They were recording a indyerman radio drama and I had missed out on the initial auditions but was liking what I heard in each episode. Eventually I went on to audition and capture a few roles in some of their other productions. Jeffrey Bridges had spoken about an Indiana Jones drama and that it was tied into the James Bond drama, of which I have a rather small part in as well. He really wanted to get it into production but just did not have the time to mix it all together. So over the next few months, Jeffrey hounded me and sent flowers and candygrams and all manner of bribes (including a very attractive offer concerning his wife!) in an attempt to woo me over to the mixing table (he's kidding, folks! -- Jeffrey). Finally, I decided I'd throw the ol' boy a bone. Actually, being an avid video editor and having some audio mixing experience myself, I offered to try it out and see if I had what it takes to be a mixer. So far, so good! Not this qualifies me as anything special, but as kids, I remember my friends and I would go off in the woods in search of adventure. There was the time we found an old abandoned treehouse, with a cross stuck in the ground nearby. Upon returning to the site weeks later, the cross had been removed and we found it on a hillside not too far off. Our imagination went wild as we pictured various Indiana Jones type reasons for the movement of the cross. Or there was the time we were chased by some older bullies through a dried up sewer tunnel (gross yes, but fun!). We ran through total darkness, not knowing what was at the other end but hoping for the best and looking back now, it felt totally like an Indy moment. Ah, the memories of youth! I am eagerly anticipating working on this project. I've always been a fan of Indiana Jones movies, and also to some extent, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Being that we are going for an authentic feel and trying to cast close to the original actors' voices, it's almost as if I am going to be working with Ford, Connery and Allen themselves! Stay tuned! Tom Stitzer --- "Indiana Jones. I always knew some day you'd come walking back through my door. I never doubted that. Something made it inevitable." This project was originally slated to run a long time ago, in conjunction with or perhaps shortly after the "James Bond: To The End" debut. "Indiana Jones and the Well of Life" was conceived along with "James Bond: To The End" as two bookends to a story. Each can stand on their own as complete tales, but when the two of them are combined they make something greater than the sum of their parts. As for what happened in the time between the "bookends"? Well... that remains to be seen. Pendant grew far more rapidly than I'd anticipated and, unfortunately, I never had the time to get around to directing the show myself. And so it was put on hold indefinitely until such a time as I would be able to devote the time and care that the show deserves. Sadly, I still don't have the time to direct it, which is where Mr. Tom Stitzer comes in. It's through his commitment to direct this project that it presently exists at all. Thanks, Tom! Indy, to me, has always been about grand adventure, exotic locales, and an incredibly intelligent ruffian who, despite his best efforts, is usually on the losing end of a fight. He gets banged up and kicked around, much to our amusement, but he never, ever gives up, much to our satisfaction. He's the ultimate adventurer. He's a scruffy everyman with no need for posturing or pretense. He is what he is and you can take it or leave it, and he'll be just fine either way. You can think of this production in much the same way, although we'd really much prefer that you enjoy it rather than come at us wildy waving swords. After all, we wouldn't want to have to shoot you. Jeffrey
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