Promises

      Today is a day that should be marked in the history books (or noted on a napkin) the first time in COMV's history, we have promised you something in a monthly update, and have actually fallowed through with it!!

Let’s re-cap:

11.13.05 :: We promised you our feature length film “Acts of War” – we canceled it twice

04.15.06 :: We promised you a new Vietnam Movie – It didn’t make it past the first day of filming

08.08.06 :: Promised you “The Vindicate” – 10.25.07 released “Faded” (slightly based off Vindicate)

11.07.06 :: Promised Non-plot compelled action short films – Gave you Wasted (100% plot compelled)

12.21.06 :: said “Wasted” would be on the site – 02.02.07 “Wasted” was on the site

You get the point.

      But then why do you keep coming back? Probably because looking out your window isn’t that much fun these days. So what was the promise we kept, well it's the two new videos up on the site. For starters, finally after a year of production The Making of: Faded is finished, and up on the site. Now that's cool and all, but what is cooler? A movie that actually has made people cry; now that is cool. No I'm not talking about homeward bound. I am talking about COMV's very own the Turning.

      After a month of production we here at COMV are all proud to bring you our newest short, A short film with an impacting outcome, a difficult subject, and is the beacon for all of our movies from this point on.

      With the great success of our three newest movie’s Wasted, Faded, and the Turning you may have noticed we are making movies with morals, guidance, and emotion; and we plan on keeping it like that. We still will do actions, comedies, and dramas, but most of them, if not all, will have a moral. Something that you as the viewer can take with you, you can apply it to your life, or you can discard it, it's up to. But movies these days don't care about morals anymore, and we aim to change that.

      That's all for now, go pet your dog, if you don't have one, build one out of toilet paper rolls.


-Weston Childers