EYE SCREAM PRODUCTIONS

Directors Notes

First off, let me say "Eyes of the Chameleon" is finally done. After a grueling two and a half week shoot in April of 2004, and thousands of hours in the editing room, "Eyes of the Chameleon" will finally see the light of day with its first screening in Las Vegas, Nevada January 2006. Other screenings throughout the country will be announced soon. I want to note that the people who worked on "Eyes of the Chameleon" were a very dedicated group of individuals that gave it their all under grueling situations with so little time, and I thank you all for making the dream a reality.

The year and a half I have spent shaping "Eyes of the Chameleon" into what it is today, has been a great learning experience for me, from pre production to post production. I worked very hard to make a unique horror film that tends to push the envelope at times. Horrific and beautiful, I believe "Eyes of the Chameleon" definitely has a different feeling throughout the film than most horror movies have today, mixing psychological horror, exploitation, and the outline of the Italian Giallo, giving "Eyes of the Chameleon" a really cool tone to it. I hope you enjoy the experience. I am very proud of the film.

Thank you for all your support.

Ron Atkins

Director of "Eyes of the Chameleon"

November 8, 2005

Directors Notes : April 21, 2006

I just want to thank everyone who has supported EOTC up to this point. You know who you are. Without this support EOTC would have no life, so just consider yourself part of the motor that keeps this machine rolling along. It's weird how things work out. We submitted EOTC to tons of festivals last year and got no response. I think for the most part, a lot of these festivals take your money and don't watch your film. But that's just the nature of the beast. We knew what we were getting ourselves into when we made the film, but always believed EOTC would get accepted into at least a few of them. Politics are everywhere, not just in the White House. It did give me a chance to keep making the film better and better, as I kept editing all the way up to the premiere. So things do happen for a reason. Now, that being said, EOTC has had two very successful sold out showings when it premiered here in Vegas in January, and also had a great showing at the Cinema Wasteland show in Cleveland in March. Next up is Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors in June. Also, pick up the next Ultra Violent Magazine, one of the best horror magazines on the market, at your local bookstore where EOTC will get a feature article. So things are rolling right along, which means good things for the film. I believe we will see EOTC picked up by a pretty good label by the end of the year, or early next year, and I look forward to horror fans around the world taking a look for themselves at what I believe to be a very well done, truly Independent horror/exploitation film.

Special thanks to : Scott Gabbey & Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent Magazine, Ken Kish of Cinema Wasteland, and Tony Timpone of Fangoria Magazine

Thanks so much for all the support. I hope to meet you (My Fans) at one of the screenings.

Director Ron Atkins