About the Site

This site is designed to be an all-out hub for the short film An Endgame.

Here we will be posting information about the short film itself as well as publishing a production journal of sorts to let you know what is going on behind the scenes. As a collector lamenting the loss of physical media while everything goes streaming, think of this site as the soon-to-be-antiquated "special features"of our short film.

I also hope to collect personal stories, thoughts, and anecdotes about Parkinson's disease. I am inviting anyone who donates to An Endgame to include a personal message about PD-- whether it's a memory of someone they know with Parkinson's disease, a story about how having a loved one with PD has affected them, or their own personal thoughts and experiences being diagnosed with PD. All stories and thoughts, good and bad, happy and sad, will be posted. I think this could create a very human network to help highlight the people that are affected by this disease, and form a web of support for the many people who are going through the same thing.

Finally, as this project is funded by you, I would love to know what questions you have about the project, about filmmaking, or anything related to An Endgame.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Cory Line

Director of An Endgame

Now, the beginning...

This site is set up to promote and provide information about the upcoming short film, An Endgame.

Here we'll be posting updates about the project in development, pre-production, shooting, etc while also providing background on the film and the talent involved in making the film.

Feel free to subscribe to our updates and post any questions you may have about the film or filmmaking process, and we'll do our best to answer them.

Follow us on twitter (@AnEndgame) and like our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/anendgamemovie) for more information.

Thanks,

An Endgame Production Team (as of May 25, 2013)
Cory Line, Mayon Denton, David Tayar

We're back or is that just beginning?

And we're back (tough technically we were only here for a few seconds). Google has "determined that [this] blog was mistakenly marked as a TOS violator by our automated system and, as such, we have reinstated [this] blog." More actual updates coming soon.