December 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Eight" premiers to a packed house at the Scott Residence in in Tulelake, California.
December 20, 2003: Filming commences on "Dark Mullet" the new feature from director Allen Scott. It is Scott's first time behind the camera on a full-length motion picture since he directed the critically acclaimed film "The Christmas Project" in nearly two years.
December 17, 2003: The DVD release of the highly anticipated "EMT" series has been postponed due to technical difficulties. Director/Producer Allen Scott hopes to have the DVD completed by the summer of 2004.
November 20, 2003: Don Puņaton Productions unviels the new homepage for the "T-Town Ballaz Mix Tapes." A new mix tape will be filmed this December.
October 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Eight" Trailer now available.
September 14, 2003: A new promotional teaser trailer for Don Punaton Productions is posted on the main page of the Don Punaton website.
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
December 20, 2003: Filming commences on "Dark Mullet" the new feature from director Allen Scott. It is Scott's first time behind the camera on a full-length motion picture since he directed the critically acclaimed film "The Christmas Project" in nearly two years.
December 17, 2003: The DVD release of the highly anticipated "EMT" series has been postponed due to technical difficulties. Director/Producer Allen Scott hopes to have the DVD completed by the summer of 2004.
November 20, 2003: Don Puņaton Productions unviels the new homepage for the "T-Town Ballaz Mix Tapes." A new mix tape will be filmed this December.
October 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Eight" Trailer now available.
September 14, 2003: A new promotional teaser trailer for Don Punaton Productions is posted on the main page of the Don Punaton website.
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
December 17, 2003: The DVD release of the highly anticipated "EMT" series has been postponed due to technical difficulties. Director/Producer Allen Scott hopes to have the DVD completed by the summer of 2004.
November 20, 2003: Don Puņaton Productions unviels the new homepage for the "T-Town Ballaz Mix Tapes." A new mix tape will be filmed this December.
October 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Eight" Trailer now available.
September 14, 2003: A new promotional teaser trailer for Don Punaton Productions is posted on the main page of the Don Punaton website.
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
November 20, 2003: Don Puņaton Productions unviels the new homepage for the "T-Town Ballaz Mix Tapes." A new mix tape will be filmed this December.
October 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Eight" Trailer now available.
September 14, 2003: A new promotional teaser trailer for Don Punaton Productions is posted on the main page of the Don Punaton website.
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
October 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Eight" Trailer now available.
September 14, 2003: A new promotional teaser trailer for Don Punaton Productions is posted on the main page of the Don Punaton website.
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
September 14, 2003: A new promotional teaser trailer for Don Punaton Productions is posted on the main page of the Don Punaton website.
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
September 11, 2003: "County Road 100" returns to the air on 610 AM KRFH. The show now can be found on Thursday nights at 9:00 pm and can be heard via the world wide web at www.krfh.net
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
September 6, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Seven" premiers at the Scott Compound in Tulelake, CA to a great reaction. Episode Seven picks up directly after Episode Six, following Allen Scott, Jimmy Havlina, his borther Eddie, and Kevin Marcussen as they travel on their own Spring Break trip to Los Angeles, Venice Beach, and Las Vegas, NV.
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
June 28, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Six" premiers at the Havlina Household.
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
June 18, 2003: The Chalet Trio releases their long awaited first single "Rock on America." The single is available for download on the "Life and Times" homepage.
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
May 23, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Five" premiered in Chico, California.
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
Back
May 3, 2003: Director Allen Scott put the finishing touches on his latest project earlier today. "The Body Double" is a short film about one of Saddam Hussein's body doubles trying to cope in a post-Saddam world. The film can be seen in its entirety on the Don Puņaton web site.
March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
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March 17, 2003: The ConTour begins! Director/star of "Life and Times: Episode Four" Seth Binderup began his tour of California today, stopping in Weed, Redding and Chico, California. On the tour, Binderup will be premiering "Episode Four" in several of California's major cities. The tour will conclude in Santa Barbara on March 19. Along with Binderup are two of the film's stars, Jared DuVal and David Todd.
March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
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March 15, 2003: Episode 4:"Home For the Holidays" premiered in Tulelake, California to great reviews. Shooting for a future episode of "Life and Times" begins under the helm of director Seth Binderup.
March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
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March 5, 2003: The trailer for "Life and Times: Episode Four" premiered at the stroke of midnight on the Don Puņaton website. The trailer attracted much attention and caused the site to become congested. "Episode Four" marks the directorial debut of Seth Binderup and will open nation wide at the end of March.
February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
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February 22, 2003: "Life and Times: Episode Three" premiered to a packed house in Chico, California. This current installment continues in the strong tradition established by its predecessors. The last fifteen minutes of "Episode Three" were by far the most exciting and one critic even went so far as to label them "classic."
January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
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January 2003: "The Life and Times of Allen Scott" has been retitled "Life and Times..." The reason for this is that creator and director Allen Scott has a new vision for the series. He does not want the series to focus entirely on him but instead to focus on a group of high school friends as they attend their respective colleges.
January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."
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January 2003: Episode two of "Life and Times..." has currently been shelved due to technical problems. Director Allen Scott has begun working on episode three, which is titled "October."