Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Episode 4: Stage Door Johnnys - AKA Jack-Offs

Opal Dockery, aka The Old Stripper, shares a story about the customers from the burlesque theaters during her old dancing days!

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Old Stripper Stories - Episode 3 - The Stripper Who Fell Asleep Having Sex

Opal, The Old Stripper, shares a short story from her burlesque days about a friend on her burlesque circuit who fell asleep while having sex!

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Episode 2: The Drunken....

Opal shares her story of 'The Drunken Jack Off', from her new book 100 STORIES FROM AN OLD STRIPPER!

Saturday, February 5, 2011

I Still Look Good

Opal talks about how good her body still looks as a senior citizen while eating her dinner in her recliner!

Friday, February 4, 2011

Mother's New 100 Stories Book Commercial!

Watch Mother's brand new commercial book trailer for her new Amazon book 100 STORIES FROM AN OLD STRIPPER right now:

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Independent Filmmaking: The End of Another Year




Another year is coming to an end. And another one is about to begin. And life goes on for this independent filmmaker.

2010 has been one awesome fuckin' year. I can't believe everything I've accomplished this year. I'm the kind of guy that's always thinking about what has to get done. And never think about what has been done. Taking some time, sitting down, and just recapping the last 6-7 months of 2010 is an eye-opener for me. Not just filmmaking, but other projects and major events as well:

In the last year, as an independent filmmaker, I've got several of my award-winning short, shocking films to play in states we've never had anything play (i.e., Arizona, New Mexico, Kentucky, Oregon, New Jersey and more).

Several of our short films continue to win awards: PHONE SEX GRANDMA, Best Director in Oregon; THE OUTHOUSE, Best Innovative Filmmaker in Kentucky; and PAYDAY LOAN, Best Off the Wall Film in Atlanta, to name a few.

We made a Doritos commercial this fall. And will know very shortly if it plays in the 2011 Super Bowl.

Made a brand new documentary short film. And starting to submit it to film festivals worldwide, with the World Premiere coming up in 2011.

Finished making a new alternative experimental feature film project, about to release on a 2011 national underground screening tour.

Published 5 new books online for Opal, and setting up a book tour for her with her new books.

All of this, plus a new film I'm shooting, and another one in development.

It's rare when I get on her to write a few notes about my life. But when I start, I don't want to stop. I can't wait to see what the next year brings. I love making my art my own way. And seeing that there is an audience for my work globally. I'm living proof that you can be a well known filmmaker and be broke at the same time. Hmmm...that sounds like a good title for a book.

Until next time....

Jack

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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Rockin' With Indie Filmmaking: Top Honors in Kentucky, Oregon...and More




What a life.

Things just keep getting better and better. And I don't want it to end.

Our cult short films keep exploding on the film festival circuit. Case in point: this last weekend. PHONE SEX GRANDMA took Best Director at the Oregon Film Awards. And THE OUTHOUSE rocked Kentucky, winning Best Innovative Filmmaker Sunday night! What a weekend. And this coming Saturday, PHONE SEX GRANDMA returns to New York City, to play the Chashama Film Festival! Over 300 film festivals worldwide to date, and counting. This never gets old. Life is good.

This last weekend is like a shot in the arm. The short films, making my first feature film right now, working on a commercial, and tomorrow: Mother's 65th birthday. I'll tell you: being the Son of a Stripper has given me such a great life that no one can imagine. And now, being able to have my Mother, Opal as the creator, writer and star of these short films....it's a great feeling, and very satisfying.

I'm living proof that anyone can make a movie. I am an independent filmmaker. And make films that shock people, open their eyes, make them think and talk. And the world hasn't seen anything yet.

Check out our trailer for the upcoming feature film documentary THE OLD STRIPPER: