EXCLUSIVE: Smokewood Entertainment has just inked a script deal for Killshot, a feature thriller set against the backdrop of the top-secret CIA program that researched and utilized a teachable psychic-based protocol called Remote Viewing for use in real-world military spy operations and battlefield situations. Screenwriter Paige Cameron, who’s writing a Salvador Dali film for Imagine Entertainment, has been tapped to develop and co-write the script with Oscar-nominated Precious producer Sarah Siegel-Magness. Siegel-Magness will produce with her husband and Smokewood co-founder Gary Magness.
Siegel-Magness called Cameron “a gifted storyteller who is a quickly emerging talent. We are both proud to be able to bring this factual story into the light and explore its implications for the future as well as the part we, as a society, play in shaping that future through our thoughts and beliefs.”
Partly inspired by the real-life involvement of decorated military intelligence officer Major Ed A. Dames (U.S. Army Ret.), Killshot will explore the current and future world events the technique has possibly uncovered as well as the international Remote Viewing programs known to be used by several governments during the Cold War, and thought likely to still be in current use. Dames will co-produce.
"Amongst Brothers" is 26-minute documentary about a Colorado cattleman who travels to Brazil on an adventure trip only to find himself a central figure in the very survival of one of the oldest tribes in the Amazon Basin after he contributes a sustainable source of protein in the form of a cattle herd to the tribe. The purpose of the documentary is to encourage financial contributions to organizations involved with the sustainability of the Amazon as well as direct involvement in philanthropy towards the native population in the Amazonian Basin.