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Looks like we’re in every Hollywood Video store in the country - with the exception of stores that are slated to close. That’s great news for any of you who don’t have Netflix but have a local Hollywood Video store near you.

Out of the all the summaries of Lost Mission at the various online stores, this one from Barnes & Noble is my personal favorite, outside of Vanguard’s.

Five American soldiers training in the Alpine mountains of Northern Italy face the ultimate test of endurance and psychological strength when a mysterious sniper begins stalking their every move. It was supposed to be a typical training exercise, but when the bullets started to fly all bets were off. A sniper is gunning for the soldiers under the cover of the dense local foliage, and it quickly becomes apparent that the lieutenant in charge is in way over his head. If they don’t make it to their rendezvous in time, chances are good that no one in the squad will make it out of the forest alive. But who can be trusted when your own eyes and ears - much less your fellow soldiers - prove hopelessly unreliable? –Jason Buchanan

Lost Mission is now available at just about every online video site. We’re also hearing reports from as far away as North Carolina that it will be showing up in some local Blockbuster stores.

So if you see it on the shelf, please show us some love by renting it out!

Lost Mission is now available for rent at Netflix! Add it to your queue today!

Via The Hollywood Reporter, Marvel just announced that the “Wolverine & The X-Men” will make its debut in the US on Nicktoons in January 2009. I have been working on the visual effects for this show for a few months and we’ve been eagerly awaiting an official announcement of the air date.

It’s exciting to be part of the Marvel universe and working with these characters with such a huge and loyal following.

68˚ & Clear, our newest film with long-time collaborator Dawn Westlake, is an official selection at the KAN festival in Poland. The festival runs April 23-24.

The Objective, a new film by Dan Myrick (The Blair Witch Project), is now complete and will soon be entering the festival circuit. It has already been accepted to a major festival.

The Objective is my second collaboration as a visual effects artist with Dan, the first being The Believers which was released last year. I am also currently working on a new Raw Feed film by director Ben Rock.

A few bits of news on the Lost Mission front.

You can now pre-order Lost Mission on DVD from Amazon.com. The official release date is April 22, 2008. The film should also be available soon at Netflix as well. More details to follow.

The film is now listed on the IMDB, which means it now officially exists. Ha!

Also, you’ll notice that our distributor Vanguard has designed a spiffy new poster! It’s based on the original design, but sleeker and improved.