New INGL Trailer

Scott Lee here… After a lot of obtuse nonsense, I have finally found the time to post up the latest trailer for I’m Not Gonna Lie, the feature length documentary we’re releasing side by side next to Barton Police this summer. I’m Not Gonna Lie will have one more trailer following this one along with an actual release date where you will get to see part 1 of the film. With I’m Not Gonna Lie, we’re going to attempt to release new portions of the actual film itself every single week.

So hear this: my goal is to get Part 1 available for viewing on YouTube the FIRST WEEK of July, and following that week we hope to have Part 2 ready along with the first episode of Barton Police. Get ready for an explosion of content, people. And tell all your friends - the place to spend your time online this summer is with the Barton gang.

Latest Voice Updates From Scott Lee

It’s only been a short number of days and we’ve managed to get a few hundred views on the short little teaser trailer for the new Barton Police comedy series. It’s been a while since we’ve seen another video production update from Xavier Flores. You can watch the first one here and the second one here. So HINT HINT, Xavier - get another update up! Scott Lee can’t promote the series by himself! As a matter of fact, help from all the cast and crew would be magnificent. We got over 100 views within the first 24 hours, and that was good, but I think we’re going to need to really push things to a whole new level if we want to see this thing go where it really is capable of going.

This is Scott, by the way, Company Administrator, and I suppose this is almost like another article than a news post, but I have been very busy trying to actually get things done in my own life, I’ve been dealing with a lot of tedious chores and obstacles with a lot of things. Most importantly, we are really learning a much more social networking approach to promotion with these projects and I think that it is going to be a lot more effective. Anyway, below is the latest voice update regarding the new website for Barton Police, BartonPolice.com, which if you have not yet seen you definitely need to check it out. For those of you wondering about I’m Not Gonna Lie, we are still working on getting it out there and I promise I’m going to find some time this coming week.


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And of course, there is also another voice update about Austin, Texas which is also pretty interesting. Most of it is me giving praise to Austin for being such an awesome city, but I think it’s also important because another detail I don’t think I’ve really mentioned too many places yet - Barton Ct. is going to be doing a promotional campaign in Austin, it’s something that we’re working toward. So far it’s been pushed back, along with a couple other things, to later on this summer but hopefully we’re going to be able to head out there the last week or July or the first week of August. If all else fails, we’ll just start taking day trips up there, because hotel rooms can get really expensive. If I had it my way I’d want to do a week long stay there where I spent most nights just out meeting people and telling them about it but the day trips look like they might be the better, cheaper option for us, even though we’ll be absolutely exhausted from being on the road.


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Also very important: with the release of the first few episodes Stephen Wolfe and I are still planning on doing something along the lines of a 10 Year Anniversary party for Barton Ct. 2009 marks the first 10 years of the group’s existence. As a legitimate company, we’re not too old, only since 2006, but as an actual group, it’s been a remarkable decade long journey for many of the core members. That party will probably consist of lots of cool stuff going on, and if any of you were with us for Oscar Night 2004, it might be something like that but on a much bigger, cooler scale. We’ll have a screening of Not Gonna Lie going on there, of course, and probably a sneak peek at an episode of Barton Police before the rest of the public gets to see it.

So much of what we’ve been doing has really been bringing everything full circle since we started. A lot of the originals that used to really not want to work with us anymore seem to have become a little more won over lately. :) Kayla Murray did a scene with us for Barton Police and she did an outstanding job, for instance. James Monaghan is also in talks to come back for a cameo, but we’ll see what happens with that. You can click their names to see their Barton Ct. Database entries. I’m going to be doing another revamp and massive update with the database as soon as we’re done with this massive frenzy of stuff we’re releasing too, so you can look forward to that after the end of the summer. Stay tuned!

4 Projects That Got Canned

Hey, it’s Scott Lee, Company Administrator here and I was just cleaning out my room and found an old paper from 2004 when we had one of our annual meetings to decide what our next project should be. A lot of this stuff is pretty interesting, so I figure I’ll go ahead and outline four different projects that got canned, or rather: just never got produced. All of these are ideas of mine, and some of them even ended up as incomplete scripts that I never finished writing.

Hayden - After the people I had cast for a project I was working on called Renaissance bailed on the project and there were too many schedule conflicts, I turned my attention to producing a shortfilm called “Hayden.” The main character, Hayden, is a guy who experiences all kinds of problems in his life, including having his girlfriend cheat on him. In the end, a new friend he makes named Anne demonstrates to him that everything going wrong with him is his own fault through a strange twist.

Why Hayden Never Got Made: I never finished writing the script, but as time passed there was simply too much going on with my own life and the rest of Barton to give this project the resources it needed to succeed.

The Receiver - Based on the Lois Lowry novel, The Giver. Jonas lives in a futuristic utopian society with no problems, no feelings, and no color.

Why The Receiver Never Got Made: - As Barton Ct. continued to get more and more official, it would have been too much of a hassle to attempt to obtain rights from both Lois Lowry, her publisher, or anyone who obtained movie rights to the book to actually produce it for our corporation.

Harry the Undermined - An intelligent man in the 1800’s rich off his father’s inheritance searches for meaning around town to eventually find another like him sacrificing their life for his.

Why Harry the Undermined Never Got Made: This was based on an old short story I wrote one day for a high school English class. The idea to produce it as a film was simply turned down during the 2004 meeting in which the idea was pitched.

Flow My Tears - Based on the Philip K. Dick story known as Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said. The story is concerned with uncovering the true nature of time where everything written in the author’s essay comes true in his own life with an uncanny resemblance.

Why Flow My Tears Never Got Made:: This idea was shot down during the 2004 meeting AND would have been a potential hassle for intellectual property rights should we have ever chosen to try and produce it.

As it appears, countless other ideas have passed through the realm of Barton Ct. Productions never to be seen or heard from again. I was lucky to actually find this paper with some of my old ideas on it. Ironically, after reading what I had actually completed for the Hayden script, I realized that another film I’m working on writing right now has a very similar style and theme to it.

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