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Who We Are Projects Adobe Links Make Art Not War It is the intent that all Adobespaceship Productions products, when possible, will be shot and produced , with participating tribes, on tribal land.
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First Nation.
A fictional motion picture that contains a primarily principal cast of
First Nation and Native American actor artists working in conjunction to
bring forth the best possible product feasible: A tribal physician
assistant and reserve tribal police deputy endues a near-death experience
and awakens to discover he has mystic powers that help him to solve
unsolvable crimes. Based on the novel of the same name. Once
First Nation is completed as a major motion picture, a prime-time
one-hour television series spin-off can be negotiated with the major
broadcast and cable networks of Canada and the United States.
IMAGE OF THE GODS is a fictional action/adventure motion picture: An
ancient pair of Egyptian achromatic lenses buried for centuries resurface.
The power they possess is unlike anything previously known to mankind. It
is up to a renowned team of First Nation archaeologists to find them first
― for the world’s fate rests in the knowledge of the past to
preserve the future. ·
Money Farm,
a comedic, fantasy motion picture endeavor involving a First Nation
Reserve: Counterfeiters use computer technology. Computer
VDT (video terminal display) radiation infects several bags of farm seeds.
The infected farm seeds DNA absorbs the computers information. The farm
seeds are shipped to the Reserve. The farm seeds are planted and ―
soon grow into prosperous legal tender. ·
Barbary Raid,
an action/adventure fact based motion picture that involves the capture of
the man-of-war frigate, the USS Philadelphia, off the coast of Tripoli in
1803 and U.S. President Thomas Jefferson’s determination to return the
vessel’s hostages home. FUTURE
PROJECTS: ·
Jim Thorpe ―
All American. We are
currently in negotiations with the family for the
rights to the legendary ·
The Ira Hayes Story.
To acquire the rights to the life story of the Native American U.S. Marine
who helped raise the American flag at Iwo Jima. A
remake of the motion picture that starred Tony Curtis. ![]() TRIBAL P.D.“Tribal P.D.” has a style format that presents a unique focus upon Tribal Law Enforcement throughout the United States. Each segment, from Academy Rookie training, response to emergencies, issuing arrest warrants, traffic enforcement, search and rescue, court security, to operating native jails provides useful information of behind the scenes lifestyles and insights. Various tribal police services will be profiled each segment. It is said that all laws are made to be broken. This series brings that to you and more. You as the television audience will not only step into a whole new world of Indian Country, but see and hear how its dedicated police officers strive to be the best from the eye and the mind of the tribal police officers themselves. Join us as we reveal the inner workings of the past, present, and future tribal police officers as we journey into “Tribal P.D.” Eight (8) minutes per thirty (30) minute slot is available and reserved for commercial use or barter Tribal P.D. prompts, promotes, and displays Native American Law Enforcement in progress from the beginning stages through completion. Running time segments: 22 minutes Once
production soundstages and post-production facilities are completed, Adobespaceship
Productions intends to create television themed endeavors as well
including: ·
Profiles
In Artistry, a fact-based
thirty minute anthology television series starring Michael Horse as host,
that provides information, behind the scenes lifestyles and insights into
various artisan topics and creative works created and profiled during each
segment. ·
Analysis In History,
a fact-based thirty-minute television series that spotlights major
historical moments of Canadian and United States events never before
analyzed. ·
Frontier Law,
a fictional one-hour television series set in the 1870s that profiles the
life and hardships of the first female judge in the old Canadian west,
which happens to be of First Nation heritage. ·
The Storyteller,
a one-hour anthology television series that depicts the greatest stories
told around the fire pits of the First Nations. Each
television series will be available for both international and domestic
syndication when ninety segments each have been produced. These will be
designed as daily strips (airing daily ― Monday through Friday) and
available to syndicates throughout the world. Should the climate of
syndication change, Adobespaceship Productions is prepared to
adjust the timetables necessary to suit the marketplace. Promotion
of Adobespaceship Productions product will include all Advertising
will be designed to promote all products with specific focus on
distribution and will be on billboards, transit buses, bus bench posters
and on the World-Wide Web.
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