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Treasure Blind Movie
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Treasure Blind Update
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November 2008
Just a quick update on the Treasure Blind movie - DVD sales are currently suspended due to the fact that the Treasure Blind
folks have successfully sold the movie to a distribution company. This means it will not be shown in theaters after all,
but the good news is that you should soon see this wonderful movie show up sometime early next year in various DVD retail
outlets. We will keep you posted!
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"Treasure Blind" World Premier Showing!
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November 2007
Mark has composed, arranged, and recorded some music for a new movie called Treasure Blind. On October 8th, 2007 the world premier
of "Treasure Blind" took place at the Riverwalk Theaters in Jenks, OK to a crowd of 1300 invited guests! The place was quite a buzz
of excitement!
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At the theater with the premier movie poster.
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Mark with the Civil War dudes:
Alva (Ryan Dunlop), Virgil (Nate Madden), & Wil (Sean Burgess).
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Mark with Brian Shoop, the writer, director, lead actor, etc. - what a guy!
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Treasure Blind is a moving story, set in modern-day Tulsa, OK with a number
of flashbacks to the Civil War period. These Civil War scenes comprise about 20 minutes of this 2-hour, full-length film and for the most part are
"accompanied" by Mark's music including mountain dulcimer, banjo, and guitar, with Jennifer Downing playing fiddle. Mark plays some traditional "period" pieces,
as well as a few of his own that were composed just for this movie.
Here are a few sample MP3s of Mark's musical work for Treasure Blind:
Soldier's Joy (traditional) (939kb-MP3)
Cluck Old Hen (traditional) (939kb-MP3)
Caving Banks Lament dulcimer (copyright 2007 by Mark Tindle) (1.2mb-MP3)
Caving Banks Lament fiddle (copyright 2007 by Mark Tindle) (861kb-MP3)
Coming Home (copyright 2007 by Mark Tindle) (689kb-MP3)
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This independent movie was written, directed, and produced mostly in Tulsa, using local scenery and droves of volunteer talent on both sides of the camera.
We will keep you updated as we learn more about the distribution.
In the meantime, please visit the Treasure Blind website for more information.
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