FAMILY IN DEVELOPMENT

A funny thing happens on the way to the pound: a rescued black mutt becomes the marketing icon for "Dog Dude Xtreme Dog Füd," thus tossing him snout-long into a vicious custody battle between a struggling blues musician, a bumbling advertising firm, a pet food tycoon, and the boy who really loves him.
 
Dog Dude, is a delightful and hilarious family movie penned by acclaimed Hollywood writer, Robert P. Johnson (The Temptations, Bojangles, Tyson). A heart warming tale which proves that the love a boy has for his dog can overcome all obstacles.
 
Foothill is seeking funding and production partners for this wonderful feature for the whole family. Currently in development with Tempo Pictures and the Pacific Film and Television Commission.

Fireworks are one of the most universally acclaimed forms of entertainment in the world. This 45-minute 70mm 3-D film will bring alive some of the greatest pyrotechnical displays of today in America, Europe and the Far East, and at the same time will tell the story of fireworks from their beginnings in China centuries ago through to today’s futuristic shows. World-famous French pyrotechnician Christophe Bertonneau (Olympic Games and World Cup ceremonies, the Paris Millennium show) will tell his personal story and we will follow him as he plans and fires the New Year’s Eve spectacular at the London Eye on the River Thames in England. Audiences will be taken into the very heart of visually stunning firework displays and enveloped in an equally stimulating aural experience of natural sound and originally composed music. 

Foothill is seeking pre-sales and funding for this exciting feature. Television and video opportunities are available for this film to be produced by Ultimate Productions Ltd.
  

The year is 2050. The world has become a bright, bold, multi-cultural landscape filled with happy consumers; where people  are defined by what they wear, what they watch, and what they buy. Entertainment and tabloid stories are the primary news of the day.  It's not that there aren't real problems anymore -- it's just that life is going so well for most people; they just don't want to deal with anything too "messy." One of the forces behind this new Utopian consumerism is a conglomerate known as THE VSL FAMILY, which markets everything from entertainment, clothing and snack food to politics and spirituality, all wrapped up in a big shiny package promoting “One Unified Harmonious Spirit.” At least that's what it says in the brochure. Lilah Turner, however, discovers that the real truth isn't found in the corporate literature. 
 
It's found in the blood...inside of her and thousands of others is the destructive "seed" of an invasion, launched by aliens already living among us, in the form of corporate monolith THE VSL FAMILY.  And within this organization are an elite group of carriers -- the VESSELS, human in appearance but alien to the core, single-mindedly dedicated to only one mission: spreading an "infection" that will ultimately enslave the human race.
 
Created and to be directed by Emmy-winning director, Eric Radomski. Foothill is seeking funding and pre-sales for this series that is to be produced by phuuz entertainment.

In the long hot summer of 1933, a unique friendship is born between two of the world's most famous female aviators - the British born Amy Johnson and the American, Amelia Earhart. "Wings of Angels" is about these two extraordinary women who, brought together by their complete dedication to flying, found they were true soul mates despite very different backgrounds and upbringings. Their daring achievements in flight during the 1920's and 1930's remain to this day as examples of exceptional determination and courage in a profession which even now remains a male preserve. Their bond of friendship united them until their untimely and unexplained deaths.

Foothill is seeking funding and pre-sales for this feature which is based on a concept by the late Peter Allwork (aerial photographer "Out of Africa", "Superman") and to be produced by Jason Productions Ltd.