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Los Angeles, CA (Alliance Entertainment Group) -
Director Geo Santini - whose best known for his visual, and cutting-edge music videos - is becoming Hollywood's latest directing phenom. Santini's recent film short Partners, (in conjunction with Alliance Entertainment Group), has caught the attention some of the film industry's top executives.
Partners - which has been compared to Memento and Reservoir Dogs with an urban and edgy twist - revolves around 3 friends involved in the seedy crime world, and what happens when betrayal, greed, and dishonesty enter the picture.
Aware of the largely competitive film market, Geo Santini devised a strategy to gain the attention of film executives. Santini created Partners as a film short, giving investors a visually stunning sample of what a complete project would resemble. Apparently this young Director's strategy has paid off, as his film short has sparked a bidding war between major moviemakers.
What caught the attention of industry insiders was Geo Santini's ability to artfully combine scenes keeping the viewer continuously interested in the film. Viewers watching the short found themselves interested in learning more a bout the characters and where they were going next.
"I feel strongly that a good film will leave you desiring more, while leaving you satisfied at the same time. If you look at the top Director's in the film industry, that is what they accomplish over and over again,' says Geo Santini.
Geo Santini and Alliance Entertainment Group are very close to announcing a major distribution counterpart for the feature film production of Partners. The feature film promises to be the next cult classic.
The film is set to begin shooting in January of 2006. In the meantime, the film short can be seen at many film festivals, including the The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival on Saturday, October 22, 2005. For more information on Partners, please visit, or contact Terrance Gillum at 323.365.4602 or Sherise Bright at 213.742.9048.