Announcement regarding major changes to Thomas Blackmore Productions

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

The last few weeks to a month I have been saving up money. I have decided it is time to move out of Connecticut. My job is great and the only thing is the commute is expensive and draining. I am looking forward to starting a new chapter of my life and the journey I am taking at my job and my film company Thomas Blackmore Productions

This is a very important move I will be making. I will not be giving up on making films as it is something I love and I hope I get to ramp that up with the time I will gain from a reduced commute to work. I am planning to apply for a apartment in December to move late January early February. Still a lot to work on as gas for my car and its oil changes is my biggest hurdle since I drive 620 miles a week monday-friday and my commute for one way is 80 minutes. I am excited to make this journey and am looking forward to the adventures that come with it.

When it comes to Thomas Blackmore Productions we currently are not taking clients during this transition solely focusing on future projects and products to develop a income for the company. This transition period should only take another 2 month. At the end of this process the LLC for Connecticut will be dissolved and a new one will be registered in Rhode Island. We will still film some projects in CT and I am working with my creative circle to discuss projects and we are planning to do something more ambitious than ever. It will be on a low budget to ensure that there is no conflict on interest when it comes to funding this major life change, but it doesnt mean the scale can be small. My productions are very good with time and budget and are getting more efficient by each shoot. In fact we got a little comedy thing shooting this weekend and its total cost is literally $25 to feed the cast and crew. No other expenses.

My point is this life change should have no negative effects on my ambitions and should only make them go even further. I appreciate everything and everyone we have worked with in Connecticut and we hope to keep in touch with our clientele as we establish a new home for myself and my business. More updates to come as we get closer to the end of this transition