No Footing - Feature Film

Madison Parker is an unfulfilled artist 18 months removed from college. Stuck in a dead-end job at a local copy shop, she finds herself unmotivated about her career, tormented by her boss Lincoln Hawkins and confused about the direction of her life. With the help of a fellow artist turned high school guidance counselor named Christopher, Madison attempts to jump start her career and her life. ------- "A true screen gem. Skillfully executed, artfully directed and beautifully acted. You won't want to miss it." - Lavinia DeCastro, Courier Post "This is a terrific movie. Insightful, poignant and funny." - Art Carey, The Philadelphia Inquirer "No Footing is a film that every aspiring artist should see." - Stephanie Yuhas, Project Twenty1 Film & Animation Festival "Truly top notch. Between the honest depiction of the struggling artist, the acting of the two leads, and it's overall production value, this film is definitely worth a viewing." - Justin Bowler, The Move Guys "It's a wonderful independent film with really polished technique, it really tells its story in a crisp way, and it's very character driven. It tells a classic story and asks eternal questions about the value of our work." - Dr. Joseph Bierman, Chair Radio/TV/Film Rowan University "A movie I can get behind." - Brian Skutle, Sonic-Cinema.com "Rich, provocative and is likely to resonate with a sizable audience of artists, musicians, actors, writers and filmmakers who will easily relate to Madison's situation." - David Greenberg, IndieTalk.com ------- Winner: Best Feature - 2010 Philadelphia Filmathon at the Project Twenty1 Film & Animation Festival Winner: Best Local Feature - 2010 Downbeach Film Festival Winner: Best Actress in a Feature, Jensen Bucher - 2010 Downbeach Film Festival Official Selection: 2010 Manalapan Independent Film Festival Winner: Honorable Mention - 2011 Media Film Festival Official Selection: 2011 Myrtle Beach International Film Festival http://MixedNutsProductions.com #indiefilmmaker #indiefilmmaking #IndieFilm