A DREAM COMES TRUE
Well, something I’ve always dreamed of is going to happen and I’m thrilled. Toward the end of this month or the first week in August, I’ll be going to Milwaukee to see firsthand the shooting of some of the exterior scenes of a movie that I am a very small investor in….but, nonetheless a “co-producer” in the most general sense.
I will be a “VIP’ on the set to view the actual magic of movie making and there is a small chance I could be chosen as an extra for the film. I plan to be there 2 to 3 days and, needless to say, I am very excited about the whole thing.
The movie is “No God, No Master” and will star David Strathairn…more info on the film and the star are set forth below:
I’ll take notes and give a report when I get back
Clark
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NO GOD, NO MASTER Films In Milwaukee This Summer: A news release
Strata Productions, Inc, in association with Sacco & Vanzetti, LLC and NGNM, Inc. is gearing up for production this summer on the feature film No God, No Master starring Academy and Golden Globe Nominee David Strathairn.

No God, No Master is the story of U.S. Bureau of Investigation agent William Flynn, who is swept into the world of homegrown terrorism during the Red Scare of the early 1920’s. His journey into the culture of anarchism sets the stage for a timely drama with resounding parallels to the politics and issues of contemporary society. This action-driven feature film is the story of one man’s odyssey into a universe of power, greed, and corruption, forcing him to confront the very principles and values that make him an American. The event that came to spark the “trial of the century” started off as a rather uneventful robbery/murder in the small town of Braintree, Mass. on April 15, 1920. Three weeks later two Italian immigrants, Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were charged with the crimes. The case exploded onto the national scene due to the defendants’ being anarchists and the fact that antiracial and anti-immigrant hysteria was sweeping the country.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin has been a first choice location for Chicago Writer/Director Terry Green since the inception of the script. The city’s rich history, vintage architecture and Lake Michigan’s horizon are the perfect backdrops for the 1919 period locations, which simulate old world New York City. The anticipated start date for filming is July 20th.