A new movie starring you, the Twitter community,
has started production!

Interested in being in a feature-length movie by the Lowry Brothers (www.lowrybros.com)? Send in your videos and if they’re clever enough, we’ll not only include them in the movie, but will also send you $$! Have a great time and help support your favorite Twitter charities!

Click here to get started!

You can choose to videotape yourself completing one of our challenges, or you can come up with your own idea for a video! Read our shooting tips page for tips on creating a great video!

All participants must be Twitter users! This is a project made by Twitter users, starring Twitter users!

Over the next several weeks the Lowry Brothers (www.lowrybros.com) will be filming scenes in various cities around the western U.S. If you would like to be a part of these shoots, please contact us before the filming date so we can set something up with you. You’ll be required to fill out a release form (download here) before arriving. It will be great fun and you’ll get to hang out with your Twitter pals and the Lowry Brothers!

A percentage of the movie's proceeds will go to various Twitter charities. Also, everyone who has a video that's in the movie will be eligible for $500 or an Ipad!

Soon, we’ll be adding a page listing all the Twitter participants, including links to their Twitter accounts. So grab your camera, shoot some video, and be part of a feature film!

Have your own idea for a funny or touching video that would work for this movie? Send it off! Just follow the directions below.

DELIVERY:  The output files can be any format: MPEG, AVI, QUICKTIME, etc.. Video files over 20 megs can be sent through the web via PANDO (www.pando.com) or YOU SEND IT.  Or, you can use a video upload service like YouTube or Veoh, then email us the link.   Send your files or links to lowrybros@gmail.com.

You can also burn your video onto DVD and mail to:

Jon Rico Lowry
C/O Lowry Bros. Entertainment
4570 Van Nuys Blvd. #172
Sherman Oaks, CA  91403

For tips on the best way to shoot any of these scenes, please refer to our shootings tips page.