I know it's been a bit quiet in here lately, but for good reason! The "American Lolita" crew took the summer off (everyone had a lot of stuff going on) and we are now putting the pedal to the metal on this project!

Our *new* revamped website will open soon, and on that website you will be able to view "LoliGirls' in it's entirety.

Let me repeat that, you WILL be able to watch "LoliGirls" online in a matter of weeks.

No matter how many times I try to explain the situation with our short documentary, I still get the same questions;) Oh! Also, LoliGirls will be screened at CT's Silk City Flick Fest in October. I know I said the festival circuit was over, but a friend of the crew is running the festival so I couldn't resist.

Besides the new website (launch TBD), the American Lolita crew will resume filming for the funding trailer this month. Also, we will be present at this years NYAF/Comic Con. Be sure to stop by Victoria's Lolita panel:) There's also a fabulous exhibit opening at FIT Sept. 17th called "Japan Fashion Now". Of course we will attempt to film there as well.

Deadline for the funding trailer (target length 5 min) is November 4th.

Stay tuned!

Thanks for all of your festival suggestions! Keep them coming, and perhaps LoliGirls will be screening in a theater near you!!

As many of you probably know, Anime Boston is rapidly approaching (it's on Easter weekend this year...which is a bit odd I think). I've already preregistered, as waiting in line last year was reallllly tiring >.<'

So I posted on the AB forum panel group about Lolita panels. Anyone running one? If you are, how would you like to screen LoliGirls? The festival version is only 14 minutes long. If there isn't any interest I reckon I might apply for a 'How to make a con documentary' panel and somehow sneak a LoliGirls screening in there >.>  I know AB is a huge con, and I think it'd be a great opportunity for some of your gals to see the film on a big screen!

So here's my post in the AB forums, please reply or offer advice! See you in April!

I had a fabulous time at the New York Anime Fest on Friday, and am looking forward to going back to the Big Apple on Sunday! I had to skip the con today, Saturday, to do some work for Kato Productions :-/  We're hoping to arrive early on Sunday so we might be able to visit Alice's Teacup...which I hear is a lovely place!

If you plan on attending NYAF on Sunday, be sure to check out the fabulous Neo-Victorian Fashion show...which I believe will start at 12:30PM. I shall be there with my *brand new* Kodak Zi8 to film the show:D

Now, for the REAL reason why you've come to this blog post...for info on the Super Secret Loli Screening!! I'm sure you all know by now why I haven't posted LoliGirls on YouTube, Vimeo, blip, etc. I have to refrain from releasing LoliGirls on the internet so it can get accepted into film festivals. However, the festivals I'm submitting to get going around March 2010...and I don't think it's fair to keep you guys waiting! So I've come up with a solution- a super secret, limited time only LoliGirls screening on a super secret website that I will post a link to at a super secret time:)

So stay tuned to this site for more details on the screening, which will be coming soon!

The fashion show, and Connecticon are now over. Thanks you everyone who attended or participated in the Lolita Fashion Show! Audience numbers were topping 1,000!!!!

The models and the film crew had an amazing time. The Show was the last shoot for our short documentary, so now I've got to wade through all these tapes and put together an epic movie. It might be a quiet month here on lolitfashionmovie.com, but don't fret! I'll keep on updating and there are some little videos to keep you occupied until the September premier:)

Here's the commercial that played during CTcon's opening ceremonies promoting the Fashion Show (edited by yours truly!) as well as the longer teaser trailer:)