Here's a cool music player widget with a few tracks from the movie. Thanks to Carlos, Josh, Ryan, Jed, Braden and the rest of the Dropping In Music Team for the kick-ass songs and score.

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Year two of the global financial crisis is upon us, and times can suck for those less financially fortunate, so we found a way to keep the price of Dropping In as low as possible with this special, high quality, downloadable, iPod / iPhone ready file of the complete movie. Click HERE to start downloading The Swiss Bearing Edition Download, and times can suck for a little less this year. Thanks for supporting independent film.

Now you can subscribe to Dropping In: The True Story of Don Wimmer Podcast Series in iTunes! Just go to the iTunes store and search using the terms:
Dropping In Podcast

This new podcast series will feature rare, never before seen additional material, outtakes, and behind the scenes clips from the feature film Dropping In: The True Story of Don Wimmer.

But that's not all, a high quality version of the entire film will soon be available to stream or download in an iPhone and iPod compatible file format right here at the film's official website... http://droppinginmovie.com

Look for it soon, and thanks for your support!

Many thanks to Jack Smith of The Skateboarder's Journal for putting together a cool screening for us on Saturday Night June 27th at The Steynberg Gallery in SLO.

Jack is a true champion of sport and an expert on the sport of skateboarding in particular. Hell, he's probably forgotten more about skating than most of us will ever know, so true to form he arranged the screening to benefit some much needed new terrain at San Luis Obispo skate park. Seriously, can there be too many good places to skate?

We like the way Jack thinks, and we also would like to help make the world a better place to skate... one skate park at a time, so if you're planning a skate event, or would like to plan one, please drop us a line and we'd be happy to try and accommodate with a screening.

Keep on shredding,

Don and The Dropping In Production Team

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Plenty of good times were had by all at The 2009 Method Fest, and we'd like to thank festival executive director Don Franken, his devoted crew, all the generous festival sponsors, the City of Calabasas, and Mayor Dennis Washburn for hosting such an enjoyable and well planned event. Thanks to all for emphasizing the FEST in film festival and for supporting the discovery of creative new voices in film.

Thanks to all who came to the west coast premiere of Dropping In: The True Story of Don Wimmer at the 11th edition of The Method Fest. As the festival winds to a close, we'll take a beat to catch our collective breath, make some observations, mention some highlights and post some pics...

Hello All,

JP here... After reading Don's and Jason's blog posts from day 1 & 2 of the festival, we of course attempted to call Don several times to alert him to the fact that he and Jason had inadvertently travelled to the wrong Durango...

hi its jason... don said i should NEVER capital n wake him up so here I am not waking him up even though the motel man called at 10 am like don told him to but i answered so don would not get woke up were having fun but we never found the movie so don bought a lot of beer yesterday and we ate a lot of pork bye jason

Hello Durango! We're finally here! The bus ride from LA took like 37 hours, but at least we made it on time for our first screening. I gotta admit, this place looks so different in person than it does on the web... flatter for sure. Somebody told me there was skiing here, but I can't even see the mountain. Must be a shuttle somewhere for that. I'll ask the desk clerk at the motel... nice enough guy... even brought a cot in the room for Jason and didn't charge us for the extra person in a single room, which is pretty cool. The TV only gets 5 channels though, and 3 are in spanish. Weird or what?

Everyone loves stickers. Especially skaters. In fact it's an old skater tradition to plaster the bottom of our decks with stickers, or to stick 'em on the tiles of your favorite bowl as you carve a stylish line... lets other skaters know you were there. Yeah, stickers don't suck too bad at all.

See we made about a thousand of these stickers to help spread the stoke about our movie at film festivals, but since we're so broke these days (and let's face it, who isn't?) we can't actually attend some of the festivals where our movie is screening (total bummer), so we figured the least we could do was to make these stickers available to you, our loyal fans.