How will Col. Briggs get away from Chief Aziz? Will Lexan get caught, or will he deliver the USB Key to Mastermind.
In the final installment of the 7 Shades of Lenity Pilot, we see the story unfold for Jude, the Governor’s true colors, more on the plans of the 12, and what happens to Col Briggs…
7 Shades of Lenity Episode I Part 6 is up {Austin, Texas, sci-fi web series}
Posted: 22nd January 2011 by Jurgen in NewsTags: 7 shades of lenity, 7sol, action, austin, blackhand, dark future, episode i, fight scene, lenity, new world order, north american union, project lenity, sci-fi, texas, webseries
The plot thickens as we learn more about Dr. Helgesson as he confronts the Gov. Chief Aziz and Lt. Chief Corbin tighten the noose around the Free Runners and we see a new side to Anyus Witem-Moors.
New Design for 7 Shades of Lenity website {Austin, Texas sci-fi webseries}
Posted: 19th January 2011 by val in NewsTags: 7 shades of lenity, 7sol, austin, dark future, News, sci-fi, texas, updates, webseries
Today, we changed the look of the site, and if you have visited the site before you’ll notice the marked difference.
We have a new logo which we will be uploading soon, and also turning it into T-shirts and other merchandise you can buy to support the project and just look cool 
We have a lot planned for this website, in terms of content so stay tuned.
Also, our sister page (www.ProjectLenity.com) is also being updated and we just updated its theme recently. It needs a couple of tweaks, still, but the major update coming is going to be content.
As soon as we’re all caught up with editing of the material we’ve shot so far, we’ll be jumping in on that.
Lots to do… thanks for stopping by and telling your friends and family about the show
7SoL Team
We are very happy to announce that Part 5 of Episode I is up on youtube, vimeo, blip.tv and dailymotion.
You can also watch the new episode on the Home page of this website.
The 7 Shades Of Lenity story continues as we discover more of the people involved in the action.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
Episode I – Part 4 is up {Austin Texas Sci-fi Webseries
Posted: 7th January 2011 by Jurgen in Watch NowTags: 7 shades of lenity, 7sol, alma, austin, chief aziz, dark future, dr. helgesson, episode i, globalization, new world order, north american union, sci-fi, texas, valera, web series, webisode, webseries
The story continues to unfold as we finally meet Dr. Helgesson and Chief Aziz, and find out a bit more of what is going on.
The story continues as we meet more of the people involved in the story:
Editing on Part 3 is back on!
Posted: 23rd November 2010 by Jurgen in NewsTags: 7 shades of lenity, 7sol, coming soon, new episode, new webisode, part 3, part iii, perseverance, perseverance romantic short, romantic short, sunset in mcdade, supernatural western, texas film friday, texas parkour
Hi everyone and first of all let me apologize for the extremely long delay in updating the site.
We’ve been on hiatus, working on 2 projects: a romantic short called Perseverance, and a supernatural western short called Sunset in McDade, as well as helping to put together the very first Texas Film Friday (a monthly event showcasing Texas filmmakers).
That, a couple of wedding videos, and a really short video of the brand new Lake Travis Parkour (LTPK) group, under Texas Parkour.
But, with all that out of the way, we’re back on editing Part 3 of Episode I of 7 Shades of Lenity, which, of course was shot and takes place in Austin Texas in a not-too-distant dark future.
We have also lost another editor, and are looking for someone else who can edit in Premiere, or trying to figure out a way of taking all the comments we’ve made in Premiere and export that into Final Cut Pro, in a way that it can link the media afterward — if you don’t know, Premiere CS5 has the ability to Export and Import Final Cut XML files. The problem in exporting from a PC and importing into a Mac, which was something we tried in Perseverance, is that Final Cut would not re-link the media… it was the strangest thing. I don’t know if it was because the disk was formatted as FAT32 and none of the files had the resource fork, so FCP didn’t think the .MXF files were video files.
So, if you’re a Premiere editor, have a reel, or know how to get Final Cut to re-link .MXF files without Log and Transfer (in Premiere it’s just drag and drop and it lines up the audio and video automatically for you; in the latest version of FCP I don’t know, but that was the version we had problems linking the media) give us a shout!
On another note, we’re about to release a new logo, which we’ll put on some t-shirts and other merchandise, so y’all can show your love and support!
If you’re a fan, or cast, or crew, thank you so much for your patience, we’re working on it, and we’ll have something else out real soon!
7SoL Team
Quick update
Posted: 27th September 2010 by Jurgen in NewsTags: austin, filmmaker, independent, indie, texas, val gameiro
Hey everyone, we know things have been very quiet on this front, so we wanted to give you a heads up.
Val Gameiro, writer/director for 7 Shades of Lenity and President of Ideal Scene Productions has been busy for the last couple of months with the pre-production for Sunset in McDade short film by Angela Cecile Lee (Big Plume Productions), which just finished principal photography yesterday.
The footage is being sent to the editor to edit, which should buy him some time to go back and focus on Part III of Episode I of the series.
We apologize for the delay, but Val couldn’t pass up this amazing opportunity.
Rest assured, 7SoL is not forgotten, and we will have more updates and news very soon!
The Next Video is up!! {Austin, Texas dark future/sci-fi web series}
Posted: 25th July 2010 by Jurgen in NewsTags: 7 shades of lenity, austin, dark future, globalization, new world order, north american union, sci-fi, texas, web series, webisode, webseries
Get ready for more intrigue as we meet more of the cast and the threats they’re facing.
This is part 2 of Episode I which is 42 minutes long but is being released in about 7 minute increments. All subsequent episodes will be 7 minutes in length.
Check it out and, if you like it, pass it around to your friend and family.
This show is takes place and is shot in Austin, Texas, solely with local talent… support Texas filmmakers (not just us!)
Enjoy: