Independent Filmmaker Bradley Scott Sullivan of Thriller 'I Didn't Come Here to Die' Appears on The Palm Springs Savant & Co Show

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Palm Springs, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) October 12, 2010 -- As part of an ongoing series on independent films, Rick Rockhill, host of The Palm Springs Savant & Co radio show interviews Bradley Scott Sullivan, writer and director of the new horror/thriller film 'I Didn't Come Here to Die'. Just in time for Halloween, this independent thriller is a throw-back horror film with an original story and plot. "Die" incorporates a perfect blend of scary scenes, fun, tension, gore and unpredictable turns. The film plays on classic fears and what-if scenarios that draw the viewer in through to the end of the film.

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Independent Filmmaker Bradley Scott Sullivan of Thriller 'I Didn't Come Here to Die' Appears on The Palm Springs Savant & Co Show

"Horror films have a huge following among movie fans, so I'm pleased to include this film as part of my focus on Independent Films" said Rick Rockhill, host of The Palm Springs Savant & Co show. "Bradley is a talented, budding young Director and Writer who brings his passion for horror and filmmaking to reality through his first feature film project." Rockhill added.

"Bradley a very creative, hands on director who has the work ethic of a producer. He's focused on his story and characters but always aware of the bottom line. He is filled with so much passion and confidence that it was impossible not to want to work with him." said "Die" film Producer Kim Waltrip, of Wonderstar Productions.

'I Didn't Come Here to Die' is the story of six young volunteers working on a humanitarian project in the woods. Horrific accidents, rash decisions and the unpredictability of human nature leads them all to the same disturbing conclusion. This film is sure to please horror fans.

This show provides insights from the director in his own words on how he made this film in record time and on a small budget. Sullivan shares useful advice for aspiring young filmmakers on how to break into the independent film and motion picture industry. Produced by Palm Springs, California's Wonderstar Productions and J&J productions, I Didn't Come Here to Die screens at the Telluride Horror Film Festival and the Austin Film Festival. The cast includes Emmy Robbin, Indiana Adams, Jeremy Scott Vandermause, Kurt Cole, Madi Goff, Niko Red Star & Travis Scott Newman.

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ABOUT BRADLEY SULLIVAN

Bradley Scott Sullivan is from Greenville, Wisconsin, and knew that he wanted to have a career in film since seeing Independence Day at the age of 11. He began making his first films as class projects, and worked as a wedding videographer throughout his high school years. After traveling the country with AmeriCorps NCCC in 2005, he attended the Zaki Gordon Institute of Independent Filmmaking in Sedona, Arizona. Since moving to Austin, Texas in 2008, he has worked as a production assistant on the movies BANDSLAM, SHORTS, and EXPECTING MARY. In 2010 he completed his feature-film debut as writer and director with I DIDN'T COME HERE TO DIE.
http://ididntcomeheretodie.com/
Twitter: @IDCHTD

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ABOUT RICK ROCKHILL

Rick Rockhill is known as the Palm Springs Savant, based on a blog he has written since 2006. His weekly radio show is based in Palm Springs, California and features celebrities in the world of film, stage and television, as well as local Palm Springs happenings, society events, restaurants and popular attractions in the Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley with an eye toward the California desert lifestyle. Rockhill is a seasoned executive with over 25 years experience in retail and brand management. His professional experience includes the pet industry, confections, and apparel. With over five years experience in social media marketing and public relations, Rockhill speaks regularly at conferences and seminars.

For more information on Rick Rockhill: http://rickrockhill.blogspot.com
Follow on Twitter @RickRockhill

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