It's never easy.

WHEN SRWT becomes a big success it will be after lots of hard work.

Spoke to Ken last night (P didn't go Unky Duck.)

Ken reported that Joseph was in meetings from dawn to dusk and was headed to the Sundance Film Festival. We'll likely get his full report next weekor the week after.

Ken spent a fair bit of time with Skip who owns Globalcast Media. This is the satellite broadcaster he started talking with through Debra last year. Skip has indicated he wants the show. Ken is unsure if this time it will be a straight purchase or airing it and making the money on the back end through sponsorship and web retail sales. The satellite numbers are huge and were a big help when I was planning Kenya and Egypt. I'd love to have some concrete broadcast market info before I commit to any new destinations.

Other than that, Ken said that Kaleidoscope has told Joseph they want to get together to specifically talk about SRWT and partnerships but Ken did not get a chance to followup with Joseph to see when that was going to happen.

On the home front, Allan has the package ready to send to Manitoba Film & Sound for the tax credits. He spoke with them yesterday and it certainly looks like we'll qualify.

I've been in touch with the governments of Thailand, China and India to see about film permits etc. We'll probably choose the destinations that make it easiest for us.

Allan will be in touch with the Canadian embassies as well. That worked very well for Costa Rica.

Still a lot of work ahead but everyone is very pumped.

Shea has been sick all week (should get the test results today - it's likely something she picked up in CR) She's been really down for the count. Missed her band camp and ringette tournament.

As I said at the beginning....it's never easy.

But onward and upward.