As our name would suggest, we have always intended to be a company that devotes a great deal of its resources to film, though our early years were focused on live theatrical presentation.

During that time we produced six stage works, won some awards and grants, and got up on our collective feet with the help and encouragement of friends and colleagues. Always in the back of our minds was film.

As our stage work progressed, it became increasingly geared towards crossing--or blurring--the boundaries between film and stage. With The Michael Ridler Project (1996), a multi-media work incorporating slides, videos and music with live performance, it became clear that we had somehow reached the edge, and there was no going back.

My Heart Belongs to Daddy is our first film. With it, we feel we have captured the same fun and frenetic feeling of some of our stage works, with a direct comedic impulse almost anyone can enjoy.