DIRT

DIRT

DIRECTOR/CINEMATOGRAPHER: ERIC KARSON

"Almost a documentary, Dirt covers everything from wonderful, very old film clips...to the Baja 1000."
"I was so impressed with the photography, the music, and the film itself as family entertainment. I want everybody to see it."

Pat Canary - Los Angeles Times

"Hot new films...Dirt shapes powerful on six mixed showcase sights $45,000."
"Current crop of newcomers includes Dirt in 12 theatres for hefty returns."
"Dirt was let loose in a saturation break at 25 theaters and garnered $200,000."
"St. Louis - "Dirt is pacing five newcomers with an exciting $39,500 at four sites."

Variety

"Dirt is a lively and amiable pick me up in several different ways. For one thing, it has lots of action and motion. Finally, it just makes you fee good all over."

Ted Mahr - The Oregonian

The motion picture DIRT was produced for one million dollars. In the original regional theatrical release of the film it returned 4.2 million dollars to the producers. (Variety) The investors made a 300% return from the U.S. theatrical pay window alone. Each release window, premium cable, home entertainment, basic cable, television, etc. have also performed well. The international sales are strong and in 2004 the DVD is released.

The film features serious and light-hearted racing events through the insights of a colorful and fascinating cast of characters. Audiences respond to the good time feeling of the show with comic writing and situations provided by screenwriter S.S. Schweitzer and a compelling musical score by Richard Halligan that is focused on the emotional content whether comic or dramatic. Production logistics covered North America using every action camera technique known for racing events, boats, rigs, car mounts and tracking with helicopters.