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About Dave Lounder Motion Pictures
Founded in 2011, Dave Lounder Motion Pictures is located in the quaint suburb where Mr. Lounder was reared and attended school. Kensington is part of Berlin, Connecticut, which is the geographical center of the Nutmeg state. When asked why he chose to open an office on Main Street in Kensington, and not in Hollywood or The Big Apple, Lounder responded: "Grow where you are planted."
Lounder is writing his first screenplay himself, and plans to cast and direct, as well as produce. "I know what I want, and do not want to lose sight of my goals by contending with too many chiefs, and not enough indians." Lounder's current mission is to produce feature-length films, then promote and distribute them worldwide. A film actor of about two dozen movies, Dave Lounder has developed his own acting 'method,' inspired by the teachings of the late, great Earl Nightingale. "To become a character, an actor must first BE that character." [This philosophy holds true in life as well.]
Dave Lounder Motion Pictures is firmly committed to excellence and is determined to soon become a blip on Hollywood's radar. The company is dedicated to the memory of his beloved and greatly missed late fiance, former Hollywood Actress and Swimsuit Model, MissHeidi Anne Zacher (1968-2011). DLMP is also a business Gold Member of PETA, People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals. Lounder loves animals, practices vegetarianism, and shares his home with three felines and a canine, Quazzie, and employs two more kitties in his production office. A portion of profits from Dave Lounder Motion Pictures will be donated to QUAZZIE'S PALS at the Meriden (CT) Humane Society, Quazzie Lounder's former home.
Dave Lounder's premiere movie, the soon to be cast and shot, MODEL MASSACRE, is a guaranteed winner!
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"Whatever you vividly imagine, ardently desire, sincerely believe, and enthusiastically act upon, must inevitably come to pass."
~ Paul J. Meyer
"Swing for the cheap seats; life is too short to bunt."
~ David B. Lounder
