I Think Some People Have The Wrong Idea

This is pretty much in response to a comment made on a previous post.

I think a lot of people are missing the fact that in my description of the video on youtube, I clearly state that this was a small compilation of clips from the first shoot I did for this film. I didn't know ANYTHING about the dancing that I saw in the crowd that night. I had seen things like skanking, moshing, you know typical things you see at "harder" shows or ska shows, but I never saw anything like that. Unfortunately the video got a lot of response so I left it up as a part of my research for the film, because people have given me a lot of good leads and info.

Now as I have told quite a few people through email, forums, IM, Facebook, etc. I am not making a film about "Hardcore" it is about "Hardcore Dancing" and furthermore "modern hardcore dancing." Whatever that is. The film will have some history in it, because as you said it did evolve from somewhere, as everything does. I guess I thought people were satisfied with the films that have been made about hardcore of the 80s and punk, etc. Maybe I will make a film about that next.

I don't like to offend people unnecessarily and I don't like to be misrepresented but I just want people to know that I respect history and genre, but the film I am making is not about that, it is about the type of hardcore dancing I saw that day in 2007, and I think scene kids and posers are just as big a part of that than the true punks. I will promise to represent their side of it better next time I put anything on youtube or anywhere else.

OH, and I am going to change the name of the film now, seeing that that is probably a big part of people's perspective of what it will be.