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Vulcana Wolfe Productions

I Am.

About Me


Family, friends, books, films - in that order...

I know who I Am. I love and cherish my Life. I have very high standards and a solid set of values. I do not tolerate those who yield to ignorance, pretense, vices, force or meanness. I don't participate in anyone's 'real life dramas'.

To learn more about the 40 scripts and novels for which I have rights, or the specific film projects, slate, and so forth, feel free to visit my website: vulcanawolfe.com

My bio is there, too. Please use the contact info on my website regarding any film or writing business.

The Quartz Mountain Films site is under construction!

Below is 'Women in Art', an example of what I find truly beautiful and creative. If you wish to view it, be sure to pause the playlist in my Music section. The person who created it can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/eggman913



My Interests

My Life. True freedom. Brilliant minds. Truth. Beauty. Excellence. Sofia. Discernment. People who have the courage to actually think, investigate, decide and act for themselves. Consciousness continually raised, beyond the ridiculous limiting guises of various forms of 'spirituality'.

The sea. All things Gael. Films that actually have stories. Books that make me want to read them again. Dancing. Hiking Wallace Falls. Agate hunting in the Pacific Northwest with my 3 kids. (It's been way too long, and they are all adults now!) Camping. Gardens around the world. Photography. World cultures. Astro this and that. Wolves, horses, birds, dolphins. Ren Faires. Travel. Europe, especially the Greek Islands, and little villages in France. Words that start with V and Z. Sailing. Cathedrals. Pirates. And so much more.



I'd like to meet:

Great minds. Soulful artists, filmmakers and writers, and anyone else who, while taming the ego, yet relishing Life and one's Self, recognizes the grand illusion of it all...



A NOTE ABOUT THE FRIENDS LISTS - Please read it all:

I try to regard everyone as a friend. I know many of the folks on my friends list. I enjoy my friends and correspondence from them, however I seldom have time to respond, but I try - as I am working or traveling.

IMPORTANT: I really prefer comments that have few graphics, (1 ideal, 3 tops). If you have something elevating or positive to say or show or share, I welcome it. I do not post comments that feature banner ads, political propaganda, dogmatic deceits or sex. I'm a professional artist and appreciate your recognizing that is why I am here. It is always truly refreshing when I meet truly like-minded folks who 'get it'.


All of us matter and I trust we are all contributing at our highest ability, thus I usually add those who send a friend request, especially filmmakers and other artists who are clearly creating something worthwhile. Ultimately, it comes down to something very simple, eh? With specific regard to:


WRITERS: I admire writers and welcome connections to anyone who writes or appreciates literature, screenplays, poetry, and so forth. I must note that I am wholly dedicated to an incredibly talented, very small group I call 'my' writers - these people are included below: Jason, Nelson, CJ, and Gary, primarily, with Noel, Randy, and Marcus also in the loop. I am committed to bringing their work to the screen and it'll likely take us through the next dozen years or so. I am able to consult periodically, and want to encourage others to keep writing! Write, write, rewrite, write!

Please do not ask me to read, analyze, edit or rewrite your screenplay, novel, short-stories and so forth UNLESS you are willing to pay my customary rates for such services. Considerations for co-productions evolve from high integrity relationships built with the best in the businesss, not empty wishes or pipe dreams.

ACTORS: I support your efforts, however please be aware casting through myspace would not give you the opportunity you are working so hard for. Yes, you may 'get lucky', but the usual routes serve you better. If we are ever in your area, we'll be sure to post notices.

MUSICIANS: I truly appreciate great music. If I personally like your music or think it might someday add value to our projects, I'll happily add you. Otherwise, please continue to seek out those who are better matches.

GROUPS: I know there are some great groups out there, but if you invite me into a group, please don't be offended, I simply don't have the time to participate meaningfully.

PRIVATE pages - I respect that, however please jot a note sharing something about who you are and why we are aligned as friends. Or I'll have no clear reason to have time for your profile.

Foremost, let us all be wise and authentic, and follow our dreams with intelligence and kindness intact.

Music:


I love most kinds of music. World rhythms, old jazz, and anything that makes me want to DANCE!

Specifics? The standards... somehow they always make me feel like I’m in New York. And (not just cuz my father hails from there) I love New York!

Sting. Enigma. Most classical music. All the great folk artists. Bernadette Peters. Alanis Morisette. Blackmore’s Night. Edith Piaf. Christopher Parkening. The Waterboys, Afro Celt Sound System. Meav. Mozart. Show tunes. Chopin. Leonard Cohen. Puccini. Nina Simone. REM. Flesh and Bone. Deva Premal. Van Morrison. Maria Callas. Viktor. Joni Mitchell. Robbie Robertson. Bottomland. Cat Stevens. Peter Gabriel. CSNY. Sheila Chandra. Donovan. Jimmy Buffet. Tangerine Dream. Keith Jarrett. Philip Glass. Kate Bush. Krishna Das. Flaming Lips. Clannad. KD Lang. The Doors. Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Cris Williamson. John Coltrane. The Decemberists. Pretty much anything Celtic. Bob Marley - especially when singin’ with the kids! And oh yeah, I want to learn the tango.

Favorite song? Ah, there are a few special ones, like Guillermo’s Mexico, Piaf’s La Vie En Rose, Perry Como’s Catch a Falling Star, maybe even Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No.2 In F major, Op.102... but I think Moon River will always be right there at the very top.

And of course....I am Layla’s number one fan!



Movies:

Zeffirelli’s Romeo and Juliet (Tylbalt!) and Brother Sun, Sister Moon. Rob Roy. Blade Runner. Apocalypse Now. Water. The Duellists. Into the Wild. Classic comedies (like the shaving scene in Road to Rio, eh, Bradley?) The New World. Deer Hunter. The Pianist. The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Capote. Breakfast at Tiffany’s. My Architect. Babette’s Feast. Lost in Translation. Big Fish. The Fountain. Rabbit-Proof Fence. Legends of the Fall. Lion in Winter. Funny Girl. The Old Man and The Sea (Spencer Tracy). Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Casablanca. Whale Rider. Thin Red Line. Manion of the Spring. The Sea Inside. Edward Scissorhands. Angela’s Ashes. V for Vendetta. Chocolat. The Moon-Spinners. Things We Lost in the Fire (Benicio!) Waking Ned Devine. Brokeback Mountain. Aria. Vera Drake. The Godfather. Kurosawa’s Dreams. Once Upon a Time in America. Platoon. Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill. Lovely and Amazing. Doctor Zhivago. Annie Hall. Days of Heaven. Enchanted April. La Vie En Rose (2007 - Parfait!)

I’m sure there are a number I’ve left off, but these are some that have affected me the most over the years. Mike Myers and Tom Hanks make me laugh; Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman amaze me; and sure - I’ve momentarily swooned over a coupla gorgeous guys now and then, but anything that sticks with me for years and years had to have that seemingly special something about it.


Television:

In Europe when I was a girl, we didn't have one. In my teen years, I was glued to Dark Shadows and The Monkees, Man From Uncle and a couple more... and pretty much any movie. I remember watching the miniseries 'A Town Like Alice' when I was pregnant with my son, so that really stands out in my memory. Not to mention it was quite good. Later got into A and E, Bravo, Sundance and so forth. And was a major X-Files fan! But I haven't watched television really since maybe 2000, I think. And I realized recently, I haven't missed it a bit.



Books:

Marina Tsvetayeva's poetry. Atlas Shrugged, Everything by Thomas Moore. Disappearance of the Universe. Wide Sargasso Sea. 72 Names of God. Leaves of Grass. The Hours. ACIM. Twilight of the Celtic Gods. Up Island. Old Cockatoo. The Perfect Storm. The Woman Pope. The Sophia Sutras. The Power of Now. Walden. David Copperfield. Moby Dick. Arrowsmith. To Kill A Mockingbird. Fall On Your Knees. Don Quixote. An occasional vampire novel. L'Etranger. Possession. The Mabinogian. The Lord of The Rings. The Grapes of Wrath. To The Lighthouse. On The Road. The Magus. Call of the Wild. And thousands more...I usually have several books going at once, around the various screenplays...

Great hearts steadily send forth the secret forces that incessantly draw great events. Ralph Waldo Emerson.



Heroes:

Those who appreciate the fullness of life and live it sans judgment of others, bringing their Truth to wherever it's needed, without fanfare. Some people who have influenced or affected me deeply: Francis Ford Coppola. Julia Shade. My mother (yeah, there's a story there.) Vincent. Christopher Reeve. John Lennon. Julia Butterfly Hill. Fred Rogers. St. Francis of Assisi. John Galt. And whoever was behind William Shakespeare.

My Blog

Happy February - A Wee Update From Sog-ville

Dear Friends and Myspace Family (and secret visitors) - I trust 2008 is off to a wonderful start for you.  I was in LA for beautiful holidays with family and friends, with surprises from all...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Fri, 01 Feb 2008 01:09:00 PST

Teams, Dreams, Schemes, and Themes

Coming soon:  the updates on current film projects, team members, and a few important pieces of potentially useful information.  Yes - we are hard working filmmakers. Yes - we are bringing...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Tue, 27 Nov 2007 12:54:00 PST

The Summer of Love 40 Years Later - As Promised

I fell in love that day.             Of course that would happen. Wholly unexpected that it was made it all the sweeter. And what I have as mementos are a fe...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:12:00 PST

Doing, Doing, Done?

I think I was eleven when I asked my parents, "How does an artist know when something she's creating is truly completed?"  Probably didn't use those exact words, but I wanted understanding. Could...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:09:00 PST

Senses, Status, Spin and Swans

Silence . . .   Throwing an exclamation point behind that defeats the purpose. Just looking at the word silence, I want to slip into something& like a stilled Sargasso Sea.  But a...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Sun, 05 Aug 2007 01:44:00 PST

The Woman Pope - The Novel is Finally Out

 It is my great pleasure to announce: The novel The Woman Pope is now available for purchase.  This powerful debut novel by one of my dearest friends, Nelson Clark, is based ...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Sat, 04 Aug 2007 06:10:00 PST

Quartz Mountain Films, LLC

Per Friday's Associated Press (AP) story - partial or full  may be found in local newspapers and television... VULCANA WOLFE PRODUCTIONS CREATES EXCLUSIVE OKLAHOMA-BASED MOTION PICTURE UNIT ...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Fri, 08 Jun 2007 12:38:00 PST

Books, Bodega, Buffalo and Bravery

Two months and two weeks I have journeyed far and wide, within and without, and here once again am I with news of these moments' passing.  Pull out or download a map and note particularly Bodeg...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Tue, 29 May 2007 09:27:00 PST

On Patience, Power, Protection and Producing... A Pause

Whorls of P's here.  I would like to draw them. I think it would be simpler...   Half past midnight - it's hot out tonight in this strange valley from which I write.  A fan sucks in ...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Tue, 13 Mar 2007 02:33:00 PST

Hard at Work on the Projects

I'll make this brief. We've been getting a lot of emails and queries regarding the projects so perhaps this will answer some questions. CINDER - for those who missed it, the trailer is up for this sh...
Posted by Vulcana Wolfe Productions on Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:04:00 PST