First stop: Waynesboro. The next stop: public television? That's the goal of an upstart Waynesboro filmmaking company.
"Basically what we want to do is find a way for our films to be seen by people," said Mark Miller, the director of photography at Alpha Vision Films, which premiered its "Truth on the Table" documentary film series on Dec. 28 at the Waynesboro Country Club.
More than 80 invited guests took in the four short features with a common theme - the efforts of people far and wide to reconnect with the rural roots of life in the Shenandoah Valley.
Alpha Vision Films has been producing original dramatic films, and turned its attention to documentary films as a way, according to director and producer James Overton, to “sharpen” the team’s skillset.
Alpha Vision Films was created by producer-director-writer-musician James Overton in 2010 as an independent filmmaking company. While producing dramatic films using original screenplays, Alpha Vision Films is also undertaking a documentary series entitled The Truth on the Table, a mixed theme program focusing on people-personalities-cuisine-agritourism-special events in the Old Dominion, Virginia U.S.A.
