Beginning in March the Crumlic Media production "On Point: the Legacy of Jeff Korba" will be available for purchase, digital download and video on demand rental through the online seller Amazon.com. The On Point DVD has been available for online purchase at the film's website since late November of 2009 but expanding to Amazon.com will significantly increase the documentary's exposure and potential sales. In celebration of the new outlet Producer/Director Bill Crumlic has reduced the price for both sale venues.

At Crumlic Media's On Point film website the DVD price has been adjusted to $11.99 plus shipping and handling of $2.95 while supplies last. The Amazon.com price will be $13.99 plus shipping and Handling of $2.98. Buyers can save more than two dollars by purchasing through the official film website www.onpointfilm.com.

Bill Crumlic said, "I see Amazon as a great alternative because they reach so many people through their primary site plus the extras that come along with the deal such as the link to Amazon's Internet Movie Database (IMDb.com) and CreateSpace program."

On Point was granted an IMDb web page in January which has already helped to boost online interest in the independent film which has found a small but dedicated audience on its own site.

Although Amazon takes more than the the majority of the money generated by the sale, they produce the DVD's as people order them so Crumlic Media will not need to keep a large stock of DVD's onhand now that the initial rush of orders from Jeff Korba's friends and family has subsided. Crumlic still has several hundred copies of the DVD on hand but expects that supply to be sold off and depleted through direct sales and while he is on the road promoting the film at various film festivals in 2010. In fact, any time he travels (for any reason) he packs several copies and recently sold a DVD while having a drink at a hotel bar in Pennsylvania.

"I was chatting with the bar manager and the subject of what I do for a living came up. I explained the various elements of Crumlic Media and he was very interested in Jeff's story and asked where he could buy a copy. I dashed up to my room and brought back a copy which he happily purchased. It was a wonderful highlight of my trip that a complete stranger would plunk down cash so quickly!"

Crumlic is using the money generated selling the DVD's to fund the submission fees at the various film festivals and pay off the debt the film accumulated in production.

To place an order please visit: On Point Film

The well known Internet Movie Database (IMDb) has recognized the Crumlic Media film production "On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba" and granted the film a page in the official database.

The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is an online database of information related to movies, actors, television shows, production crew personnel, video games, and most recently, fictional characters featured in visual entertainment media. IMDb launched on October 17, 1990, and in 1998 was acquired by Amazon.com.

Having an official IMDb page helps to legitimize independent film projects by placing them on the largest and most complete record of film, television and published media.

On Point gained the page thanks to it's submission to the New Hope Film Festival and their acceptance of the film for consideration. Currently three other festivals have received the film and are in the review process. One more is planned for certain submission this month and others will follow in the coming months.

Crumlic Media encourages fans of On Point to visit the IMDb page http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1580320/ and place a ranking vote to help the film continue it's sucess and growth.

As a special New Year offer targeted at college students, Crumlic Media is offering discounts on group orders of On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba thorugh January 29, 2010. The regular price of the Director's Cut on DVD is $17.99 plus shipping and handling of $6.95. Now through this special offer college students and groups can get together and order multiple DVDs and receive savings of $4.95 - $9.95 per DVD including shipping & handling.

The discounts:

Order three or more and the price per DVD is $16.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $4.95 on each!

Order five or more and the price per DVD is $14.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $6.95 on each!

Order ten or more and the price per DVD is $11.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $9.95 on each!

To place an order please visit: On Point Film

Get together with others and place your order today!

On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba, Director;s Cut on DVD features more than 30 minutes of previously unseen footage and interviews. The entire documentary was re-mastered with additional material after the June screening at Voorhees High School.

Crumlic Media is happy to announce that the popular feature film documentary On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba is available to be seen online until Sunday, January 3rd, 2010! Originally we expected remove the film after Christmas weekend but the response has been so great that we have extended it an additional week.

The two hour presentation is brought to you courtesy of IrishJacks.com, eDavid Gallery and Crumlic Media. The film remains available to order on DVD though the On Point Film website.

This is a five minute sneak preview of the feature length documentary about musician Jeff Korba set for a New Jersey screening on June 22nd. Friends, family and fans of Jeff are able to see this screening for free but MUST be on the guest list. Read the copy of the announcement below to get on the guest list.

News Release Announcement made on 5/09/09:

Today, I am thrilled to announce the New Jersey screening date and details for On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba! Dave Steffan, the principal of Jeff’s high school has graciously agreed to let the school auditorium be the location for the first screening of the feature length documentary. To see this work of love and inspiration brought to the big screen is very exciting and it is certain to be a moving experience for Jeff’s friends and family. I cannot express how deeply moved I am that On Point will be shown in the very high school that provided Jeff with his education and encouraged his musical talent. We will watch the film on a screen above the very same stage he played so many times in talent shows.

I have always wanted friends and family to see the movie without having to pay a ticket charge and thanks to Principal Steffan and Voorhees High School there will be no charge to see this screening. To make sure we have enough seating for all who wish to attend and to assure we can make arrangements if the attendance is more than we expect we must require everyone to RSVP me at bill@crumlicnews.com before June 15th to be on the guest list and attend the showing. If you are not on our guest list and the show fills up you will not be allowed to attend because of maximum occupancy laws in public gathering spaces so it is important to RSVP as early as possible. I will send back a confirmation e-mail with the school physical location, directions and a Google Maps link to all who RSVP before the 15th. Those who are unable to RSVP by e-mail may call the Crumlic News Services phone at 646-596-6652. If you get voice mail leave your name, spelling and a way to contact you (in case of changes).

The screening will take place on Monday, June 22nd. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and the film will begin at 7:00 p.m. The movie is 85 minutes long. We have been fortunate to not require any sponsorships or commercial messages to fund the film and the various services it has taken to complete the project. In keeping with Jeff’s spirit everyone will be able to see the film for free before I take it to the film festivals and pitch it to HBO, Sundance/IFC Channel, Television networks and other venues. Please take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the film on the big screen for free and to enjoy the fellowship of Jeff’s people! RSVP today!

Bill Crumlic
Producer/Director of On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba

The fifth movie trailer created for the upcoming documentary film about the life of musician Jeffrey Patrick Korba of Califon, NJ.

This trailer includes materials gathered in Montana where Jeff attended Montana State University.

This is the second movie trailer created for the film "On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba." This was created while the film had a working title of "So Close: The Legacy of Jeff Korba."

You may notice the original expected release date was Thanksgiving of 2008. At the time of this trailer the film was planned to be a documentary short with a run time of 20-30 minutes. During production it became obvious with the number of interviews gathered the documentary would support a feature length film and would take longer to produce. The film was near completion in June of 2009 and was screened at Voorhees High School in New Jersey. The final cut of the film that would become the Director's Cut DVD was completed in Early November and the master sent to Whitewater Recording for processing and press/packaging of the DVDs.