CyberAge Dave is in the Movie Business Now *VIDEOS*

[Ethersync]

Religious movies...



Dave shows up around the 2:27 mark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...WbAU-Js#t=147s



Trailer



Synopsis

Fueled by revenge, Michael sets up a meeting with Clef Robie, the man who murdered his wife and child 6 years ago.

His plans of killing him come to a sudden standstill when two gunmen rob the diner. Michael takes matters into his own hands when he shoots them and holds the entire diner hostage until he kills his target. In the midst of all these events, Michael finds an unlikely ally in Don, a devout Christian who believes God is going to help him in his endeavor. While Michael battles with his faith, the hostages start finding extraordinary connections between them.

CROSSROAD is an emotional and inspiring story of redemption, forgiveness, and the ultimate realization of God's Grace in all of our lives.

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding;
In all your ways acknowledge him, And he will make your paths straight." - Proverbs 3:5-6

Bio

David Dginguerian, Executive Producer

When it comes to bringing key elements together to produce a successful feature film, look no further than David Dginguerian whose business savvy and strong faith made him the perfect fit for Crossroad. Born and raised in Los Angeles, the hub of the entertainment industry, David started honing a natural knack for business early on in life building an impressive record of repeated entrepreneurial success. By the age of 35, he already owned a successful record label and one of the Top Restaurants in LA.

After producing several documentaries and hit music videos, David began looking for a feature film project with a strong message that would reflect his belief that with faith, anything is possible. In 2010, when hahahahahahahaian and Simonzad drove to his Pasadena office and personally dropped off a copy of the Crossroad script, he knew immediately that this was the "it" project he had been waiting for.

A genuine communicator with a keen eye for detail, David plans on using all of his resources to produce a powerful film that will impact audiences world-wide.

http://www.crossroadmovie.com/crew.php

Let's see if this works out better than Chris Malick's Middle Men....

Support the film here: https://www.facebook.com/crossroadthemovie

[alias]

I can't fap to this shit.

[Ethersync]

Maybe I should have put this in the Mainstream section?

[signupdamnit]

It's amazing what some affiliates allow these people to get away with. If he owed me a lot of money I'd consider flying to his hometown and passing out some fliers. I'd be trying to interview with the media about his past and how he screwed me. Guess Cyberage was half dead anyway and few were owed much so few care?

[porno jew]

that just showed i can fap to anything.

[vsex]

Maybe I should have put this in the Mainstream section?

Making a movie is quite an endeavor, congrats on that. On the other hand, sorry, it looks like a lousy movie.

[CaptainHowdy]

That won't save him ...

[Ethersync]

that just showed i can fap to anything.

Anything?

[Lucy - CSC]

Please tell me they know where the cash came from? Actually the church has never been choosey as to where cash comes from.

[justinsain]

Anything?

You do know that's his wife

[Ethersync]

You do know that's his wife

Absolutely...

Official site: www.crossroadmovie.com

[LeRoy]

Webmasters $$ paid for it.

[FlexxAeon]

i can't even believe this

[ottopottomouse]

Lot of money in religion.

[porno jew]

failure tells you more about the true character of a man than success.

[signupdamnit]

The most outrageous thing here is that he probably could have easily afforded to pay out to his affiliates what he owed them. I'm guessing the amount owed is less than his annual expenses on wine. This isn't a case of some guy being broke with a failed business.

[Ethersync]

From the video:

Not too long ago, God worked a miracle in my life that I'll never forget and I was waiting for an opportunity to get a message out and do something for Him. And after reading Crossroads, I knew this was it. I knew this movie had to be made. I knew it was my chance to praise him.

Maybe CyberAge affiliates who were not paid should email and ask for their names in the credits of the movie since they helped pay for it?

[cherrylula]

Creepy... another one from porn to religion. I'm sure it will come out where he made his money. lol

uhuh god worked a miracle.... lol cyberage was so amazing give credit to gawd!

[porno jew]

wonder how much was owed. i bet like a grand. i bet that business literally brought in zero sales last few years. hell i was one of lightspeeds top affiliates lately and i think i had one sale in the last year.

don't underestimate how fast an internet business can literally go to nothing.

i get upset about people like mallick or jj because they took peoples money at the top of their games, but some of these guys had literally no sales coming in the last few years.

[Ethersync]

It was definitely more than a grand. I've heard it was in the 6 figure range at least.

[alias]

Look at the bright side, at least we don't have to put up with his bragging anymore.

[Sly]

From the video:



Maybe CyberAge affiliates who were not paid should email and ask for their names in the credits of the movie since they helped pay for it?

LOL holy fuck.

[porno jew]

It was definitely more than a grand. I've heard it was in the 6 figure range at least.

ok i stand corrected. guy always seemed like a bro douche anyway.

[Evil Chris]

Let me know if you're looking for an alternative. He's gone, we're not.
Never missed an affiliate payout since inception in 1997. Read that again.

[Ethersync]

Let me know if you're looking for an alternative. He's gone, we're not.
Never missed an affiliate payout since inception in 1997. Read that again.

...and no plans to get in the movie business?

[Evil Chris]

...and no plans to get in the movie business?

Just $25 per free signup.

[Pipecrew]

let me guess, his wife was given a pity part somewhere in that movie

[Ethersync]

Just $25 per free signup.

Good to know.

let me guess, his wife was given a pity part somewhere in that movie

Of course. Look for the crying woman in this thread...

[GonZo]

A well placed Press Release to the Christian PR machines would certainly be in order here...

[cherrylula]

Support the film here: https://www.facebook.com/crossroadthemovie

Oh look a facebook page! Let's hope nobody who is owed money goes posting over there... lol (how fast will the settings get changed on that page now huh lol

[epitome]

KBizzle should tell this to TMZ. Would get picked up by mainstream and he would get his name out there again.

[porno jew]

A well placed Press Release to the Christian PR machines would certainly be in order here...

would just strengthen his standing. christians love saint to sinner narratives. ie: donny pauling.

[kristin]

Just wow.

[candyflip]

I'd be interested to know what they're budget was for making this in LA.

I live in an area where lots of stuff is filmed for cheap. Their idea of low budget independent is much different from ours.

This one was made for less than $250k.

[RyuLion]

Lot of money in religion.

True that.

[garce]

Jack Butler's gonna like him...

[Supz]

This is going to be a long thread. Can't wait to see the ambush take place.

[pornmasta]

Take back your money and run...

btw there is a nice movie for you, just below:

[Lucy - CSC]

http://goodsamaritanstv.com/producti...inguerian.html He is a good samaritan though.

His wedding also cost over $250,000

http://www.wetv.com/platinum-wedding...0_amy_david_01

[pr0phet]

these movies are some of the most profitable out there

look up courageous and the other fire fighter one with kirk cameron in it

[pr0phet]

shes aging right into the role of a mexican maid in his next movie

yikes

[alias]

http://goodsamaritanstv.com/producti...inguerian.html He is a good samaritan though.

"David Dginguerian

When it comes to bringing key elements together to produce a successful TV Show, look no further than David Dginguerian whose business savvy and strong faith made him the perfect fit for Good Samaritans. Born and raised in Los Angeles, the hub of the entertainment industry, David started honing a natural knack for business early on in life building an impressive record of repeated entrepreneurial success. By the age of 35, he already owned a successful record label and one of the Top Restaurants in LA.

After producing several documentaries and hit music videos, David began looking for a feature film project with a strong message that would reflect his belief that with faith, anything is possible. In 2010, David is the Executive Producer for the film "Crossroad" which will be in theaters in 2012

A genuine communicator with a keen eye for detail, David plans on using all of his resources to produce this powerful TV Show "Good Samaritans" that will impact audiences world-wide."

This show's subject matter is fitting:

""Good Samaritans" is an unscripted, hidden camera show that puts ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances to see just how far they are willing to go to help their fellow man or woman. Will the public turn their backs on people in need or will they step up to the plate and do the right thing? Watch and see what happens when we put humanity to the test. "

What a douche.

[pr0phet]

maybe he is testing the faith of all of his former webmasters, I am sure you will all receive double the amount due after the movie is released. please be patient. amen.

[Captain Kawaii]

KBizzle should tell this to TMZ. Would get picked up by mainstream and he would get his name out there again.

[Grapesoda]

Please tell me they know where the cash came from? Actually the church has never been choosey as to where cash comes from.

plan 9 from outerspace!!!!!

[Nautilus]

Looks like a typical Armenian bro club.

[signupdamnit]

"David Dginguerian

When it comes to bringing key elements together to produce a successful TV Show, look no further than David Dginguerian whose business savvy and strong faith made him the perfect fit for Good Samaritans. Born and raised in Los Angeles, the hub of the entertainment industry, David started honing a natural knack for business early on in life building an impressive record of repeated entrepreneurial success. By the age of 35, he already owned a successful record label and one of the Top Restaurants in LA.

After producing several documentaries and hit music videos, David began looking for a feature film project with a strong message that would reflect his belief that with faith, anything is possible. In 2010, David is the Executive Producer for the film "Crossroad" which will be in theaters in 2012

A genuine communicator with a keen eye for detail, David plans on using all of his resources to produce this powerful TV Show "Good Samaritans" that will impact audiences world-wide."

This show's subject matter is fitting:

""Good Samaritans" is an unscripted, hidden camera show that puts ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances to see just how far they are willing to go to help their fellow man or woman. Will the public turn their backs on people in need or will they step up to the plate and do the right thing? Watch and see what happens when we put humanity to the test. "

What a douche.

We need some stories from affiliates who couldn't buy Christmas presents for their kids due to CyberAge Dave stiffing them for their duly earned commissions. "Sorry, There will be no Christmas this year little Johnny. Good Samaritan CyberAge Dave needed those funds to make his Christian movie and pay for his numerous cars and mansions."

[signupdamnit]

[Brujah]

It warms the heart to see Christian films financed by porn.