A lot of new producers were coming into our lives.  Some of them would stay, some would return at a later date.  Some, like Andreas Gruenberg and Daniel Zuta, were fortunately far away and likely to remain so.
    One of the producers to cross our path was Norm Swain; he would actually remain in contact with us for some time.  I received this note from him on the 23rd.
Debra; 

    We were thrown off the merry-go-round again.  One more time, all this work on the part of all these people who weren’t being paid, and it still wasn’t good enough.  Daniel Zuta had clearly been a mistake as a potential Managing Producer; thusfar he hadn’t done anything at all, so apparently it was a good thing we never signed a contract with him.
July 8, 2008
Bill and Rob; 

May 19, 2008
    Everyone started to believe Rob was actually going to pull it off, this time.  Even Ian, who had been m.i.a. for almost a month, returned in the middle of May from his self-imposed exile.  It started with a letter from Scott to Ian.
Ian:

    It should have ended right there with Rob Simpson, and once more we could have saved an entire year of misery.
Mayday...not a day of spring flowers.
Gentlemen; 
    We are attempting to get a handle on where we are at in the funding process for GO WEST, YOU IDIOT! and THE DANGER CLUB. 
    Rob: Owen told me a couple of days ago that he sent you some paperwork to review for a possible collaborative funding with Rushlight.

January 4, 2008
Dear Go West Team;
    We had a surprising development this morning. I spoke by telephone to Ian Christensen, Vice President of Pure Touch Media, whom I met through Film Gravity. This is our second conversation -- the Pure Touch studio facility is in Phoenix, Ariz (you can see all this at their website) and Ian has relocated to Hollywood to start building a facility there. 

    On October 17th another broker came into our lives.  Rob Simpson was in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and had a company called Vision Angels.  He seemed more interested in us personally than Michael Currie, who was turning out to be somewhat of a curmudgeon and certainly not interested in anyone much who couldn’t move quickly and provide him with money immediately.
His first email message to me asked me to telephone him the following day.

The Beginning of the End...Again
    On the 26th of June I wrote to Martin London to tell him about our financial situation and ask for advice.  He wrote back to me on the 27th.
Debora: 

And Now For Something Completely Expected
    It was only natural that there would be some complete assholes.  In the film industry there were certainly a larger percentage than in most other professions; some people developed such a strong sense of self-worth it became immense arrogance, and there was certainly no way to avoid it.