White Wolf

The copyright registration application for the finished White Wolf / Lobo Blanco film has been submitted to the U.S. Copyright Office.

That is a pretty good sentence to be able to write.

And yes, I mean the actual final film. After the number of times I’ve used the word “final” around here, I figured I should be specific.

Earlier this month, I shared the screenplay registration filings. This is the next step: the completed motion picture, with all those scenes, edits, sound passes, and late nights finally brought together.

I’m proud of this one. And I’d love for you to help me celebrate it at our private White Wolf screening on November 19.

A finished film. A milestone worth stopping for.

When you spend months working on a movie, it gets easy to measure progress by what still needs fixing. One more cut. Another voiceover. A sound that doesn’t quite land. Something you thought would take ten minutes that somehow becomes the rest of the night.

I’ve shared plenty of that process here. There were breakthroughs, frustrating stretches, and a lot of learning while doing. Little by little, the story became a feature film I’m ready to put in front of people.

White Wolf is an AI-assisted independent thriller about an ordinary father fighting to bring his family home. As a husband and father of four, the family at the center of that story has always been what matters most to me.

Submitting the copyright registration application for the finished film is another milestone in a project that started with an idea and a willingness to figure things out. I’m still an IT guy from New Jersey. Apparently, I also have a feature film now.

I’m going to let that sink in for a minute.

Now let’s watch White Wolf together

The part I’m looking forward to most is sharing the movie with the people who have been cheering me on. As I announced in the private screening post, the theater is booked and the date is set.

Come watch the movie, have some pizza, and help me celebrate getting this thing across the finish line.

Please register for your free seat

As noted in the latest registration update, registration closes November 15, 2026, or when the seats fill—whichever comes first. Please reserve one ticket for every person attending, including everyone in your group.

I’ve already given everyone a friendly nudge about reserving seats. Here’s another one: saying “I’m coming” makes me happy; completing the registration saves your place and helps us plan the food.

The ticket registration page has the form, directions, and parking details. Already registered? Thank you—you’re all set.

The film is finished. The theater is booked. Now I get to share it with you.

I can’t wait.
— Anthony