SFrame of Mind

You.

Yes, you, reading this right now. Did you know you that you have an audience? It\\'s watching you - watching you read this. Your audience is always there, rooting for you. They\\'re always ready with a round of applause, or an encouraging smile, because, as their hero, their belief in you is absolute. The only question is, are you willing to believe in them?

Blake Gardner (Jeremy Sisto) believes. This self-proclaimed leading man actually talks back to his audience. Convinced his life is a movie, he listens to them and they help him recognize the magic in everyday things. To the rest of the world, he may appear crazy, nutty even, but Blake\\'s faith is resolute.

Now, if only his girlfriend Amy (Aviva Gale) felt the same way. Fed up with his "delusions" and his obsession with movies, she dumps him during a weekend matinee.

This prompts Blake to seek out an adventure, for there\\'s no worse insult than boring your audience. A Suspicious Character (Peter Stormare) on Hollywood Boulevard is pegged as "the bad guy" and Blake begins to uncover his sinister and covert plot to destroy the audience / hero bond forever.

But, even if Blake does live in Los Angeles, talking to unseen forces and fighting bad guys doesn\\'t play well in a world of skeptics. He\\'s soon forced to seek out psychiatric help, which comes in the guise of freshman therapist, Elisabeth (Dina Meyer) - or as Blake will soon discover, his movie\\'s Love Interest.

So listen carefully. That hum in the wind, that faintest of whispers, is really your audience telling you to be a hero. You decide the path that your movie takes.