Journey Productions Inc. has their latest feature project "The Note" accepted into the IFP Market in New York. "The Note" was selected as one of 90 scripts out of 1600 submissions for the market. The IFP Market is a showcase for new features, works-in-progress, shorts, and scripts. For independent filmmakers, it is the only market in the U.S. where one can present new film and television work-in-development directly to the film industry in a professional atmosphere. For the film industry, it is a vital exhibition and discovery forum for new talent and a place to discover new films before they hit the festival circuit.

"Journey Productions is honored to be included among such exceptional film talent from around the country, " said Patrick Jones, Executive Vice President of Journey Productions. "Our goal is to secure the best co-production and distribution deal. We are excited to shoot the film in Georgia, which will also bring spotlight to the growing film industry in the state."

In addition to Jones, Journey Productions includes President and Chief Creative Officer Eric Saperston and Vice-President of Productions Kathleen Kelly. The company has teamed with three-time Emmy winner Paul W. Cooper to adapt Hunt's novel for the screen. Cooper has been working as a screenwriter for television and the motion picture industries for over twenty years.

Journey Productions future endeavors include the production of "The Note, " and finishing thedocumentary "Soccer in the Streets, " about a couple's love of soccer and each other.