Drive Digital Media has been working with the Kansas City-based band Red Line Chemistry to develop their new website and videos. The Drive team recently relaunched www.redlinechemistry.com and shot the album release concert in Kansas City. Check out the bands new album Dying for a Living at Best Buy and iTunes.

Drive is working with Microsoft (Redmond, WA) and the Microsoft Office 2010 team to develop videos focused on how Microsoft Office technology is used to create efficiency in the workplace. This weekend the Drive team will be working with the Microsoft Office marketing team to show how Microsoft Office products help power the world or racing. The Level 5 racing team will be competing at Road America in Wisconsin and Drive will be there showing how Microsoft Office products help drive the team. Stay tuned to see the final videos and marketing campaign....

Drive's feature-length documentary "Daytona Dream" has been selected as an official entry into the prestigious Clearwater Film Festival in Clearwater, Florida September 29-October 3rd.

"Daytona Dream" - narrated by Jason Priestley - chronicles the year-long efforts of Level 5 Motorsports to assemble a dream team of elite race car drivers in hopes of winning North America's most prestigious endurance racing event, the Rolex 24 At Daytona.

Drive Motion Pictures' (a division of Drive Digital Media) team of cinematic professionals follows every step of the journey with state-of-the-art equipment and unwavering journalistic savvy. The filmmakers take their audience into the pits, into the cockpit and into the psyches of the extraordinary, passionate men who live to race - and race to live.

"Daytona Dream" will be featured in select film festivals across the United States, followed by a national television broadcast on the Discovery Channel in late 2010.

Check out the movie and trailer at www.DaytonaDream.com.

Earlier this month we were doing two shoots simultaneously in Montreal and Salt Lake City. This week we are in the middle of doing FOUR different projects in FOUR different cities.

Last weekend we were pulling double duty again in both Canada and the US. In Vancouver, BC Canada we were doing the voice-over for our upcoming movie "Daytona Dream" with Jason Priestley. The movie will have a limited theatrical release followed by a few film festivals before it airs on the Discover Channel during the fourth quarter of this year.

While one team was in Vancouver, the other was on the East Coast of the United States at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Connecticut. We were working with the American Le Mans series and the Level Five Racing Team doing a series of videos.

The Drive team is back on the West Coast on Wednesday of this week working with the band Redline Chemistry. They have a new album coming out the middle of next month and we are filming their live performance at the world famous Whiskey A Go Go. We are also launching a new site for the band early next month to help promote the album - FYI the album is fantastic.

The week will end with another team shooting the Ferrari's at the Ferrari Challenge race at the New Jersey Motorsports Park at Millville, NJ. This is the second to the last Ferrari Challenge race this season in North America. In November Drive will be working in Spain shooting the Ferrari International Finals.

We continue to do extremely interesting work with some of the best companies and brands in the world. This week was a bit extreme but it is worth every one of the over 12,000 miles of travel.

Drive continues its fast-paced schedule this weekend with video shoots across North America.

One Drive team is in Salt Lake City, Utah at Miller Motorsports Park shooting the ALMS race that takes place this weekend. We have a full crew there working with some of the best drivers in the world.

The second crew is in Montreal, Canada working with Bobby Rahal and Zak Brown at the Legends of Motorsports Event. The featured mark is Ferrari and the grand marshal is Jacques Villneuve - the former Formula 1 and Indy 500 champion. Drive will have a full interview with Jacque that we will be posting at www.legendsofmotorsports.com.

The most exciting part of these weekends for Drive is that we are able to combine video, web and social media applications to provide fans of both series' an inside look into the world of motorsports.

Drive's movie focused on the Level 5 racing team's successful campaign at the 2010 Rolex 24 at Daytona is nearly complete. The dream-team of drivers including Sebastien Bourdais, Ryan Hunter-Reay, Richard Westbrook and Lucas Luhr participated in the behind the scenes documentary focused on the 24-hour endurance race. In addition, we recently signed Jason Priestley to do the voice-over for the film. The documentary will broadcast on the Discovery Channel during the 4th quarter of this year so stay tuned for the date.

Drive has been fortunate to work with many amazing brands and people from around the world. An example is the work we did with racing legends Bobby Rahal and Mario Andretti at Barber Motorsports Park last month. The following are links to two promotion videos we produced for Legends of Motorsports:

Barber 2010 Overview

Mario Andretti at Barber 2010

To learn more about the Legends of Motorsports, check out the website that Drive developed for the racing series: www.LegendsOfMotorsports.com

Drive has crews around the world this weekend shooting at two of the most historic venues in motorsports. One Drive team has been in Le Mans, France for the entire week shooting the famed 24 Hours of Le Mans. The actual race takes place on Saturday and Sunday but the week was filled with testing and parades. Le Mans features the greatest endurance drivers and cars from around the world.

The second Drive team is in Watkins Glen, New York working with Bobby Rahal and Zak Brown shooting the Legends of Motorsports event at The Glen. Watkins Glen is one of the most famous tracks in North America and the Legends of Motorsports event attracts drivers and historic cars from around the country.

Drive has been working with the H S A Foundation for the last year developing next generation web based tools for individuals that have been diagnosed with cancer. The site provides a personalized experience with specialized online tools that allow people to process and organize their thoughts as well as future plans. Regardless of where someone is in their cancer journey (Discover, Diagnosis, Treatment, New Normal) the site has personalized tools to help them work through issues.

The tools are powerful and the site allows people to save their tools as well as share them with their support network. The site utilizing some interesting technology and is designed to be easy to use for 20 year olds as well as 80 year olds. We will be working with HSA to build out more tools and functionality of the next year.

Drive is proud to be associated with the project and we are blown away by the leaders of HSA that head up the project. Please let your friends and family know about www.ThinkAboutYourLife.org - it is really fantastic.

The drive team is at Miller Motorsports park this weekend shooting the Ferrari Challenge race. The weather is a bit cold but the environment is fantastic - great track, amazing cars - all with unbelievable mountains in the background.

This weekend we are not only shooting video for a few of the Ferrari Teams but we are also working with Motorola on a commercial for a new product launch and working with Ferrari North America on a variety of video projects.

This weekend also marks the second time the new Ferrari 599xx supercars have been on the track in the United States. After a successful run last month in Homestead, these new state-of-the-art cars are tackling the complex course at Miller Motorsports Park.