Moto Entertainment presents

Marine Corps Boot Camp seen like never before with Senior Drill Instructor SSgt. Michael W. Nichols in "Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click." 

Attention on Deck!  This Marine Corps Boot Camp documentary called Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click. was filmed on my platoon 1141.  "The Movie" shows you 95 minutes of all twelve weeks of Boot Camp.  The NEW CHAPTERS being released will show you 40-45 minutes of each week of Boot Camp you did not get to see in "The Movie."  Chapter One is NOW available and the trailer is below!  Chapter Two will be released in early 2010 so make sure you subscribe to my newsletter above where I will be announcing the release of the new footage and allot more.  Stay connected and Stand By! 

***If you are joing any branch of service, this is a MUST SEE FILM!***

	12 Weeks of Marine Corps Boot Camp seen like never before! "THE MOVIE"
	The First 24 Hours of Boot Camp. "EOEC Chapter 1"

My name is SSgt. Nichols, Senior Drill Instructor from the Marine Corps Boot Camp Documentary called "Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click." This documentary was produced by Canaan Brumley, and has been viewed in many film festivals worldwide. I am proud to introduce my website dedicated to the service men and women in the U.S. Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard, as well as all agencies that support our freedom.

If you thought the drill instructors from THE BOYS IN COMPANY C and FULL METAL JACKET were pure fiction, this vivid documentary chronicling 12 weeks of basic training shows how true-to-life those loud-mouthed portrayals can be. From the first moment the bus arrives at a San Diego Marine base, the screaming begins. Drill Instructors shout at the top of their lungs "Open your mouth!" and "Hurry the freak up!" as frazzled, fresh-faced recruits tackle any number of tasks: from putting their beds together to cleaning their barracks to enduring the "Boot Camp Death March" - an excruciating endurance test that causes more than one recruit to collapse in agony, only to face the wrath and humiliation of their superiors.

Without judgment or bias, "EARS, OPEN. EYEBALLS, CLICK." presents an unfiltered, fly-on-the-wall glimpse into the chaos and pain of boot camp. Are the young men of Platoon 1141 being trained as models of discipline and respect or dehumanized killing machines? The film remains defiantly objective, intent on allowing viewers to enter this secret world and form their own opinion.

CARRY ON!