So far, three episodes have been released and thousands of viewers are now about to see the show that is going to take the internet by storm. Director Stephen Wolfe (I’m Not Gonna Lie) along with Producer Scott Lee and their production team with Barton Ct. Productions Inc. have put together a groundbreaking independent production, spanning over an entire year of production and thousands of hours in post production. It is quite possible that the show’s cast, consisting of Justin Herman, Chester Smith, John Pandolph, Xavier Flores, Mitchell Ganey, and Michael Gutierrez will become newly known stars when the team enacts its extensive promotional and advertising plan that is set to bring in over 10,000 viewers by the end of 2009 and an estimated 100,000 viewers over the next two years.

While the show is catching the attention of parents everywhere for its use of young actors, an almost entirely male cast for its first season, and excessive profanity the online series has also been catching the attention of bloggers and internet radio show hosts. Starting in January of 2010, Barton Police and its first nine episodes will be converted into a movie cut format for entry into the 10th Annual Gulf Coast Film Festival. Barton Ct. Productions Inc. also plans to create a “bleeped” censored version for use in advertising following the release of the normal uncensored version and the series’ DVD. Although the release date for the Barton Police Online Series DVD has not yet been announced, Barton Ct. Productions Inc. has announced that the DVD will feature enhanced audio, additional music, deleted scenes, audio commentaries, and a special making-of featurette.

For each episode, check the Episodes section of the Barton Police website to click around and find various trivia facts and details about the making of each episode. When you watch episode 3, available right below this paragraph, you will see an incredibly beautiful visual effects scene with elements put together by Andrew Kramer and his team at Video Copilot. Next week, we’ll see the release of Episode 4, which features original music by artist Chris Worrell.