SUPA PIRATE BOOTY HUNT

Steve Sievers (co-creator of Supa Pirate Booty Hunt and voice of Daniel the Turtle) says: "This project started as a skit on my internet college radio show back in 2004 called the Max Rock Show. [These next two sentences seem like it’s going off on a tangent- I would shorten] The radio show grew in success online by having guest bands in studio including: Good Charlotte, Silverchair, Bayside, & many others. My clothing line Level 27 Clothing was a sponsor of the Vans Warped Tour in the summer of 2004 which took me to every date of the two month tour across North America. I was shocked to meet so many people around the country that were into my pirate & turtle skit on my radio show. It was in Vancouver Canada that a girl asked me to do her cell phone voice mail as Daniel the Turtle, I knew then that I had to do something with this project. It wasn't until I teamed up with Dahveed that the characters really came alive and had a story behind them. Dahveed is an amazing artist and a very talented writer. We both share the same vision and goals for this project. To now have a successful project and a figure of a character I do the voice for and created is a dream come true. I hope to continue our online success of Supa Pirate Booty Hunt and expand the project to include other online media streaming sites and television."

Dahveed Kolodny-Nagy (co-creator of Supa Pirate Booty Hunt and art director) says: “Having created content for television properties, I am used to dealing with the necessity of many rules and restrictions.  Working on Supa Pirate Booty Hunt has been one of the most liberating experiences because online anything goes.  Steve (Sievers) is a great creative partner and we have a blast coming up with new ideas for the show.  Being able to continue working on SPBH and keep a roof over my head is the dream and with the support of our fans I know it will become a reality.”