I'm not a Moviestorm user.
I tried the Demo and loved it to bits, but ultimately didn't buy it due to the uncertainty of it's future. Finally, it was nice to come across at least a sign of life in this thread, and personally, I really hope that both development and interest in Moviestorm picks up in the future.
As a side note, I just wanted to point out that you're doing yourselves no favours by having a website that depends on Flash to show videos. It just makes you look outdated, sends the wrong message, and it stops people being able to view the Moviestorm works that are being posted by the talented filmmakers you have using your product. That's a shame cause it's the movies people make that will ultimately sell Moviestorm and encourage other users onboard. Fact is though, the only movie I can view on this website is the official introduction movie.
I haven't been able to watch a single Moviestorm movie on this website because each page uses a crappy Flash player instead of a modern HTML5 player.
It might not sound like a big deal, but like I said, it gives the impression you're either lazy, don't care, or just massively behind the times. Updating the users Movie pages to use a modern HTML5 player would make a difference, because at last, people visiting the site with an interest in Moviestorm, will actually be able to watch the movies that will ultimately sell the product. They don't want to be met with blank placeholders where the movie should be.
Anyway, I wish the Moviestorm team all the best in their project, and hope that it fuels a Moviestorm revival.
But for now, please at least update the website embedded player to HTML5, this one, which everyone can use without a plugin and even allows users to right-click and save the movie to disk!
http://www.w3schools...html5_video.asp