Director Matt Zane moves forward with the controversial film despite
legal action, online scrutiny, and reported death threats.
LOS ANGELES, CA — The unauthorized documentary by filmmaker Matt Zane
chronicling the lives of Wayne Static and his wife, Tera Wray, is set
to premiere January 9 in Los Angeles, California, despite ongoing
legal controversy surrounding the project.
The premiere comes amid a reported $1 million lawsuit filed against
Zane by Static-X, along with the director’s claims of enduring death
threats and intense online scrutiny over his decision to continue
moving forward with the film.
Despite the challenges, Zane remains committed to bringing the story
of Wayne Static and Tera Wray to the screen.
“It has been an incredibly difficult journey getting to this point,
but regardless of everything I’m going through, I wasn’t going to let
Wayne and Tera down. Their story deserves to be told, and it’s what
they wanted,” said Zane.
The private event will take place in Los Angeles, with a
post-screening Q&A featuring the director and select members of the
film’s cast. Press representatives and fans are welcome to request
attendance, although seating will be limited.
Those interested in attending the premiere should email
**WayneTeraRSVP@gmail.com** for RSVP information.
Following the Los Angeles premiere, the documentary will be made
available to watch online for free, allowing audiences beyond the
private event to view the film.
The January 9 premiere marks a significant milestone for Zane and the
project, as the filmmaker continues to navigate the controversy
surrounding a documentary he believes is an important account of Wayne
Static and Tera Wray’s lives and story.