A short film about cosmic justice in an animal shelter
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Fargo Fantastic
Shelter accepted at Fargo Fantastic Film Festival. They took my earlier film, Insomnia. I have a warm place in my heart for them.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
NYC Horror Film Festival
Shelter will be shown at the kick-off party for the NYC Horror Film Festival, Wednesday, November 7th, at Times Scare.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Thriller! Chiller!
Shelter accepted at Thriller! Chiller!, Michigan's premier genre festival (runs October 18th-20).
Friday, April 20, 2012
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Done!
Thursday, March 22, 2012:
Disher Music & Sound - Paul Zahnley made the sonic world, Tom Disher composed tasty notes. Francisco Hulse brought "Derek" to life in the studio. No dialog from the shoot needed looping, thanks to Darcel ("there will be no ADR on my watch") Walker. Jesse Spencer (Why Isn't Chris von Sneidern Famous) did color grading.
Disher Music & Sound - Paul Zahnley made the sonic world, Tom Disher composed tasty notes. Francisco Hulse brought "Derek" to life in the studio. No dialog from the shoot needed looping, thanks to Darcel ("there will be no ADR on my watch") Walker. Jesse Spencer (Why Isn't Chris von Sneidern Famous) did color grading.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Asymptotically approaching final cut
November 25, 2011: Travel, fall ill, rethink some cuts, snip, snip.
More cutaways, offscreen dialog, fold, spindle, make coherent.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011: Sound passed muster with post-production, commit to clip choices, refine edit.
Saturday, September 24, 2011: Edit, edit, edit, go away and take care of business ... come back, thump cinematic clay, pound out bubbles, repeat.
More cutaways, offscreen dialog, fold, spindle, make coherent.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011: Sound passed muster with post-production, commit to clip choices, refine edit.
Saturday, September 24, 2011: Edit, edit, edit, go away and take care of business ... come back, thump cinematic clay, pound out bubbles, repeat.
Monday, August 8, 2011
It's a wrap
We shot at NIMBYSpace in one day.
Krysti gave Sylvia a black eye. Sylvia, Jamal & Tom acted, Peggy captured. Victor focused. Tchell and Antonio said let there be light, and there was. Tefari slated, Jibron boomed. Darcel sat serenely amid his sound apparatus, which looks like like H. G. Wells's time machine. Lorelei fed us. Challenges:
-- another film shoot just outside (a post-apocalyptic zombie music video I was told of late in the game -- Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - they were surprised too
- guard dog training up the street
- a helicopter circling the block for what seemed like ages - this is Oakland
You can plan the expletive out of things and still zombies happen. But it got done.
Krysti gave Sylvia a black eye. Sylvia, Jamal & Tom acted, Peggy captured. Victor focused. Tchell and Antonio said let there be light, and there was. Tefari slated, Jibron boomed. Darcel sat serenely amid his sound apparatus, which looks like like H. G. Wells's time machine. Lorelei fed us. Challenges:
-- another film shoot just outside (a post-apocalyptic zombie music video I was told of late in the game -- Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - they were surprised too
- guard dog training up the street
- a helicopter circling the block for what seemed like ages - this is Oakland
You can plan the expletive out of things and still zombies happen. But it got done.
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