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Just thought I'd pass this along...
Naughty Dog is holding a contest, and some of the people here ought to try it out!
It's regarding "The Last of Us".
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Other places to find me...
mixcraftlive.com/Thomas_Edward…
soundcloud.com/death_of_centur…
www.terice.weebly.com
Some places are more updated than the rest...but I'm trying to rectify that.
mixcraftlive.com/Thomas_Edward…
soundcloud.com/death_of_centur…
www.terice.weebly.com
Some places are more updated than the rest...but I'm trying to rectify that.
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Click this for local information : bmoviefilmvault.blogspot.com/2…
I am currently working on a full length feature film tentatively titled Tales of Dracula. I am here to try to get any and all Classic Movie Fans involved in some way, anyway, that you can help.
This film is going to have three of the biggest movie monsters of the early years at Universal in it, Frankenstein, the Wolfman, and last, but not least, Dracula!
I am happy to announce that we have Ron Chamberlain working on it as our set makeup and special effects monster maker for the film. Ron studied under Dick Smith (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Smi…). Mr. Chamberlain was the guy who hand placed each individual hairs on the doll head that spun around for the vomit scene in "The Exorcist".
Ron is bringing all his skills and talent to this production by creating new classic monster looks! You should see the new Frankenstein design! Superb!
We also have a set builder/designer/painter/all around amazing artist by the name of Bruce Greig. Bruce Greig worked on other film sets like "10,000 B.C.", Peter Jackson's "King Kong", "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy, and has recently finished up some of the work for the first half of "The Hobbit" and will be going back home for a bit in September to finish the second half of "The Hobbit".
But while he's here in my hometown, he has agreed as of earlier this evening, the 28th of June, 2012, that he will work on the set/film with us until he has to go back to his "real job", LOL! He is such a cool and generous/gracious man, and we will miss him when he leaves again for home. (On a side note, anyone got about $1,700.00 for a round trip ticket I could use to visit him on the set of the Hobbit?)
Our Producer is Joe DeMuro, and he will also be directing most of the action on set/location(s), and when he is in costume for the shots, I will co-direct.
I will also be creating the music/soundtrack for the film, capturing sound on set/location, foley, ADR, and all editing of the footage (with serious help from Joe and Ron).
We do have our work cut out for us, but we have another problem.
We have two characters we have written into the film which we would love to see them played by Donnie Dunagan and Janet Ann Gallow. We would like Donnie to reprise his role as the older version of Peter von Frankenstein. Having him play the mad scientist and have him re-create a better more terrible version of the Frankenstein monster than ever before!
We would like Janet Ann Gallow to play a part in the film as the Sweet wife of an Innkeeper, and if she could bring her own grand daughter in to play a little girl who gets some help from the monster, it would be a great "full circle" moment!
Imagine having two of the original kids from the Frankenstein movies not only in another one, but TOGETHER!
So here's the problem, we haven't yet been able to make contact with Mrs. Gallow, but we are in contact with Donnie Dunagan, but his fees for his appearance would take away most of our budget.
We want to ask the whole world community of Classic Horror Film fans if you would be willing to donate even a single dollar to the cause, so we could bring Donnie, and perhaps Janet, up to New York for the film?
If we could find 10,000 rabid fans who want to see this film come to life as a dream come true for all those immediately involved, and those who are out there in the Classic Horror communities, to donate one single dollar, we could bring them both on for the project!
If we happened to find 50,000 who were willing to donate a single dollar, imagine how much better the production could be.
We will begin filming on August 25th, 2012. If we can pull this together, and pull this off, we believe we have a wonderful story to tell, and it would be completely awesome if we could get one, if not both of these talented people, involved.
Any help would be appreciated. Spread the word, mark the date, and donate as soon and as often as possible. Each and every single person who donates will get an honorable mention in the credits as co-production! There will be various prizes as well, based on the level of donation, but don't let that stop you from donating even the smallest amount.
More information will be forth coming, and we might throw up a Kickstarter page soon in order to be able to make the donations, otherwise, we will be posting how/when/where donations can be made, and accounted for, as soon as we are able.
We at Wolfbain Productions would like to take this moment to thank you all in advance, and hope to see you at the premier in May of 2013!
Thomas
I am currently working on a full length feature film tentatively titled Tales of Dracula. I am here to try to get any and all Classic Movie Fans involved in some way, anyway, that you can help.
This film is going to have three of the biggest movie monsters of the early years at Universal in it, Frankenstein, the Wolfman, and last, but not least, Dracula!
I am happy to announce that we have Ron Chamberlain working on it as our set makeup and special effects monster maker for the film. Ron studied under Dick Smith (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Smi…). Mr. Chamberlain was the guy who hand placed each individual hairs on the doll head that spun around for the vomit scene in "The Exorcist".
Ron is bringing all his skills and talent to this production by creating new classic monster looks! You should see the new Frankenstein design! Superb!
We also have a set builder/designer/painter/all around amazing artist by the name of Bruce Greig. Bruce Greig worked on other film sets like "10,000 B.C.", Peter Jackson's "King Kong", "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy, and has recently finished up some of the work for the first half of "The Hobbit" and will be going back home for a bit in September to finish the second half of "The Hobbit".
But while he's here in my hometown, he has agreed as of earlier this evening, the 28th of June, 2012, that he will work on the set/film with us until he has to go back to his "real job", LOL! He is such a cool and generous/gracious man, and we will miss him when he leaves again for home. (On a side note, anyone got about $1,700.00 for a round trip ticket I could use to visit him on the set of the Hobbit?)
Our Producer is Joe DeMuro, and he will also be directing most of the action on set/location(s), and when he is in costume for the shots, I will co-direct.
I will also be creating the music/soundtrack for the film, capturing sound on set/location, foley, ADR, and all editing of the footage (with serious help from Joe and Ron).
We do have our work cut out for us, but we have another problem.
We have two characters we have written into the film which we would love to see them played by Donnie Dunagan and Janet Ann Gallow. We would like Donnie to reprise his role as the older version of Peter von Frankenstein. Having him play the mad scientist and have him re-create a better more terrible version of the Frankenstein monster than ever before!
We would like Janet Ann Gallow to play a part in the film as the Sweet wife of an Innkeeper, and if she could bring her own grand daughter in to play a little girl who gets some help from the monster, it would be a great "full circle" moment!
Imagine having two of the original kids from the Frankenstein movies not only in another one, but TOGETHER!
So here's the problem, we haven't yet been able to make contact with Mrs. Gallow, but we are in contact with Donnie Dunagan, but his fees for his appearance would take away most of our budget.
We want to ask the whole world community of Classic Horror Film fans if you would be willing to donate even a single dollar to the cause, so we could bring Donnie, and perhaps Janet, up to New York for the film?
If we could find 10,000 rabid fans who want to see this film come to life as a dream come true for all those immediately involved, and those who are out there in the Classic Horror communities, to donate one single dollar, we could bring them both on for the project!
If we happened to find 50,000 who were willing to donate a single dollar, imagine how much better the production could be.
We will begin filming on August 25th, 2012. If we can pull this together, and pull this off, we believe we have a wonderful story to tell, and it would be completely awesome if we could get one, if not both of these talented people, involved.
Any help would be appreciated. Spread the word, mark the date, and donate as soon and as often as possible. Each and every single person who donates will get an honorable mention in the credits as co-production! There will be various prizes as well, based on the level of donation, but don't let that stop you from donating even the smallest amount.
More information will be forth coming, and we might throw up a Kickstarter page soon in order to be able to make the donations, otherwise, we will be posting how/when/where donations can be made, and accounted for, as soon as we are able.
We at Wolfbain Productions would like to take this moment to thank you all in advance, and hope to see you at the premier in May of 2013!
Thomas
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Devious Journal Entry
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Just popping in to post a new site I'm on. It's for music only, but thought some of you might want to take a listen.
mixcraftlive.com/members/1507/
The other one is
www.terice.weebly.com
Thanks, and hope you find something interesting there, if not here!
Should have something up on I-Tunes soon.
mixcraftlive.com/members/1507/
The other one is
www.terice.weebly.com
Thanks, and hope you find something interesting there, if not here!
Should have something up on I-Tunes soon.
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Thanks to the community for the heads up on the Lieberman Douchehole that is stealing everyone's artwork from here and making a profit from it. At least up until a little while ago, but I'm sure with his daddy's clout and money, he'll have a few hundred thousand websites hosting the same content, which, of course, pisses us all off even more. We are trying to make a living, scant as it is as an artist, and we have to deal with fuckscrews like this who steal it, and make a profit. I'd rather he came to my house and tried to break in to steal my TV, so I could shoot the fucker. As it stands, someone made mention of using www.tineye.com to do a reverse search to see if any of your stuff has been stolen, and mine has. I only put in one single image to look for, and it came up being used in China, twice, and Czechosolvakia.....those should be easy countries to get to abide by copyright law......NOT! So I'm pretty much pulling everything down until I get it clearly fucking watermarked, and don't give a shit about anyone else complaining about "Oh, it would look so much better if you didn't put that water mark on there" or the Digimarc, or the copyright paperwork, or anything else proving it's mine. It almost makes it seem not worthwhile to do this anymore, doesn't it?
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