flowing curtains and peaceful fancy feast cats
Even though I have a cell phone and don't smoke I still want these for my room
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Apt. Stylings
Next year I am going to have a single at college and I want that shit to be like a james bond set. I'm talking LUXURIOUS. Check out these inspirations:
flowing curtains and peaceful fancy feast cats
Even though I have a cell phone and don't smoke I still want these for my room
flowing curtains and peaceful fancy feast cats
Even though I have a cell phone and don't smoke I still want these for my room
Sunday, May 6, 2012
PRESENTING: BUMBUS ATTONIBUS
My baby is born. Watch the movie I have been obsessively posting about and working on. WOO!
So, I'm a little sad I'm done working on it. But I'm really pleased with the way it turned out. It screened at school on thursday, and I don't want to brag, but it killed it. I've been getting SO MANY COMPLIMENTS. I'm really pleased with everyone's performances, I just hope youtube doesn't take down the music because of copyright stuff. Now for the imdb style trivia
TRIVIA:
The actors that played the venus fly trap and booboo had conflicting schedules and therefore had to be filmed on seperate days. They did not meet until the screening. Also, they're both aries.
The fly trap character is a man in drag, but he was so convincing he unfortunately passed as a woman for much of the questioned audience.
A b.b. gun was supposed to be used in the glass smashing scene along with the bat. It never made it into the movie though, and the director only used it to embed b.b.s in the production room walls for fun.
I bought that lamp at the teen girl's section in target.
The venus fly trap in miniature form was first cast as a live venus fly trap, then a robotic flower, and then finally a hand puppet.
My younger brother narrated the film.
The title sequence cards were modeled off of similar cards in a coronet instructional film.
Most of the sets were made in the corner of a classroom without permission.
So, I'm a little sad I'm done working on it. But I'm really pleased with the way it turned out. It screened at school on thursday, and I don't want to brag, but it killed it. I've been getting SO MANY COMPLIMENTS. I'm really pleased with everyone's performances, I just hope youtube doesn't take down the music because of copyright stuff. Now for the imdb style trivia
TRIVIA:
The actors that played the venus fly trap and booboo had conflicting schedules and therefore had to be filmed on seperate days. They did not meet until the screening. Also, they're both aries.
The fly trap character is a man in drag, but he was so convincing he unfortunately passed as a woman for much of the questioned audience.
A b.b. gun was supposed to be used in the glass smashing scene along with the bat. It never made it into the movie though, and the director only used it to embed b.b.s in the production room walls for fun.
I bought that lamp at the teen girl's section in target.
The venus fly trap in miniature form was first cast as a live venus fly trap, then a robotic flower, and then finally a hand puppet.
My younger brother narrated the film.
The title sequence cards were modeled off of similar cards in a coronet instructional film.
Most of the sets were made in the corner of a classroom without permission.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Places i grew up
So I have decided to name my documentary on hauntology/memory/landscape places i grew up. I'm editing it right now. Here are some stills from it. It's only going to be about 6 minutes long probably.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Bumbus Stills
Check it out dudes
Franc as the fly trap
Behind da scenes meg adjusting franc's costume
Greg as booboo in his honeycomb
Samuel as booboo's tormenter
Booboo collecting his berries
Franc as the fly trap
Behind da scenes meg adjusting franc's costume
Greg as booboo in his honeycomb
Samuel as booboo's tormenter
Booboo collecting his berries
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Heys
It dawned upon me that I haven't updated recently. And the reason for that is because I am ALMOST DONE FILMING BUMBUS. I have one last scene to film. Making films can be hard sometimes dudes. It requires a lot of planning and foresight, luckily I'm fairly clairvoyant, so I have that advantage, but it takes like 100% of your energy all of the time. If you try to cut corners in anyway it will show. Theres always shots you wish you had and it can be hard to cut around that. But anyway I'll post some production stills soon because I will be editing the next 2 weeks. Also I'm editing my documentary and I'll post some stills from that too. cool.
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