Showing posts with label 8 1/2 short films about zombies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8 1/2 short films about zombies. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 May 2008
Trailer 2
Here's another tailer for the film. I used the original NOTLD trailer as audio. It's rough on purpose.
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T-Shirts for Sale

In anticipation of Zompire: the Undead Film Festival I'm sharing a link to Some T-shirts I designed for my film "8 1/2 Short Films about Zombies. Thanks to cover model Tetsuo Ishizu. You can get them at CafePress
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008
Zompire

Just a quick word to announce that you'll be able to see "8 1/2 Short Films about Zombies" if you're in the Portland Oregon area.
It's been added to the list of films screening at the Zompire Film Festival May 9 and 10th.
Check them out.
I'll have more information for you later.
Sunday, 11 November 2007
Many Happy Returns
You may wonder gentle reader where I've been. Okay, both of you.
As I mentioned in my last post over a month ago, I was in Edmonton.
Well, I stayed. I had a gig shooting a behind the scenes video / potential reality television series for a film called "Freezer Burn". To make things even stranger a large chunk of it was shot in my home stomping grounds, Thorsby, Alberta.
I can't say too much about it, but I can let its stars tell you a thing or to...
or show you.
As I mentioned in my last post over a month ago, I was in Edmonton.
Well, I stayed. I had a gig shooting a behind the scenes video / potential reality television series for a film called "Freezer Burn". To make things even stranger a large chunk of it was shot in my home stomping grounds, Thorsby, Alberta.
I can't say too much about it, but I can let its stars tell you a thing or to...
or show you.
Sunday, 2 September 2007
Our First Festival Screening

That's right, "8 1/2 Short Films About Zombies" will be playing in Edmonton at the Edmonton International Film Festival.
On Sunday, September 30th, starting at noon in Metro Cinema, EIFF will screen ten (10) 45-minute packages of shorts titled ‘In Our Own Backyard’. Following each package, Mark Scholz will moderate an audience Q&A with attending filmmakers. Tickets are just $10 and allow you to come and go throughout the day.
My wife and I will be flying out to attend. It should be a hoot. It'll be great to have a screening in the town where the whole film started. If you're in town I hope to see you there.
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