Sunday, June 5, 2011
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Eye impaling, head wounds, and creatures
Sup guys, feels like it's been forever since I've been on here. But with some free time wanted to touch base and let you know what's been going on in the realm of TWO HEADED PRODUCTIONS
The past few weeks have been very productive. First and foremost, I was down in Dedham, MA working on a short, creating a series of head wounds for a dark comedy entitled, TOOTHBRUSH. This is the first production I've worked on where we utilized the 'red' camera, I'm really looking forward to seething this completed. But a number of characters gets their heads bashed in comedic ways.
This project has a feel of HAROLD AND KUMAR, but darker with a serious tone.
Jumping right off that project headed up to Leominster, MA working on another short creating an eye and torso impaling. Both were props, and in creating the eye it was a lot of fun lifecasting the actor, making a mold of the eye, and I'm quite proud to say that I haven't lost my mold making touch.
Now, being the beginning of June I've broken down two scripts. One is a short where I'm going to be constructing a reptile / human, or reptiod. The maquette is near completion, and working on additional designs for a presentation.
The other is a horror / crime film that has a number of creatures. It's going to be a blast, but can't dive into discussion on that production. But a lot of gore, and monster creations.
The past few weeks have been very productive. First and foremost, I was down in Dedham, MA working on a short, creating a series of head wounds for a dark comedy entitled, TOOTHBRUSH. This is the first production I've worked on where we utilized the 'red' camera, I'm really looking forward to seething this completed. But a number of characters gets their heads bashed in comedic ways.
This project has a feel of HAROLD AND KUMAR, but darker with a serious tone.
Toothbrush Trailer from GuyManly on Vimeo.
Jumping right off that project headed up to Leominster, MA working on another short creating an eye and torso impaling. Both were props, and in creating the eye it was a lot of fun lifecasting the actor, making a mold of the eye, and I'm quite proud to say that I haven't lost my mold making touch.
Now, being the beginning of June I've broken down two scripts. One is a short where I'm going to be constructing a reptile / human, or reptiod. The maquette is near completion, and working on additional designs for a presentation.
The other is a horror / crime film that has a number of creatures. It's going to be a blast, but can't dive into discussion on that production. But a lot of gore, and monster creations.
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