Oomph.

So it turns out that I’m totally fucking lazy.
I have ONE scene left to shoot. No dialogue. Hardly any action. One main character and four extras. No big deal, right?
Yeah. I can barely move. I want to curl up into a ball and sleep for a month.
Times like these, [...]

Lookie What I Found!

A couple of years ago, the Tricklock Performance Company put on a stage version of In The Wind. As I was digging through some old artifacts, I came across this flyer, thumbnailed for your convenience:

Tres chic, no?

Still Photos of the End of the World

Unit Still Photographer John Maio captured a plethora of amazing shots on set at Out Ch’Yonda this past weekend. Images like these haunt me every time I close my eyes. (That’s what spending 48 hours in the same room will do to you, I guess.)
There are a ton of Easter Eggs on the [...]

30 Seconds of Gold, 1 oz. of Heart-Freezing Paranoia

I worked on the set of one of those Big Hollywood Films last year. Here’s a story about that.
One of my jobs was to drive from the production office to the set so that I could courier the film stock. Sets are gigantic events, requiring scores if not hundreds of people, all coordinating [...]

Two Engine Flameout

I haven’t heard any music in the past three days, except for the theme to H. R. Puffnstuff.  It’s running over and over in my head.  I think it’s a coping mechanism for dealing with stress.
Puffnstuff was watching too, and knew exactly what to do.He saw the witch’s boat attackAnd knew the boy was fighting [...]