In the Wind

Stoke the Fires

Cameron Goble — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:21:30 +0000

Editor extraordinaire John Lore (wait — wasn’t he the DP? OH WAIT, HE’S BOTH) just breezed into town. We’re planning a Sunday night dinner at which point I’ll take a look at the initial edit he’s got for me! Whoo!

Then I’ll slip him a mickie and start negotiating contracts. Should be an eventful night!

So Where the Hell Is It?

Cameron Goble — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:48:25 +0000

I’m happy to report that production of In The Wind proceeds apace. Admittedly, I did get distracted by grad school, the crew dispersed to the far flung corners of the Earth, and the footage sat in a box for eight months.

We’re all better now.

Last week, John Lore came back to Albuquerque — did you know he and his band The United moved to San Fransisco? Anyway, we put our heads together. After hours of wrangling with an uncooperative computer, we wrestled our editing process into shape. The footage is now all prepped to go: a significant step forward in the post-production phase.

So where the hell is it? It’s in the works. It’s still up and running. It’s on the slow track to a well-deserved Oscar nomination. But it’s getting there.

LA Woman

Cameron Goble — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 18:39:49 +0000

Director Sabina Zuniga-Varela recently packed up shop and headed out west to LA! She was kind enough to send back a photo montage of her trip. Cats, apartments, sight-seeing: it’s all there. Here’s a taste of her high-flying LA lifestyle.

And a whole slideshow right here. It looks like she’s hooked up with some interesting folks already!

Nostalgia

Sabina Zuniga-Varela — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:48:02 +0000

I was just looking over the photos of our shoot and I got really nostalgic. The smell of the fog machine, the different voices, the early mornings and following Boril as he operated the camera around the room as I looked over his shoulder. It was an amazing experience that I will never forget and I am so excited to see what the end result will be. I have spoke with John Lore, the D.P., and I think we are aiming to get this baby born by July, 9 months after it was conceived!

It can only imagine the craziness that will begin once John, Cameron and I start editing and are in a room for hours on end!

I remember saying that I wouldnâ€™t do it again because of all the stress and planning and wellâ€¦WORK! But I would do it again in a heartbeat, I actually prefer being behind the camera rather than in front. So I do hope that one day I will get to work on another film and have another great experience with another amazing cast and crew.

Ruebush in “Death and the Maiden” at Vortex Theater

Cameron Goble — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:48:54 +0000

Dru Ruebush — Paul of In The Wind — will play the role of Gerardo in Death and the Maiden. From the Vortex Theater website:

In a South American country, a woman survivor of imprisonment and torture from a right-wing dictatorship believes she now has her torturer in her home and at her mercy. What ensues is a three-person dance of accusation, denial, justice, and mercy.

The show begins May 9 and runs through June 1. Call the Vortex at 505-247-8600 for reservations and ticket information.

Boril Radoykov Appears in DUET

Cameron Goble — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 05:04:32 +0000

Steadycam Operator Boril Radoykov pushes his personal envelope as he performs in the original play “Duet!” Catch a show at El Museo Cultural from February 22nd through March 9. Call 505-455-2340 for ticket information.

John Lore: Go Vote for Photo Finalist!

Cameron Goble — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:20:45 +0000

DIrector of Photography John Lore recently submitted a still shot to a contest, and … well, I let him explain:

For fun I submitted a photo to a online contest 6 months ago. It was free and I thought “awww what the heck!” I just now got an email from them that my photo is a finalist and could be published in InFocus Magazine. Now it is time to vote!

I think you only have until 7pm mountain time to vote. so click the link and think 10’s baby!!! this is the first contest I have ever done, but if a win a bunch of cash i promise it wont corrupt me. wish me luck!

The name of the photo is “the psychic.” The model is Meg Corley and she is doing really well
now. You can see her on billboards all over ABQ with the Lovelace campaign! (and got the work after i did her portfolio of course, this photo being one of them) i’m so proud of her!!! She looks absolutely awesome in this image. Thank you so much!

So! Go do your civic duty and vote, woncha?

Zuniga-Varela to Appear in “Electricidad”

Cameron Goble — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 06:57:15 +0000

In The Wind director Sabina Zuniga-Varela stars in “Electricidad!”

Teatro Nuevo Mexico of Albuquerque presents “Electricidad,” a fresh and modern look at the Greek tragedy Elektra. The great Greek classic has been rewritten by noted Chicano playwright Luis Alfaro, losing none of its powerful and violent message.

Set in a barrio in Eastside Los Angeles, Sophocles’ 2,500 year-old tale is transformed into a vibrant, vital and thoroughly unforgettable myth for the modern age. “Electricidad” is a contemporary look at the power and consequences of revenge, and the damage it causes to a family and a community.

Performance Dates: Jan 25-27 Friday and Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm
National Hispanic Cultural Center Journal Theatre
1701 4th Street SW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: (505) 246-2261

Ticket prices are $15, $20, $25
Tickets are available at Ticketmaster or at the NHCC box office.
Ticketmaster.com, or call 883-7800.

Wrap Party!

Cameron Goble — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 17:41:06 +0000

Everyone should have gotten an email about this, but just for the sake of public record:

On the night of December 1st, we tear up Ed’s house with fun and booze. Bring your friends, family, and loved ones! Let us celebrate our mighty works, inviting all to come bask in our radiance!

If you need directions, call Cameron or Sabina.

Sketches from the End

Cameron Goble — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 00:16:55 +0000

Crewman Ed Merta is no stranger to the apocalyptic landscape, and as a storyteller, he has no shortage of material to draw from all around us. Recently Ed bought himself a video camera — here’s the result.