actorwriterdcaMy Star Wars/The Mask of Zorro mash-up. FAQ:
Q: What software did you use to create the lightsabers?
A: I used a fantastic lightsaber plug-in created by VideoCoPilot.net (thank you once again, Andrew Kramer!) for Adobe After Effects. I used After Effects 7.0 for this project.
Q: How long did it take you to put this together?
A: This one is a little harder to estimate, because I wasn't as focused on it as I was with my two "Immortal Jedi" videos -- I'm a new father, so I just sort of worked on it between diaper changes. But if I had to guess at the work hours ... if "Immortal Jedi II" took me about 100 hours spread out over 2 month, I'd say "Mask of the Jedi" took me about 60 hours spread out over 4 months.
Mask of the Jediactorwriterdca2010-10-25 | My Star Wars/The Mask of Zorro mash-up. FAQ:
Q: What software did you use to create the lightsabers?
A: I used a fantastic lightsaber plug-in created by VideoCoPilot.net (thank you once again, Andrew Kramer!) for Adobe After Effects. I used After Effects 7.0 for this project.
Q: How long did it take you to put this together?
A: This one is a little harder to estimate, because I wasn't as focused on it as I was with my two "Immortal Jedi" videos -- I'm a new father, so I just sort of worked on it between diaper changes. But if I had to guess at the work hours ... if "Immortal Jedi II" took me about 100 hours spread out over 2 month, I'd say "Mask of the Jedi" took me about 60 hours spread out over 4 months.Star Trek: Romulus (fan trailer)actorwriterdca2024-04-14 | I saw the first teaser-trailer for the new "Alien" movie, and as a "Star Trek" fan, I could not help but think of this idea when I saw the big title reveal "ALIEN: ROMULUS." So I decided to create my own fan-trailer that asks: "What if the 10th 'Star Trek' movie had been ... creepier?"
The audio is 100% from the new "Alien: Romulus" teaser, the visuals are from "Star Trek: First Contact" and "Star Trek: Nemesis," and some of the corridor shots were created by YouTuber Donny Versiga (@DVersiga1984).Christopher Andrews_Acting Demo Reelactorwriterdca2023-11-22 | My Acting Demo Reel, spanning 1999 through 2009.
0:30 -- "Dream Parlor" 1:12 -- "Love Conquers All" 1:49 -- "HeroMan" 2:59 -- "DUET"Stephen James Andrews Memorial Video (re-upload)actorwriterdca2023-04-05 | This memorial video is for my late brother, Stephen James Andrews. You can learn more about him at StephenJamesAndrews.com.
On the 21st anniversary of my brother's death, I decided to re-upload his memorial video at 480p (the original was limited to 240p at the time).Kevin Conroy in The Dark Knightactorwriterdca2022-11-16 | I started toying with this project over 3 years ago, just tinkering for fun. Eventually, one of my novels or video projects with Arianna drew my focus, and I forgot about it.
With Kevin Conroy's recent passing, I thought it was appropriate that I go back and finish it.
Conroy's audio was taken from "Talkin' Toons w/ Rob Paulsen" on the @Nerdist YouTube channel.Thirst (re-upload)actorwriterdca2022-03-02 | [This is a re-upload of our 2005 short film; the original went up when YouTube only supported 240p and had stricter time-limits.]
"Thirst" is based on a story from my anthology, "The Darkness Within" (ISBN #0-9774535-4-5), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. The film was produced with no budget, using consumer-level equipment. It still contains scratch tracks from other music sources, as we never procured an original score.
CAUTION: "Thirst" contains graphic violence and adult language.Mistake (re-upload)actorwriterdca2022-03-02 | [This is a re-upload of our 2004 short film; the original went up when YouTube only supported 240p and had stricter time-limits.]
"Mistake" is based on a story from my anthology, "The Darkness Within" (ISBN #0-9774535-4-5), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. The film was produced with no budget, using consumer-level equipment. It still contains scratch tracks from other music sources, as we never procured an original score.
CAUTION: "Mistake" contains graphic violence and adult language.Starfleet officer in Harry Potter?actorwriterdca2015-10-25 | I was watching the ending of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part II," and something caught my eye for the first time:
In one particular shot, you can see what appears to be a Starfleet officer, wearing a uniform from the original series/the newest movies, walking through the scene. Gold shirt with black collar, a tricorder worn across his torso, even what appears to be his rank designation on his wrists ... the only thing missing is the Starfleet delta!
I searched on Google and YouTube, but could find no particular mention of this cool in-joke (I assume that's what it must be). Has anyone else ever noticed this before?Dream Parlor Audiobook Sampleactorwriterdca2015-01-02 | This video presents the retail sample for my audiobook adaptation of "Dream Parlor," my novelization of the independent film. Links for the audiobook, novel, and DVD are listed below.
Welcome to the DREAM PARLOR. You are now entering a world of pure imagination, a realm of lucid dreams. Journey to the summit of your greatest hopes. Explore your most primitive desires. At the Parlor, you can be everything you want. Go anywhere. Do anything. No questions asked.
All it costs is your soul.
In a futuristic society on the verge of global oppression, Elijah Barrett, a man torn between destiny and assimilation, rises to challenge The System. He targets the Dream Parlor as the focal point of recent crimes against humanity.
Caught tampering with classified documents and tagged as a fugitive, Eli must solve the mystery of the Dream Parlor to save countless lives... even if it risks his own.
MOVIE DVD: http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Parlor/dp/B000CEBKXA/ref=sr_1_7_twi_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420179877&sr=8-7&keywords=Dream+ParlorThe Death of Spock (Dead Island Mix)actorwriterdca2011-04-01 | A memorial video featuring the death of Spock from "The Wrath of Khan," cut in the style of the "Dead Island" trailer. The sad irony is, I was halfway through making it when I had to attend a *real* funeral for my cousin, Aaron Andrews, who was a Star Trek fan himself. Here's to you, Aaron.Dream Parlor Official Trailer (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | Welcome to the DREAM PARLOR. You are now entering a world of pure imagination, a realm of lucid dreams. Journey to the summit of your greatest hopes. Explore your most primitive desires. At the Parlor, you can be everything you want. Go anywhere. Do anything. No questions asked.
All it costs is your soul.
In a futuristic society on the verge of global oppression, Elijah Barrett, a man torn between destiny and assimilation, rises to challenge The System. He targets the Dream Parlor as the focal point of recent crimes against humanity. Caught tampering with classified documents and tagged as a fugitive, Eli must solve the mystery of the Dream Parlor to save countless lives ... even if it risks his own.
*****
I finally got my hands on a copy of an official "Dream Parlor" trailer. However, it was a low-res copy of a multi-generational video, so I had to recreate it myself (the sound was particularly problematic).
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comDream Parlor Sci-Fi Scene B (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | A clip from the independent science-fiction thriller, "Dream Parlor" -- Susan attempts to access the Dream Parlor through Dr. Corbit's personal office ... and encounters an artificial intelligence unlike any she has ever before seen.
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comDream Parlor Sci-Fi Scene A (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | A clip from the independent science-fiction thriller, "Dream Parlor" -- Eli uses his work place to access the System's Cyber-Limbo in order to save lives ... any way he can.
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comDream Parlor Love Scene (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | A romantic clip from the independent science-fiction thriller, "Dream Parlor" -- Eli submits to the Dream Parlor for the first time ... and at last he understands the Parlor's mass appeal. Finally, at long last, Eli meets his Dream Woman.
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comDream Parlor Psychological Thriller Scene (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | A dramatic scene from the independent science-fiction thriller, "Dream Parlor" -- Eli ponders the side-effects his Dream Parlor visits are having on him ... but he has no idea how much worse the effects have been on his friend, Dana.
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comDream Parlor Disturbing Scene (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | A disturbing scene from the independent science-fiction thriller, "Dream Parlor" -- The callous Dr. Corbit bemoans his latest failure ... even as he stands over the gory mess of his latest experiment.
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comDream Parlor Action Scene (480p)actorwriterdca2011-03-24 | An action clip from the independent science-fiction thriller, "Dream Parlor" -- Elijah's friend, Jacob, is being used as bait to draw Eli out of hiding. Eli knows it's a trap ... but he still charges to the rescue.
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.comImmortal Jedi IIactorwriterdca2010-06-14 | http://www.ChristopherAndrews.com A follow-up to my "Immortal Jedi" fan-film. FAQ based on early viewings:
Q: Why did you change MacLeod's lightsaber from blue to green?
A: I originally intended to use the same blue from the first "Immortal Jedi." But when they fell down into the empty warehouse, the bluish lighting made the blue lightsaber look just kind of plain-white in some shots. Funny enough, Luke's blue saber against the blue Tatooine sky is the main reason it was changed to green in "Return of the Jedi." :-)
Q: Why are there sometimes these weird-looking lightsaber reflections on the actors' faces?
A: In a few shots (thankfully VERY few), the swords used in the actual film cast *shadows* onto the actors' faces, something a lightsaber would never do. I tried my best to convert these into saber-light reflections instead, with mixed results (the Kurgan's super-dark shadow was especially difficult) but it was the best I could do.
Q: Why do the lightsabers sometimes seem to change in thickness?
A: The flat sides of the characters' swords -- especially the Kurgan's broadsword -- were much thicker than the lightsabers seen in the Star Wars films. I had to make sure they were covered completely, but whenever I could get away with it (such as when the swords were seen from the edge), I tried to make them closer to the thinner traditional lightsaber blades.
Q: What software did you use to create the lightsabers?
A: I used a fantastic lightsaber plug-in created by VideoCoPilot.net (thank you once again, Andrew Kramer!) for Adobe After Effects. I used After Effects 7.0 for this project.
Q: How long did it take you to put this together?
A: I estimate I spent about 100 hours total on the whole thing, spread out over about 2 months.DUET (Fan-Series) Before & Afteractorwriterdca2009-10-01 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A short video demonstrating the green-screen composition process for our fan-series, DUET. Recommended for viewing *after* watching the entire series.
Thanks to everyone for their interest in our fan-project.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Fourteenactorwriterdca2009-09-16 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Thirteenactorwriterdca2009-09-14 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Twelveactorwriterdca2009-06-20 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Elevenactorwriterdca2009-06-19 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Tenactorwriterdca2009-06-18 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Nineactorwriterdca2009-06-17 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Eightactorwriterdca2009-06-17 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Sevenactorwriterdca2009-06-15 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Sixactorwriterdca2009-06-15 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Fiveactorwriterdca2009-06-15 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Fouractorwriterdca2009-06-10 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Threeactorwriterdca2009-06-09 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Twoactorwriterdca2009-06-08 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- and her encounter with a man who may or may not be a Nazi war criminal.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.DUET (Fan-Series) Episode Oneactorwriterdca2009-06-08 | http://www.christopherandrews.com A fan-project based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth," this fourteen-episode series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- whose visit to a friend's medical clinic sparks a quagmire of unexpected and traumatic events.
DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment.
Adapted by award-winning author Christopher Andrews, and starring Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.VALE TODO / ANYTHING GOES (a.k.a. Fighter) Traileractorwriterdca2008-12-15 | http://www.anythinggoesthemovie.com
The first full trailer for the movie VALE TODO / ANYTHING GOES (a.k.a. "Fighter") starring Carlos Valencia, now wrapping up filming in Ecuador. I helped director Roberto Estrella write the bilingual screenplay. You can learn more about the film at www.AnythingGoesTheMovie.com.Michael J. Searings, STARLOVEactorwriterdca2008-06-02 | Very silly and very *fun*, this campy short-film was written and directed by my friend Michael Searing, and produced using The Movies game's software. "StarLove" is both a parody of and an homage to the Buck
Rogers/Flash Gordon era of sci-fi serials.
Don't take it too seriously -- we didn't! Enjoy.Immortal Jediactorwriterdca2008-05-24 | I was trying out a new technique of rotoscoping lightsabers -- thank you, Andrew Kramer of VideoCopilot.net! -- so I decided to use this cool scene from the original "Highlander" as my backdrop.
And yes, I realize that lightsabers should cut straight through steam pipes and other metal bars, but hey, that's the way the scene played. :-)Something is Very Wrong with Neilactorwriterdca2008-04-16 | http://www.massify.com/auditions/309
Thank you to everyone who voted for my audition video. This was my audition for the first round of Massify.com/After Dark Films' "Ghosts in the Machine" contest.Dream Parlor Official Traileractorwriterdca2008-03-21 | I finally got my hands on a copy of an official "Dream Parlor" trailer. However, it was a low-res copy of a multi-generational video, so I had to recreate it myself (the sound was particularly problematic).
www.DreamParlor.com
www.ChristopherAndrews.com
"Dream Parlor" is both an independent film and a novel. The movie is available on DVD, Amazon UnBox, and TiVo; the book is available in hardback, trade paperback, and now Amazon Kindle.
For more information, please visit either www.DreamParlor.com or www.ChristopherAndrews.com.A Hero Comes Homeactorwriterdca2008-03-20 | Just a quickie between projects. I bought the "Beowulf" soundtrack, and upon hearing this (outside of the movie), this scene immediately came to mind.Youve Got Mailactorwriterdca2007-11-18 | Inspired by "Scary Mary," I decided to turn my mother's favorite romantic-comedy into a "Fatal Attraction"-type thriller.Pandoras Game Traileractorwriterdca2007-07-14 | This trailer for my novel, "Pandora's Game" (ISBN #978-0-9774535-2-8) was shot for fun with my friends a few years ago.
"Pandora's Game" is a supernatural thriller, published by Rising Star Visionary Press and available from Amazon.com, BN.com, or any bookstore. A free excerpt is available on my website, www.ChristopherAndrews.com.Pandoras Game Teaser 2actorwriterdca2007-07-09 | Shot for fun with my friends a few years ago, this teaser for my novel, "Pandora's Game" (ISBN #978-0-9774535-2-8) used original footage, unlike the first teaser for which I used footage from various movies.
"Pandora's Game" is a supernatural thriller, published by Rising Star Visionary Press and available from Amazon.com, BN.com, or any bookstore. A free excerpt is available on my website, www.ChristopherAndrews.com.Pandoras Game Fan-Film Teaseractorwriterdca2007-06-12 | A Teaser for my novel, "Pandora's Game" (ISBN #978-0-9774535-2-8), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. I put it together fan-film-style, using footage from various movies.
"Pandora's Game" is a supernatural thriller, and is available from Amazon.com, BN.com, or any bookstore. A free excerpt is available on my website, www.ChristopherAndrews.com.VALE TODO / ANYTHING GOES (a.k.a. Fighter) Teaser Traileractorwriterdca2007-05-28 | http://www.anythinggoesthemovie.com An early teaser for the movie VALE TODO / ANYTHING GOES (a.k.a. "Fighter"), currently filming in Ecuador. I helped director Roberto Estrella write the screenplay. You can learn more about the film at www.AnythingGoesTheMovie.com.ThirstYactorwriterdca2007-01-08 | "ThirstY" is a collection of outtakes from our short-film, "Thirst" (based on a story from "The Darkness Within," ISBN ##0-9774535-4-5). You should probably watch "Thirst" Parts I & II first. :-)Thirst Part IIactorwriterdca2007-01-08 | "Thirst" is a short-film based on a story from my collection, "The Darkness Within" (ISBN #0-9774535-4-5), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. One of two such films we originally shot "just for fun," they came out better than we had expected.
The films were produced on no budget to speak of, using consumer-level equipment. Both films still contain scratch tracks from other music sources; procuring original scores is the one element we have never successfully completed (three different composers flaked out on us ... but what can you expect for no-pay?).
CAUTION: "Thirst" contains graphic violence and adult language.Thirst Part Iactorwriterdca2007-01-08 | "Thirst" is a short-film based on a story from my collection, "The Darkness Within" (ISBN #0-9774535-4-5), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. One of two such films we originally shot "just for fun," they came out better than we had expected.
The films were produced on no budget to speak of, using consumer-level equipment. Both films still contain scratch tracks from other music sources; procuring original scores is the one element we have never successfully completed (three different composers flaked out on us ... but what can you expect for no-pay?).
CAUTION: "Thirst" contains graphic violence and adult language.Miss-Takeactorwriterdca2007-01-08 | "Miss-Take" is a collection of outtakes from our short-film, "Mistake" (based on a story from "The Darkness Within," ISBN ##0-9774535-4-5).
You should probably watch "Mistake" Parts I & II first. :-)Mistake Part IIactorwriterdca2007-01-08 | "Mistake" is a short-film based on a story from my collection, "The Darkness Within" (ISBN #0-9774535-4-5), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. One of two such films we originally shot "just for fun," they came out better than we had expected.
The films were produced on no budget to speak of, using consumer-level equipment. Both films still contain scratch tracks from other music sources; procuring original scores is the one element we have never successfully completed (three different composers flaked out on us ... but what can you expect for no-pay?).
CAUTION: "Mistake" contains graphic violence and adult language.Mistake Part Iactorwriterdca2007-01-08 | "Mistake" is a short-film based on a story from my collection, "The Darkness Within" (ISBN #0-9774535-4-5), published by Rising Star Visionary Press. One of two such films we originally shot "just for fun," they came out better than we had expected.
The films were produced on no budget to speak of, using consumer-level equipment. Both films still contain scratch tracks from other music sources; procuring original scores is the one element we have never successfully completed (three different composers flaked out on us ... but what can you expect for no-pay?).
CAUTION: "Mistake" contains graphic violence and adult language.