Maybe not physically, but I was lucky enough to be Mark Duplass' dead brother and Emily Blunt's ex-boyfriend in Lynn Shelton's Your Sister's Sister. That's right, I may not have any lines, and I might not have ever even been on set, but I'm the catalyst for all the juicy shenanigans that follow. I even get a bitchin' eulogy by Mike Birbiglia!
Listen to Lynn and Mark discuss the movie here (Not sure why they don't mention me. I guess in the heat of the moment it's easy to forget the most important part (me). But that's okay, no hard feelings guys!)
Wait a minute, you mean to say you missed it at Toronto and Sundance? Well, lucky for you, Your Sister's Sister is opening Seattle's very own Seattle International Film Festival this year! Get your tickets while you can!
Go Your Sister's Sister and go Lynn!
Showing posts with label Sundance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sundance. Show all posts
Monday, January 23, 2012
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Trailer for THE OREGONIAN!
The trailer for Calvin Reeder's The Oregonian is up!
I was fortunate to meet Calvin way back when I screened my short "Driving Around, Following Strangers" at the Northwest Film Forum and he was screening "Pile Driver." I fell in love with his work and have been an admirer ever since!
The DP and producer is Ryan K Adams, who spent tons of time working on The Mountain, The River and The Road color timing and advising through post production. He also shot "Little Farm" and "The Rambler" for Calvin and together they've created one of the most fun and engaging visual styles I've seen in a long time. Think the colors of Argento or Bava with the grittiness of early Tobe Hooper, especially Eaten Alive.
Finally, our very own "Cat," Tipper Newton, is in the film and even makes an appearance in the trailer!
Oh yeah, and it's premiering at Sundance!
Congratulations everyone!
http://twitchfilm.com/news/2010/12/sundance-2011-the-oregonian-trailer-premiere.php
I was fortunate to meet Calvin way back when I screened my short "Driving Around, Following Strangers" at the Northwest Film Forum and he was screening "Pile Driver." I fell in love with his work and have been an admirer ever since!
The DP and producer is Ryan K Adams, who spent tons of time working on The Mountain, The River and The Road color timing and advising through post production. He also shot "Little Farm" and "The Rambler" for Calvin and together they've created one of the most fun and engaging visual styles I've seen in a long time. Think the colors of Argento or Bava with the grittiness of early Tobe Hooper, especially Eaten Alive.
Finally, our very own "Cat," Tipper Newton, is in the film and even makes an appearance in the trailer!
Oh yeah, and it's premiering at Sundance!
Congratulations everyone!
http://twitchfilm.com/news/2010/12/sundance-2011-the-oregonian-trailer-premiere.php
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
It's official!
We've finally gotten our Sundance rejection! Let the festival season begin for MRR!
I'll try to post something about what I've been up to for the last month soon (Deep and Tabby's first feature film!). Needless to say I'm still doing some picture tweaking and Jason Harris-Talley is tirelessly wailing away on the sound.
Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
I'll try to post something about what I've been up to for the last month soon (Deep and Tabby's first feature film!). Needless to say I'm still doing some picture tweaking and Jason Harris-Talley is tirelessly wailing away on the sound.
Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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