Bad Lit just posted a teaser trailer for my (almost-finished) feature film Pictures of Superheroes. Check out Bad Lit’s write-up here or check out the teaser after the jump.
For more on the film, visit the official site, or follow it on Twitter, tumblr, and/or Facebook.
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Blood Brew, my surreal horror-comedy tribute to ’60′s drive-in films like The Undertaker and his Pals and The Gruesome Twosome, was a semi-finalist at Screamfest LA. You can find more information about the script after the jump and find a full list of finalists at Dread Central.
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The Mark Potts and Cole Selix film formerly know as A Splice of Life is now officially titled Cinema Six. Please note this on your list of movies you really want to see and be sure to like it on Facebook (at it’s new page) or on Twitter (at the same page as before).
Spencer Parson’s Saturday Morning Massacre (which I’m editing…) received its first press from the fine folks over at Dread Central, you can read the article here.
In case you’re curious, here’s what I’ve been up to: I’m currently putting the finishing touches on Mark Potts and Cole Selix’s A Splice of Life (aka Cinema Six) while my film, Pictures of Superheroes, is following close behind and should be completed by the end of the summer. In addition to that I’m also editing Spencer Parson’s horror-comedy Saturday Morning Massacre (aka No Such Thing As Ghosts, pictured). Plus, I’ve just started officing out of Arts and Labor, feel free to stop by and say ‘hi.’
I’ve been doing a poor job of posting project updates on here, fortunately The Austin American Statesman published a list of Texas films currently in production which includes two of the films I’m currently working on. The article discusses Jollyville Pictures’ Pictures of Superheroes (which I wrote, directed, produced, and edited) and Mark Potts and Cole Selix’s A Splice of Life (pictured above, which I produced and edited).
This Saturday was our last day of principal photography on Mark Potts and Cole Selix’s A Splice of Life (we filmed Barry Corbin’s scene). A big thanks to our amazing cast and crew and everyone else who helped out, especially the very understanding staff of Hometown Cinemas in Lockhart, TX.
If you weren’t lucky enough to be a part of it, don’t worry- the gang from Slackerwood stopped by our location in Lockhart and posted a photo essay about the trip and a flickr album (which includes the above photo…).
Now I start editing… look for updates here.
We’re about to start our second week of production on Mark Potts and Cole Selix’s A Splice of Life. The film stars Mark, John Merriman, and Brand Rackley and is being shot in Austin, Lockhart, and Pflugerville, TX with DP Clay Liford. I’ll post more about the film here and you can get updates (and behind the scenes photos like the one above by John Merriman) on Twitter and Facebook.
I’m currently directing a feature-length comedy called Pictures of Superheroes. It stars Kerri Lendo, Shannon McCormick, and John Merriman and is being produced by Tate English and Kelly Williams. The film’s already received some press from Bad Lit so hopefully it will be good. If you want to see how things progress you can follow the film on Twitter and tumblr or over at Jollyville Pictures’ Facebook Page.
Once we wrap, Kelly and I will jump into production on Mark Potts and Cole Selix’s A Splice of Life, which you can also follow on Twitter.
Here’s the music video I directed for the song Gi’ Aldrig Op by Danish musician Kristian Svenningsen. The song was written by Kristian and Austin’s Matt the Electrician as part of the House of Songs project.
