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Cut

Cut

By admin on June 22, 2009

I just scored a short film for a director out of San Diego.  The film is called “Cut,” it’s a 7 minute film that had almost no dialogue.  I don’t want to give too much of the film away (since I haven’t talked to the director about it), but it’s a dark piece.
I needed something that [...]

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Smile Time

Smile Time

By admin on May 24, 2009

Yo, blog people.  It’s me.  In fact, that’s me up there.  Although my kidneys are working, so I’m not as jaundiced as that guy.  Also, my head is not quite that round and disembodied.  And I have eyebrows.  But the smile is mine.  
It’s been a busy few weeks.  I’ve met with some great filmmakers and [...]

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Across the Desert

Across the Desert

By admin on May 14, 2009

This is where I spent my weekend.  I went to Albuquerque to visit my mom for Mother’s Day, and see a friend while I was there.  It was a exhausting trip, but well worth the drive.  There are a lot of exciting things in the pipeline that I haven’t had a chance to talk about [...]

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A Note To Etienne

A Note To Etienne

By admin on April 30, 2009

Take a minute to check out the premise for this touching and real short film by Writer/Director Eli Benavidez, and donate if you’re able to.
Rob
A Note To Etienne
  www.anotetoetienne.blogspot.com
 
A Note to Etienne is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions on behalf of A Note to Etienne may be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are [...]

Pulp Fusion

Pulp Fusion

By admin on April 30, 2009

PULP FUSION: THE RAW SHORTS is a collection of independently made low budget short films written, directed, produced and/or edited by award-winning producer, Angelo Bell. The collection spans the gamut of genres including thriller, comedy/satire, drama, action and suspense. In 2007 Angelo Bell and producing partner Daryll Harkless set a new record at the Los [...]

It’s Just A Number. But it’s Damn Big.

It’s Just A Number. But it’s Damn Big.

By admin on April 7, 2009

I just posted my 10,000th tweet on Twitter.  I’ve only been on Twitter since October of last year, so the fact that I reach that number in just 6 months means I never shut up.  My Twitter account was created as a place to network with other film peeps and generate business, but it became [...]

A Gummi On the Wall is Worth Two in the Hand

A Gummi On the Wall is Worth Two in the Hand

By admin on March 27, 2009

The end of Week 5 of “11:11″ production ended this week.  We were all over Huntington Beach Saturday and Sunday, doing pickup shots, shooting in a cemetery and getting the last of the beach scenes.  Only one weekend remains (and a 1/2 day of montage scenes to shoot) around the 1st of May.  Toward the [...]

Official Press Release for 11:11

Official Press Release for 11:11

By admin on March 17, 2009

 

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LifeLine Entertainment to Complete Production on a Seven Year-Long Film Project, “11:11;” Original Actors Returning
Tue Mar 17, 5:00 am ET

Rocky Costanzo’s much anticipated coming-of-age film 11:11 is back in production after a seven year break with plans of a 2010 release
Huntington Beach, CA (PRWEB) March 17, 2009 — LifeLine Entertainment is proud to announce that they are back in production on a feature film [...]

The Key Scenes

The Key Scenes

By admin on March 16, 2009

 
Hey people.  This weekend was the big one for “11:11″ production.  Key scenes were shot, and on Sunday a HUGE moment was caught on film.  It was also caught by the still photographer, 3 Quarter Moon, but you’re not going to be seeing any of those photos before the premiere.  On Saturday, we shot at [...]

Rooftop Inspiration

Rooftop Inspiration

By admin on March 11, 2009

This has been a loooong week.  I won’t go into details, suffice it to say…. it was a long week.  I was on set this last weekend, to try and take my mind off said personal problems, and there were a lot of key scenes being shot.
Darian Weiss did an amazing job in the rooftop scenes, [...]

Bandwidth is A Harsh Mistress

Bandwidth is A Harsh Mistress

By admin on March 5, 2009

The site was down for about a day and a half, in case you were wondering.  I attempted to upload 80 mp3 cues in one day, and link them all back to the player on the “Music” page of the site.  Apparently, this used so much bandwidth that I was stealing it from other sites [...]

11:11 Shooting, Day Three

11:11 Shooting, Day Three

By admin on February 28, 2009

I am DAMN tired after being on set today, so this will be an abbreviated blog, to be continued tomorrow.  Today’s shooting was at a park 3 blocks from the ocean in Huntington Beach, and it was much sunnier than last weekend.  So sunny that my bald head burned a bit, during the 11 hour [...]

Amhurst Screening – One Night Only

Amhurst Screening – One Night Only

By admin on February 24, 2009

Amhurst will make its New York debut this spring. A one-night, exclusive engagement in lower Manhattan/East Village at The Anthology Film Archives on Wednesday, April 8, 2009. 
The Anthology is a cinema and film archive in the East Village neighborhood of New York City devoted to the preservation and exhibition of independent films.
Watch for further details and ticket information coming soon.