Hi everybody,
So there is a new online film festival around the corner. If you can spare a few minutes check out this video below.
The judging the best I can tell right now is one big popularity contest. So please for the love of God, support this film in this contest.
If it makes the top ten the film will screen in Paris France. Yes, that means that french audiences are going to meet Tanner and Scar. I think watching the reactions to Tanner puking all over himself is going to take the humor of the film to a new level.
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Apr 2, 2008
Nov 13, 2007
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is going on with the film?
A: The film is in the "kinda, sorta done phase" of post production. It's kind of difficult to explain. Like the story is told, but there are still a few technical aspects to the finishing process that delay it being completed. Hopefully sometime early in the new year.
Q: I thought you said there was going to be a local premiere sometime in september, it is now mid November, what's your problem?
A: We apologize for the delay, however, it is pretty hard making a movie, that original local premiere date was the best estimate we could give at the time. If you would like more information on the premiere when the time comes, please subscribe to our newsletter.
Q: What about my DVD?
A: We have a new store capable of taking pre-orders of the dvd for when they are available. However, if you are cast or crew please send us your most up to date contact info with "CALEB DVD" in the subject line, and we will be shore to mail yours out with the first batch with no charge.
Q: How can I help?
A: kind of a broad question, but I can figure two ways to answer this.
1. donate some money to our paypal account in the store. Money makes things go faster. or buy a T-shirt.
2. Make sure you subscribe to the newsletter so we can keep you informed or screenings
Q: What R the plans for the finished film?
A: Ask me again when it's finished.
Q: Well when is that going to be?
A: I don't know for sure, that's why it's hard to make plans.
Q: You're a loser, when are you going to get a real fucking job?
A: I live in a bunkbed in my parent's basement. what do you want from me?
A: The film is in the "kinda, sorta done phase" of post production. It's kind of difficult to explain. Like the story is told, but there are still a few technical aspects to the finishing process that delay it being completed. Hopefully sometime early in the new year.
Q: I thought you said there was going to be a local premiere sometime in september, it is now mid November, what's your problem?
A: We apologize for the delay, however, it is pretty hard making a movie, that original local premiere date was the best estimate we could give at the time. If you would like more information on the premiere when the time comes, please subscribe to our newsletter.
Q: What about my DVD?
A: We have a new store capable of taking pre-orders of the dvd for when they are available. However, if you are cast or crew please send us your most up to date contact info with "CALEB DVD" in the subject line, and we will be shore to mail yours out with the first batch with no charge.
Q: How can I help?
A: kind of a broad question, but I can figure two ways to answer this.
1. donate some money to our paypal account in the store. Money makes things go faster. or buy a T-shirt.
2. Make sure you subscribe to the newsletter so we can keep you informed or screenings
Q: What R the plans for the finished film?
A: Ask me again when it's finished.
Q: Well when is that going to be?
A: I don't know for sure, that's why it's hard to make plans.
Q: You're a loser, when are you going to get a real fucking job?
A: I live in a bunkbed in my parent's basement. what do you want from me?
Apr 1, 2007
What Kind of Movie IS this?
OK, so behold the first footage.
This clip will make more sense when you actually see the film, but just to set the record straight early. YES, he actually is throwing up all over himself in this take, and NO, he wasn't supposed to. In fact, he wasn't even supposed to be in the movie, let alone this particular scene. Strange ideas enter your head though when it's 4:30 in the morning and you are 6 hours behind schedule. So a guy you went to high school shows up on the set drunk and depressed from a horrid 21-20 Eagles Monday night loss at the hands of the hated Dallas Cowboys.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap?gid=20051114021
He starts harassing the crew, chugging hard ciders, cursing and demanding a ride home cause set was "boring"
What would you do?
I decided to put him on the roof of our elementary school location, and let him do whatever he wanted for one take. The scene was chaotic as hell anyhow. Very close to being an unusable disaster. I figured we could use it for something.
There was no time for rehearsal. He kept threatening to jump off the roof and taunting the other actors calling them "a bunch of pussies" and how he was going to "leave it all on the field" once the cameras started rolling.
Everybody was rolling their eyes.
I remember the gaffer going in for a light reading and he swatted the meter away angirly and said something like:
"Don't light that side, that's my GAY side!"
Then we started to roll. One take. No time. A lot of pissed off people. This is what I call our "Gettysburg shot". It was going to make or break the climax of the film, This one pivotal scene that had undergone so many rewrites that night I wasn't even sure if we would have a movie after the sun came up. I'll remember the night the rest of my life as the night we caught lightning in a bottle.
I believe he honored his word and "left it all on the field".
MM
This clip will make more sense when you actually see the film, but just to set the record straight early. YES, he actually is throwing up all over himself in this take, and NO, he wasn't supposed to. In fact, he wasn't even supposed to be in the movie, let alone this particular scene. Strange ideas enter your head though when it's 4:30 in the morning and you are 6 hours behind schedule. So a guy you went to high school shows up on the set drunk and depressed from a horrid 21-20 Eagles Monday night loss at the hands of the hated Dallas Cowboys.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap?gid=20051114021
He starts harassing the crew, chugging hard ciders, cursing and demanding a ride home cause set was "boring"
What would you do?
I decided to put him on the roof of our elementary school location, and let him do whatever he wanted for one take. The scene was chaotic as hell anyhow. Very close to being an unusable disaster. I figured we could use it for something.
There was no time for rehearsal. He kept threatening to jump off the roof and taunting the other actors calling them "a bunch of pussies" and how he was going to "leave it all on the field" once the cameras started rolling.
Everybody was rolling their eyes.
I remember the gaffer going in for a light reading and he swatted the meter away angirly and said something like:
"Don't light that side, that's my GAY side!"
Then we started to roll. One take. No time. A lot of pissed off people. This is what I call our "Gettysburg shot". It was going to make or break the climax of the film, This one pivotal scene that had undergone so many rewrites that night I wasn't even sure if we would have a movie after the sun came up. I'll remember the night the rest of my life as the night we caught lightning in a bottle.
I believe he honored his word and "left it all on the field".
MM
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