Intergalactic Smash Stix Battle Bowl!
Actors Brandon Parbs, Rob Thelusma
Wade Carney, Ramsey Krull, Marcus Molina, Brandon Bestenheider, Jason Hillhouse
DP Randy Kaplan
Editor Craig Hagedorn
Music Jeffrey Hepker
Our first official Poptent campaign (3/3)! Thanks to actors Brandon Parbs and Ramsey Krull (the beautiful bear), editor Dave Creal and composer Jeffrey Hepker. We’re kind of in love with these!
Our first official Poptent campaign (2/3)! Thanks to actors Sarah Rodenbaugh and Brandon Parbs (the cat this time), editor Dave Creal and composer Jeffrey Hepker. We’re kind of in love with these!
Our first official Poptent campaign (1/3)! Thanks to actors Ramsey Krull and Brandon Parbs (the buffalo, of course), editor Dave Creal and composer Jeffrey Hepker. We’re kind of in love with these!
Three months ago I saw an auction on ebay, sponsored by CDR, benefitting the LA Food Bank:
BRIAN POSEHN & STEVE AGEE watch STEVEN SEAGAL w/You!
When I told Jonathan about this, his exact words were, “The fact that that exists on this planet makes me happy to be alive.”
So, I won the auction; after that statement, I had to. Besides, we’re massive Sarah Silverman Program fans, and even follow Brian and Steve’s standup comedy.
Last night, Steve and Brian trekked up to the SCV and watched “Hard to Kill” with us - maybe one of the most horrible movies ever made. Which made it absolutely perfect! Lebrock was the worst, the guys were the BEST, and we had an awesome time.
Thanks to Steve and Brian, absolute sweethearts, totally hilarious guys, standing up for an awesome cause.
Pringles Xtreme: Xtreme Sock Inspector
Actors Adam McArthur, Sarah Rodenbaugh, Ramsey Krull, Brandon Parbs
Music Jeffrey Hepker
Actors Brandon Parbs, Sarah Rodenbaugh
DP Randy Kaplan
Editor Dave Creal
Music Jeffrey Hepker
Cholula!
A super-interesting article on the shooting specs of Black Swan, and how Aronofsky turns stunning visuals out of consistently modest budgets.
This is an interesting interview of Matthew Libatique the Director of Photography from the new film Black Swan. I had no idea they used some HDLSRs for a couple of scenes. Especially in a very tight spot (location) literally.
We used a Canon 7D or 1D Mark IV for all the subway scenes; I could just carry a 7D and shoot on the subway all day with a very small crew. I did some tests with my wife beforehand to figure out my ASA, my stop, and how I was going to deal with the focus. I didn’t use any rigs with it because I wasn’t trying to shoot in the traditional way.
(Source: alexandrosmaragos.com)
