Monday, February 08, 2010

Wuzzah? More Nominations?

Wow. Got an email a few days ago pointing me to another awards site that DEADGIRL is nominated for!

DEADGIRL is up for Best Screenplay (that would be me), Best Film, Best Actor, Best zombie, Best Actress, and Best Director(s) in MAIL ORDER ZOMBIE's 2009 Dead Letter Awards.

Here's the link. You know what to vote for. Unfortunately, they're asking for your email in order to cast the vote, so I totally get it if you don't!

Vote for DEADGIRL

Not a lot to report at the moment. FETCH is ramping up for a few days of re-shoots on March 1st. I've had the pleasure of taking a look at a few scenes and it looks incredible.

CHOP is moving right along. Planning on locking the picture in a few weeks and then we're on to sound design and musical score.

I'm going back to China in 3 weeks to play the lead in a feature film. It's called CONVERGENCE and that's just about all I can tell you about that project right now.

Also doing a re-write on a script that I did based on a director's notes. Hopefully this re-write will be the trick that'll push the film into production.

I was Googling some of my movie titles to find out what's been going on with them ... yeah, that's right, I have to Google my own films to find out their status. Anyway, came up with a few interesting tidbits:

According to Amazon.com, LEGEND OF THE SANDSQUATCH is actually coming out on DVD in March. That one's been in the can for years now.

And speaking of movies that have been done for years, my long-lost giant killer scorpion movie DEADLY STINGERS has apparently been playing on a cabled channel called ZONE TV in the UK ... crazy, cause it's' still not available on DVD anywhere in the world ...

And while there's no release date for my last China film, KILLJOY 3, I did find some photos from the film online ... they look like straight up screen captures from the RED RAW files. I grabbed a few of em just to give you a taste:





Yeah, that's about it for the time being.

-T

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