Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Indiegogo for "The Perfect Letter"!

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-perfect-letter/x/9172



One hit wonder Jason Chauncey seeks to move off the literary midlist into the realms of rich famous novelist. While Jason loves mystery he is given the chance to write "The Perfect Letter", a strange horror novel based on notes given to him by his new agent, Mara Tophel. But things take a strange turn when he find out events in the novel mirror those of horrific real life events.

Financial Break Down...
Because of how I plan to shoot this the financial need will be small and breakdown will be as follows.
  • Paying the Main Actors. I want to pay the main actors upfront instead of having them wait for payment. As you will see we're dealing with great actors, including a few scream queens known in the low budget horror genre. With films like these it can take awhile for money to come in so I would like to be able to pay them something as there is no real crew. 
  • Food to feed the actors. In indy filmmaking the one thing you always have to do is feed your actors. And we always do so. 
  • Locations. We will need at least one hotel room for a scene and one nice apartment or home and one basic studio apartment. But location fees only total about $500.
  • If we don't receive full funding most of the money will go for feeding and paying the actors and locations, generally in that order. 

Why Support The Perfect Letter...?

Because this is an experimental feature that will stretch my abilities on all levels. I will direct, shoot, light, edit and do music for the bulk of this film. That wouldn't be a big deal if I weren't also starring in it. This is would be my fourth film, my last movie was "Epitaph: Bread and Salt" (which can be bought on eBay, right now or can be bought right here).

This is my first actual horror movie, meaning it will be more mystery/suspense versus action based, although if you know me, you know there's gotta be a few chops and kicks, but aside from action scenes and Kelsey Zukowski's scenes which she also shot herself, I will shoot everything else. This is different because normally I direct my films, but only shoot a very small amount, (basically some of the scenes I'm not in). But also support us because...

The Perfect Letter has a Great Cast....

We have a great group of experienced horror and dramatic actors who're perfect for this film...
N E W S  F L A S H . . .
Ex-professional tennis player turned actress model, Elena Chernyakova has joined our little rag tag team as Marta Ivanov. If you like Elena then support the Perfect Letter so you can see her in this movie!

Kelsey Zukowski: An experienced and passionate screenwriter, actress, and model, specializing in the horror genre through dark examination. Kelsey is based in Los Angeles and has worked on productions across the country, concentrating heavily in the indie horror scene in Chicago as well as LA. Zukowski is most well-known for penning and co-starring in the surreal dark drama, "What They Say", winning awards at film festivals across the country. Kelsey has been cast as writer Emily Richardson in "The Perfect Letter".

Anita Nicole Brown: An award winning actress Anita has landed many roles in TV series, web serials and shorts, but has also been featured in the show "Boss", played Katie in the cult favorite "Midget Zombie Takeover" and starred as "Nightevil" in the comic book based action sci-fi film "Epitaph: Bread and Salt". Anita also bought home silver medals in the World Championship of Performing Arts. She will play Literary agent Gabriela in "The Perfect Letter".

Kaylee Williams: An established scream queen in the horror genre, Kaylee was nominated for Best Actress in a Short for her lead role in The Many Monsters of Sarah Roth at the 2010 Oklahoma Horror Film Fest and won for Best Actress in an Anthology or Collection by NerdRemix's Best of 2012 Awards for her role in the segment "Anti-Bodies" in the horror anthology Psycho Street. Moreover, Williams is an avid hockey fan who has trained with the stunt group Asylum Stunts in Chicago. Kaylee has been cast in "The Perfect Letter" as Eleanor.

Rebecca VanSickel: Beautiful newcomer Rebecca VanSickel has been in many small theater productions and was cast as NYX in the "Bane Rises" fan film and has been cast in "The Perfect Letter" as Eleanor's sister Ashley.

Nathyn Brendan Masters: A Columbia College Alum, Nathyn Masters has worked on several films doing everything from directing, to fight choreography and editing. He completed his first feature "The 4th Beast: Mask of the Antichrist" in 2003 and starred in and directed his second film "Wages of Sin" in 2007 and his third "Epitaph: Bread and Salt" in 2013. Masters has been cast as writer Jason Chauncey.

Andrew Jacob DeHart: Newcommer DeHart has popped up and serval short films and has been cast as the upcoming movie  "Vengeance Wears a Skirt" along with Brooke Hogan. Andrew has been cast in "The Perfect Letter" as Bobby.

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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Nathyn Masters Heads Up "The Perfect Letter"

Pulp movie writer and director Nathyn Brendan Masters has been named writer and director of a totally re-imagined vision and version of the John H. Rogers III movie "The Perfect Letter". Like us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/ThePerfectLetterExperiment



Monday, August 5, 2013

The Wait is Over! See "Epitaph: Bread and Salt"!

After three years of blood and sweat Epitaph Bread and Salt is finally up! We'd like to thank everyone that helped make this happen. So far people are saying this is the best we've ever done so we hope to keep moving forward from there. And we've already got our first review over at Combat Film Syndicate! So go ahead and check that out the check out Epitaph: Bread and Salt! And don't forget to hit us up and rate us on IMDB. And DVDs are also available with awesome extras, just CLICK HERE.






Sunday, December 16, 2012

New "Epitaph: Bread and Salt" trailer hits Youtube!

The new trailer for "Epitaph: Bread and Salt" has hit Youtube. Click on it to check it out. As you know the movie is based on the Night Phoenix Press comic series "Epitaph" and acts as an issue #0 if you will.

The "Epitaph: Darksiders" comic series has one more book to go and the Abiding Lilith one shot is out. So buy next year we should be working on the "Epitaph" ongoing series. 

Please drop me a line and let me know what you think. And please like, favorite and share this video with your friend who like this kind of film. I think they will be greatly pleased.
Also look forward to next year as we increase our Youtube presence. We plan on a webseries and possibly two films. You never know, so keep your eyes open!

Thursday, September 20, 2012

New retail cover for Wages of Sin

"Wages of Sin" is now being sold on Kunaki and sports a brand new cover that will be making it's way to Amazon.com also. This new edition, like the last, is a hybrid DVD with properly formatted 16:9 widescreen and includes two mp4 movies including The 12th Night, our first short film released to the public and the whole sound track in MP3 format.

Wages of Sin is the story of Johnny "Trigger", AKA deep cover officer Nathan Matthews, who is framed for aiding and abetting in the murder of two undercover officers, Detectives Tarantino and Rodriguez and for the slaughter of several FBI agents. To clear his name he must go on the run. Not knowing who to trust Matthews befriends Teresa, a hooker who wants out of the street life. As luck would have it she's got the goods on Nathan's previous mark, up and coming drug kingpin Eric Constantine. Matthews must find the dirty cops who betrayed him, protect Teresa, evade goons, hit teams, and an infamous assassin called "Mona Lisa". This project was shot in 2006 and went to market in 2007.

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Time to Muscle Up!

Demon hunting takes a lot of energy skill and so I shed some pounds and added some muscle to get in shape for the final fight scenes in which I'll be fighting multiple opponents.

By the time you read this I'll be back at our Southside studio which will be our only studio for awhile until we can finish this project and a few others including a web series, not to mention getting back to my other web series "Action Filmmaking". I also hope to do more writing at BBN because this is going to be an incredible year in politics and culture, not to mention it seems everyday somebody's loosing their freaking mind, but what can you do?

But on another note I will be at this year's Wizard World Comicbook convention here in the city promoting the Night Phoenix Press comic book series "Epitaph" which the movie "Epitaph: Bread and Salt" is based on. I will also be signing copies and drawing personal covers starting from $10 up to $50.

If you haven't been keeping up click on the links to your right and you can find my facebook pages.