Sleep Walk - a Dustin Rogan film

Thanks guys! Just keep in mind when you watch mine, it starts off kinda slow, but has a little humor in the beginning. Then about the 2:30 mark it gets interesting. I enjoyed this film and its process. Thanks to Tom Marshall and Nick Lane for letting me use their names in my sorta ohmage (i think thats how you spell it) to them and its not said but the Boss's name is Jack Stanley...some guy I met out in LALA land. Anyhoos, I hope everyone enjoys this flick!

Rogan
 
Very very intrigued at this.

And sir, your teaser for TDRPII is very interesting. I find it'll be fun. Especially if Simon shows up.

Good luck. Competition this time, right?
 
Hey man congrats I am sorry I haven't been tearing up the threads lately lack of sleep combined with stress will do that to a guy. I am looking forward to seeing this one man.
Pauly
 
Its understandable when you've been working n everyone elses film but mine...lol jk I hope you guys enjoy the serious side of Rogan...but it does have some dirty jokes at the beginning...so yeah be listening for those!

Rogan
 
Most Def! Though why you'd be flying to hell I have no idea lol

Update, Sleep Walk has been Approved! WOOHOO!!

Rogan

PS I'm thinking "The Thomas Marshall Chronicles"...let it soak in for a min. Awesomeness is just oozing out of that title...
 
Great, everything around this one is really interesting to me, especially the title since I sleep walked a couple of times. It's SO weird not to remember walking and talking...things. :D

Good luck!


Thanks! I too have been a victim of sleep walking...but its been many years. I also suffer from Sleep Drinking

Rogan
 
So I'm not one for rap or beats or what have you but my friend at work has got me hooked on this beat he made. If you love the internet viral video "I like Turtles"kid then you may like this.

Check it out on his myspace (it should automatically play, if not then click on it on his player)

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...&MyToken=3540b628-3888-4df9-aabd-f4d51f94db4f

Rogan

ps i appologize if you have the song stuck in your head the rest of the day...its da beat son!
 
I really dug your last film and hoped you would stay with the ironic humor you nailed in that. Here, the writing at times reached for wit in a Tarantino -esq way (wouldn't an "Ernheart" risk castration? ouch) but this was obviously more dramatic.

My major criticism would be; If you are going to use a macguffin you need strong actors that can build characters around it a la Pulp Fiction and Ronan to fill that hole. I think the performances hurt this one a bit. I do admire the ambition of it all and there was a lot to admire technically. Congrats on getting a film in the fest.
 
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