Filmbuff28
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Indeed ESTEBEVERDE we did do a bit of shooting at ASU. We shot in the Noble Library on campus for a day, we did a few exteriors there too.
EVERYTHING'S EVENTUAL: A Stephen King short story adaptation (Production Diary)
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Indeed ESTEBEVERDE we did do a bit of shooting at ASU. We shot in the Noble Library on campus for a day, we did a few exteriors there too.
ESTEBEVERDE
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And I haven't studied in that library for over 16 years and I could pick it out with just one photo!
I only studied there twice but it is a fairly memorable building! :beer:
ESTEBEVERDE
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Looks like you shot at Scottsdale Airport too.
Unless it was Deer Valley... hard to tell.
Unless it was Deer Valley... hard to tell.
Filmbuff28
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So you are an ASU grad? I will be graduating this semester. This film is actually my senior thesis project for the film school.
Filmbuff28
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That's right. Scottsdale airport, great production value for a great price. We also shot the private plane at Scottsdale Airport too.
ESTEBEVERDE
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Nope.... UC Berkeley among others....
But I am a nerd and would always study at ASU on my own even when I wasn't in school.... :beer:
ESTEBEVERDE
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The private plane one I was sure had to be at Scottsdale.
I think I have even been in that hangar and maybe even that plane. :thumbsup:
ESTEBEVERDE
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Filmbuff28
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From the looks of it I would say you will be getting an A+++++!
Thanks. I hope so. But the final grade is not based on preproduction or general awesomeness of production value unfortunately. I have to have this thing cut into something nice to look at and listen to by the first week of May!!! It's a little scary and it freaks me out!
And the professor grading these things has never given an A+ and only 2 A's and a good amount of A-'s. But I suppose that I could be the first A+ for sure!!!
But I have stopped caring about grades (as long as I graduate that is) because I think we may be able to do something with this once King takes a look at it. (fingers crossed)
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ESTEBEVERDE
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Thanks. I hope so. But the final grade is not based on preproduction or general awesomeness of production value unfortunately. I have to have this thing cut into something nice to look at and listen to by the first week of May!!! It's a little scary and it freaks me out!
And the professor grading these things has never given an A+ and only 2 A's and a good amount of A-'s. But I suppose that I could be the first A+ for sure!!!
But I have stopped caring about grades (as long as I graduate this is) because I think we may be able to do something with this once King takes a look at it. (fingers crossed)
Do you guys have rights to the material?
What are the limitations?
Filmbuff28
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I have permission to make this film and exhibit it in film festivals and on my personal demo reel. We cannot sell the project unless we get King's ok. He will watch the finished film and hopefully we would have impressed him enough to talk about the film's possible future. A lot is in the air and it is a long shot but what indi features aren't long shots?
Good job, the stills look very impressive!!!
There's a couple of these 'dollar babies' (films of Kings short stories, made with his permission) that made it past the 'demo reel' and 'film festival'-stage:
Frank Darabont's "The Woman In The Room" is the best example. That one even made it onto VHS. Also, Jay Holben's "Paranoid" was the only one that got permission to be made available through the internet for a limited time... I hope you guys can work something out with Stephen King!
There's a couple of these 'dollar babies' (films of Kings short stories, made with his permission) that made it past the 'demo reel' and 'film festival'-stage:
Frank Darabont's "The Woman In The Room" is the best example. That one even made it onto VHS. Also, Jay Holben's "Paranoid" was the only one that got permission to be made available through the internet for a limited time... I hope you guys can work something out with Stephen King!
Matt Grunau
Adobe Demigod
Why oh why did I not see that coming?
And why oh why do I still have to play that over and over, giggling like a little kid at the swearing monkey????
*sighs*
jpbankesmercer
Director Mod
Stills look mint. You guys really pulled it out of the bag.
:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:
Pass them around ^
:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:
Pass them around ^
CallaghanFilms
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Sure you could, Blaine...
(to quote the immortal Blazing Saddles)
"You use your tongue prettier than a $20 whore..."
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CallaghanFilms
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We will be up your way come summer...
So look out, MN...
:beer:Thanks,
Maestro
So do we...
Dank u zeer
Sid Barnhoorn
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Looking forward to this film very much!
CallaghanFilms
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seansshack
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Looks amazing. Well done and can't wait to see the finished product.
CallaghanFilms
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Will do...and have a couple a' ten yourself, for meStills look mint. You guys really pulled it out of the bag.
:beer:(X8)
Pass them around ^
Cheers to you, the legendary JPBM
...& I know you are, Sid...Looking forward to this film very much!
From one scribe to another...
Slainte
