FEATURE: PERCEPTION new Stan Harrington Feature begins filming February!

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Here's some of our cast...all beautiful, all ready, but most importantly...all incredibly talented...

Stay tuned for the updates!!!

In order...Blythe Metz, Amanda Dreschler, Me, Ciera Parrack, temp poster, and Kely McClung.

The story concerns a man who struggles to tell the difference between reality and what he has been imagining...

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C'mon, a few more details would be interesting! How long do you plan to shoot, and how many shooting days, approx. budget, locations, equipment and so on. I want to follow this, because I sense you are going ultra-low budget, and this interests me a great deal. Keep us up to date!
 
LOL...okay, here we go...no budget set...I'll just see what it ends up with and stop when I don't have money...I am guessing it should come to around 10K to 15K...depending on the father who hasn't been cast yet. Ity will be someone of some stature so we'll see what the request is...Otherwise it is ULB contract...I expect to finish by Mid year...need two more trips to San Fran after the 4th. Interiors will be shot in LA...no equipment except for the 7d (or two if I can get them), regular house lights, and a ninja (frezzi). I have a suction cup car mount that I regularily use too...crew is in the cast with two possibly 3 if we can get them. Totally guerilla.

Thanks for asking and I will keep you all posted,

Cheers,
Stan The Man
 
Is this your first feature length Stan?

Either way best wishes to you and your crew, hope its great!
 
This is my 11th movie...5th feature...my first was in 2005...thanks for the wishes mate...much appreciated!! Hope the floods are improving!!!

Cheers,
Stan the Man
 
One day before our trip to San Fran and we lose camera man and location...that's making a Stan harrington film!!! Living on the edge. The Show DOES go on...be ready...

Keep you all posted...

Stan The Man
 
Holy Devastating Complication, Stan! As long as you can keep the rest of the people's morale up, you'll get through this. That's the key. If your people see flop sweat, they're more likely to start developing doubts. So no matter how disastrous the setback, you gotta project an air of "just another minor bump in the road". Wow. Anyhow, I'm keeping fingers crossed that things go well for you from here on... of course, if there's one thing guaranteed on such shoots, it's that there will always be more problems. Good luck and keep us posted!
 
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