The horror-comedy Overtime: The Movie (review) starring Al Snow and John Wells is now available. One of the film's creators, Brain Cunningham, has just released insider details of how filmmakers can create their own film and get it into Walmart stores entitled How to Make a Movie for $2,700.
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How to Make a Movie (and get it into Walmart) for $2,700
In 2010, my partner and I began work on a script called “Overtime.” It started as a pet project...something for us to do on the side while we made our living shooting and editing commercial video at a Louisville, Kentucky production company.
Nearly three years later, that project has grown to something neither Matt nor myself could have ever imagined at the start. “Overtime,” a hit-man vs. zombie-aliens action/comedy starring Tna Impact Wrestling’s Al Snow, was released on Blu-ray...
Learn how to make your own horror film now!
How to Make a Movie (and get it into Walmart) for $2,700
In 2010, my partner and I began work on a script called “Overtime.” It started as a pet project...something for us to do on the side while we made our living shooting and editing commercial video at a Louisville, Kentucky production company.
Nearly three years later, that project has grown to something neither Matt nor myself could have ever imagined at the start. “Overtime,” a hit-man vs. zombie-aliens action/comedy starring Tna Impact Wrestling’s Al Snow, was released on Blu-ray...
- 1/16/2013
- by Amanda Dyar
- DreadCentral.com
The Homo-sapien Australis or Australian male is a creature of juxtaposed qualities, yet balanced in its place in society. By no means as polished as its American counterpart but not as deceptive as the British, the Australian male is fairly average, and thus the female of the species should not over-think the Australian male.
Let commercial actor Ben Wood shed light on what makes up the archetypal Australian male:
The Australian male is a scruffy, knock-about every-man who, When finding a partner, often somehow bats above of his league.
He doesn’t always luck out with them though.
Perhaps because he is a wee-bit forgetful.
But he will clearly win the female over with his enthusiasm and passion.
And as a result, the right option to create a nest with.
Who will later set a good example for its offspring.
The Australian male is, to an extent, business-minded and entrepreneurial.
Let commercial actor Ben Wood shed light on what makes up the archetypal Australian male:
The Australian male is a scruffy, knock-about every-man who, When finding a partner, often somehow bats above of his league.
He doesn’t always luck out with them though.
Perhaps because he is a wee-bit forgetful.
But he will clearly win the female over with his enthusiasm and passion.
And as a result, the right option to create a nest with.
Who will later set a good example for its offspring.
The Australian male is, to an extent, business-minded and entrepreneurial.
- 9/4/2012
- by Colin Delaney
- Encore Magazine
A few weeks into the new TV season, we’ve already seen a few new show fall victim to low ratings and overall stink. (Sorry, Free Agents.) But on the glass half-full side, we’re also slowly learning which shows have a strong pulse, and subsequently — if you’re one of those who waits to get invested — which ones we should be jumping on board.
Admittedly, that’s still a crap load of shows to sift through. Personally, three have floated to the top of my must-watch list (at least, this is the standing until Once Upon a Time premieres...
Admittedly, that’s still a crap load of shows to sift through. Personally, three have floated to the top of my must-watch list (at least, this is the standing until Once Upon a Time premieres...
- 10/12/2011
- by Sandra Gonzalez
- EW.com - PopWatch
Among cell phone users in developed countries, Ibm is betting the market with the biggest growth potential is...people over the age of 65?
It makes more sense than you'd think. According to recent findings, most of them already own cell phones, so it's not as if they're adverse to the technology. But unlike younger generations, who are seemingly targeted with a new cell phone gimmick every week, they're largely ignored on the marketing front--excepting a few efforts from Nokia and Samsung, which makes the senior-friendly Jitterbug
Ibm's two-year research program, which also involves the National Institute of Design of India and Tokyo University, will explicitly focus on making cell phones easier to use, for both the elderly and the illiterate. Moreover, the software it develops will be open-source, so all governments and businesses can take advantage.
"As the population in Europe and North America ages, the need for specialized mobile devices will become acute,...
It makes more sense than you'd think. According to recent findings, most of them already own cell phones, so it's not as if they're adverse to the technology. But unlike younger generations, who are seemingly targeted with a new cell phone gimmick every week, they're largely ignored on the marketing front--excepting a few efforts from Nokia and Samsung, which makes the senior-friendly Jitterbug
Ibm's two-year research program, which also involves the National Institute of Design of India and Tokyo University, will explicitly focus on making cell phones easier to use, for both the elderly and the illiterate. Moreover, the software it develops will be open-source, so all governments and businesses can take advantage.
"As the population in Europe and North America ages, the need for specialized mobile devices will become acute,...
- 3/10/2010
- by Dan Macsai
- Fast Company
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