October 2011
57 posts
WatchThe doomed @kickstarter video from September 2010 is kinda funny in retrospect. I was a little sleep deprived that day.
That’s my fundraising tip, sleep before you have to make a pitch video. It’ll cut down on the editing time, too! (wink emoticon denoting sarcasm)
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/523762346/vampire-mob-season-two-support-indie-tv?ref=card
I love when people judge this show without...
Apparently I make gutless show, lacking depth or genuine appeal?
I’m gonna guess Frank Cozzarelli didn’t watch a second of Vampire Mob.
I emailed him asking him to at least watch episode six.
I’ll let you know.
http://gawker.com/Mouthpiece/
I understand that in Hollywood it’s a lot easier to sell a show concept if it latches on to an already popular trend, but...
Season Two of Vampire Mob!
Cast from Boardwalk Empire, The Sopranos, The Simpsons, Criminal Minds & Parks and Recreation
Los Angeles, CA (October 24, 2011) – Season Two of Vampire Mob has returned with six episodes already available and more coming, including “Dinner for Six” with cast members Kirsten Vangsness (Criminal Minds), Emmy-winner, Marcia Wallace (The Simpsons) and Tony-winner,...
People telling People a story, hmm.
Making this story has been one amazing fucking ride, one that’s been rattling along for over two years.
This ride has also slammed and bounced me around and a couple times the wheels were completely off the rail, but I’m still hanging on and it’s still a lot of fun.
I’ve made a point of keeping it fun because that’s what started this all, fun. 7 days a week, 12-18...
How I write a Cafe Play in Four Hours
Five plays are written and put on a stage in 10.5 hours. Seriously.
“L.A. Cafe Plays” at the Ruskin Group Theatre is exactly that and it’s been happening for eight years, once a month.
I’ve been taking part for two of those eight years and writing a play in four of those ten hours. The rest of the time the cast is rehearsing with a director.
I wrote one this...
If you like to tell stories. No one can stop you.
Blog it, post it on YouTube, hold up signs to passersby, tweet it - done, story told!
But if you want to make a big time movie or network TV show, it’s a little more complicated.
Those stories are told by companies who invest in films and TV shows hoping to make a profit and it’s really fucking expensive for a variety of reasons.
It’s also really hard to get those companies...
“Isn’t it interesting how after I complete John and Joe’s on camera audition class, the first audition I have a week later I book a SAG feature.” - Kenny Lombino
“John and Joe integrate the camera into every aspect of the class until you forget that it’s there, and in a very short period of time the camera becomes your friend, one more resource at your...
