Sunday, October 24, 2010
Before Prosthetics, there is Life Casting
It was now actress Vania Bezerra's turn to have her face life cast. She is just the second victim of many who are stalked by the still unknown creature in the new horror film that I have just been signed onto.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Life Casting Actress Leanne Bishop
What could be more fun than starting with a live person and turning them into a solid plaster copy of themselves? I will be created a full-face life cast of actress Leanne Bishop and lining up the next actress as well for the next horror film I will be working on.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Feature Film project with producer, Bob Stock
In discussions with producer/writer/director, Bob Stock about creating the make up FX for his next feature film. Bob is a man who likes his horror films as scary as they can possibly be. Proposed shooting in December.
Monday, October 11, 2010
New York Comic Con
Spent three days walking the floor of the Javits Center. Met many old friends and industry professionals. Looking forward to next year.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Meetings in LA
Had a great flight out, sat next to TV and film stunt man, Ross Clay. I had one production meeting, met up with actress, Kat Castaneda and met some old friends. The temprature was only 103, so life just keeps getting better.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Actor Frank Ridley as SANTA!
It was a happy day on a TV commercial set for me and my assistant Jackie Olszewski, as we turned the once happy actor Frank Ridley into the cranky day-after-Christmas Santa. Lace beard with additional hair pieces. Lots of fun. We also put some very big prosthetic ears on his elf assistant.
Friday, September 24, 2010
A New York City Screening of, "The Sickness"
Thanks to my friends at Latin Horror and the Anthology Film Archive, my first feature film, “The Sickness”, was screened along with a few short horror films. One short film was shot by noted New York DP, Edwin Pagan, who was at the screening. Even though my film was originally shot on MiniDV, the image held up nicely up on the big screen.
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