Ones N Twos Intro

Recently did some simple VFX stuff for the Intro of an online comedy series launching 14th November on www.youtube.com/OnesNTwos, a day before my Earthday albeit. Ones N Twos, with co-writer/director Ben Peters (www.n22films.com). Involved overlaying scenes over records. Reminded me of those days rummaging through my mother's collection. Everything from Teddy Pendergrass to Whitney to Shocking Blue. Then digital came, cutting off the highs and lows, then compressing it further and then shoving it down our throats. Anywho, be sure to support and like 'em on www.facebook.com/OnesNTwos! See the intro:



Sum up,
Red Man like all things end (soon). Event Horizon Shit.

Beer, Nuts and the Fugly at the bar.

So much things to post, so little time. Let's start with this. Recently had a bout of Skype and Facebook convos with Pedge and Rosetta, hosts of the infamous Social Crime Radio (socialcrime.com) Funny, funny guys. Their internet radio channel keeps me sane through the day, listening to stand up comedic greats like George Carlin, Chris Rock, Patrice Oneal, Eddie 'Raw' Murphy and Richard Pryor.

After hours just chatting I ended up telling him I was ok with the Ps and I did a title page/video for a recording of a segment of their show; Pedge singing a rather articulate, thought-evoking medley entitled:

Great times, lol. I'll link the audio when they make it live. Be prepared.

Sum up,
"It's happened to the best of us"

The Radio Interview: Lazarus Will Rise

What the flying bat crazy holy catholic feng sui was this guy waffling on about. My new short film in pre-production "Lazarus Rising" check out the official site: www.lazarusrisingfilm.com. We have a notable presence online: Twitter, Facebook, Vimeo, Youtube.... We are live!

Also over the weekend, I was on OnFM w/ David Michaels getting into the nitty gritty of Lazarus Rising and me as a creative. Talking about myself seems so narcissistic so excuse my modest question answers. That and the defective mic I had to totally slut it out with just so it could barely amplify the god's words.



Sum up,
Ugh! Nails on a chalk board.