SOUNDUDES

Canadian indie "IN THE HOUSE OF FLIES"

2011-12-29T11:23:00.000-08:00


In the house of flies

Philip Carrer, the gentleman behind last year's micro-budgeted IF A TREE FALLS, is in the midst of completing his 80s period piece, IN THE HOUSE OF FLIES, starring Henry Rollins. Hit the jump for the latest teaser trailer and update from the director on its progress.

Written by Angus Mcllean, IN THE HOUSE OF FLIES sees "an abducted couple forced to tackle their way to freedom. Alone, isolated and locked in an undisclosed, suburban basement, Heather and Steve find themselves surrounded by numerous and mysteriously sealed suitcases - each containing valuable clues to their very own survival. Both Heather (Lindsay Smith) and Steve (Ryan Kotack) must exploit what remains of their bruised intellect and depleting sanity to escape the authority of unidentified and brutal kidnappers (Henry Rollins & Ryan Barrett). Let the countdown begin."

After creating a healthy buzz with IF A TREE FALLS, Carrer tells Fangor IN THE HOUSE OF FLIES is "edited". We originally had a three hour cut, so naturally we had to cut a lot out. It's now around the 99 minute mark and we are currently working on all the score, sound, foley etc. Sound has a very large role in this film and we want to make sure the audience really notices that. Not so much the score, but the actual landscape. Theatres equipped with good sound systems will be treating their audiences. We'll be hitting the festival circuit starting mid 2012, so we have some time right now with this film to make it perfect. Our team loves the festival circuit so everyones already getting excited about that."

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Kirill Belousov

Red Bull Soundclash - Calgary

2011-11-07T11:08:00.000-08:00

Here is the interview with the K-Os and Dragonette that I had recorded on location quite recently this late summer. Check this out.

Posted by SounDude Kirill B.

2011-11-05T15:14:00.000-07:00

"Amy George" which was filmed last year has been accepted into the Canada First! Programm at the Toronto International Film Festival - TIFF this year 2011.

Check out Trailer as well:

Calvin Thomas and Yonah Lewis on this film.

Visit www.amygeorgemovie.com for more information.

Posted by SounDude Kirill B.

New trailer for a upcoming feature film "Foosteps"

2011-10-30T21:48:00.000-07:00

Check out new trailer/ teaser for upcoming feature film "Foosteps"

"Footsteps" Teaser Trailer from Noam Kroll on Vimeo.

A film by Noam Kroll. Starring Rogan Christopher, Don Tjart, Allie Dunbar and Andrew Pigott. Featuring Jen Polansky, Barb Johnny and Lise Moule.

The hardest part of going to war is coming home.

Storyline:

"Footsteps" follows Martin Tate, a young veteran determined to make his way out of violent and tragic military service into peaceful civilian life, while struggling with past addiction demons, his overbearing widower father and a new found love.

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Kirill aka Greenjah

The Corner Shop - Premier August 19th.

2011-08-04T10:04:00.000-07:00

The Corner Shop - releasing Aug 19 at the Carlton Cinemas , downtown Toronto

SounDude - Greenjah

Official "Monster Brawl" Trailer

2011-07-19T12:36:00.000-07:00

Eight legendary monsters pitted against each other in a fight to the death to determine the most powerful monster of all time.Starring Dave Foley (Kids in the Hall), Robert Maillet (300, Sherlock Holmes), Art Hindle (Porky's, The Brood), Herb Dean (MMA Referee), Jimmy Hart "The Mouth of the South", with Kevin Nash (The Punisher), and featuring the voice of Lance Henriksen (Aliens). It's the Ultimate Fight of the Living Dead!

Sincerely,

SounDude - Greenjah

"Exit Humanity" Official trailer.

2011-07-19T12:33:00.000-07:00

How does a man deal with the loss of everything meaningful in his life, and the loss of mankind's humanity amongst chaos and despair? Set in 1870's Tennessee, Exit Humanity is the legend of Edward Young's horrific and dramatic journey through an unexplainable outbreak of the walking dead to lay to rest the most important thing in his life, his son's ashes. The bleak post-Civil War era backdrop highlights the severe divide that the United States was facing, the disasters that arise when man tries to play God, and the true loss of hope that so many felt during this period in history.

Exit Humanity blends live action and classical animation to explore how when in situations of severe horror, we must find hope through the very fears that drive us. Starring horror icons Bill Moseley (Devil's Rejects, House of 1000 Corpses), Dee Wallace (E.T., Cujo), Stephen McHattie (The Watchmen, 300), introducing new horror hero Mark Gibson, and Narrated by Brian Cox (Braveheart, The Bourne Identity), Exit Humanity is a zombie saga that tells the tale of the ultimate battle of good vs. evil.

Sincerely,

SounDude - Greenjah

First photos, Moseley comments on “Exit Humanity”

2010-12-22T01:33:00.000-08:00

We gave you a heads-up here on MONSTER BRAWL, a new feature by SCARCE producers Foresight Features, and mention was made of their immediate follow-up project, EXIT HUMANITY, a post-Civil War zombie film starring Bill Moseley (pictured left), Mark Gibson, Dee Wallace and Stephen McHattie. The movie recently wrapped and is currently in post, aiming for a 2011 release, and we’ve got a couple of early pics, a teaser poster and Moseley’s observations to share. “The writer/director is John Geddes, and I play General Williams, an evil Confederate Army general who is trying to learn how to control zombies that are plaguing that particular area of Tennessee in the early 1870s,” the actor tells Fango. “He’s involved in capturing the undead and trying to figure out what makes them tick, so that he can learn how to enlist them in his new army—to not only liberate the South, but to conquer those damn Yankees.” This is Moseley’s second recent character to hark back to that era, following his taking over of the Mayor Buckman role in 2001 MANIACS: FIELD OF SCREAMS, though he says this recent focus isn’t intentional. “I’m just happy to work, whether it’s period pieces, Southern or Northern, creeps or heroes—though I do have a certain partiality to crazy Southern gentlemen!” he laughs. Next year, watch the pages of Fango for an exclusive in-depth look behind the scenes with the filmmakers, and join a father-and-son zombie team as they share their living-to-undead transformation experiences in the capable hands of the Gore Brothers. Keep logging on to Fangoria.com for updates as well, and see more pics and info at EXIT HUMANITY’s Facebook page.

Couple other images from production.

Also check the teaser poster

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SounDude - Greenjah

First Look At Dee Wallace, Bill Moseley And Stephen McHattie In John Geddes' EXIT HUMANITY

2010-12-01T20:12:00.000-08:00

There's something brewing in Collingwood. The town of twenty thousand to the north west of Toronto was a popular skiing destination as a kid growing up in the area but is not much in the public consciousness beyond that. A surprising place to find a new genre film production house, then, but Collingwood is where you'll find Foresight Features.

Foresight attracted attention in these pages earlier with their upcoming horror-action-comedy Monster Brawl and they're back now with their Civil War set zombie picture Exit Humanity, written and directed by John Geddes. Just wrapped a couple weeks ago, I had the chance to visit the set about a month back and came away a) impressed b) muddy and c) stained by the makeup used to turn me into a zombie. Yep, I'm in this one.

Also in the film - and in it significantly more than my one shot - are a blend of genre veterans and newcomers. Dee Wallace and Bill Moseley have key roles, as does Canadian character actor Stephen McHattie, with the leads handled by up and comers Mark Gibson, Adam Seybold and Jordan Hayes.

With the film now entering post production the producers have passed along the first stills from the shoot. Bear in mind that these are straight out of the camera and have not yet been fully tweaked and color corrected but they'll give you a good idea of what to expect. Check the gallery below.

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Greenjah

Dave Foley presides over the "Monster Brawl"

2010-09-28T10:18:00.000-07:00

Ladies and gentlemen, the monsters are coming. And they're wrestling.

Writer-director Jesse Thomas Cook has just wrapped photography on Monster Brawl, a wrestling based horror comedy that sets eight classic monsters in a wrestling tournament to the death. Joining Dave Foley in the cast are Art Hindle (The Brood), Lance Henriksen, Jimmy Hart and more. Here's the official word:

"Foresight Features has released the first still images from their upcoming film Monster Brawl, a monster wrestling horror-‐comedy starring Dave Foley, Robert Maillet, Art Hindle, Jimmy Hart, Herb Dean, Kevin Nash, Lance Henriksen and eight classic monsters.

The film depicts a fight-‐to-‐the-‐death wrestling tournament in an abandoned and cursed graveyard. Eight monsters are divided into two conferences: The Undead and The Creatures. The film centers on a main event television program called "Monster Brawl", hosted by play-‐by-‐play announcer Buzz Chambers (Dave Foley) and former champ and color commentator Sasquatch Sid (Art Hindle). The show is interlaced with dramatic back-‐stories that reveal the origins of each monster.

Writer & Director Jesse Thomas Cook: "Fans will want to see monsters fighting, as the title implies. But it was important to inject a dark and powerful storyline behind each monster. After all, the monsters are the main characters, and we want to know where they came from, how they got involved in this tournament, and for some, how they came back to life. The fight sequences will speak for themselves. Especially the grisly final showdown. But at the end of the day, the movie is about the story behind each fighter -‐ much like wrestling. Betrayals, heels, baby-‐faces, pre-‐fight trash talking. Otherwise it would be pure carnage. You can have all the wrestling moves you want, but without the story you have nothing. It's essentially good versus evil. I wanted to make a film that I would watch over and over again with friends when I was sixteen. Everyone can cheer for their favorite monster and experience the highs and lows that come with defeat and victory."

We've got the first block of stills so check out the gallery below for the Wolfman in action, along with shots of UFC ref Herb Dean, and wrestlers Kevin Nash and Jimmy Hart!

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"Moster brawl" is in Fangoria!!! Wooot!!!

2010-09-28T10:10:00.000-07:00

Creature fans look like they’re in for a real treat with MONSTER BRAWL, a Canadian feature that wrapped shooting last month. Writer/director Jesse Thomas Cook sent along a few exclusive pics sporting some impressive makeup work and let us know a little about the movie, and we also got the goods on production company Foresight Features’ next flick, EXIT HUMANITY.

MONSTER BRAWL is a horror/comedy set in an abandoned, cursed graveyard, which hosts the televised wrestling TV show of the title. The contestants are assorted classic fiends divided into two leagues—The Undead and The Creatures—and include Frankenstein’s monster (Robert Maillet, 1st photo) and the Mummy (R.J. Skinner, 2nd photo). Seen in the 3rd photo are (left to right) Dave Foley as play-by-play announcer Buzz Chambers, Jason Brown as graveyard owner and prophetic doomsayer Cyril Haggard and THE BROOD’s Art Hindle as former champ and color commentator Sasquatch Sid Tucker. The matches are intercut with flashbacks to the fiends’ origins; the cast also includes real-life grappler Kevin Nash, manager Jimmy Hart and referee Herb Dean, along with Fango fave Lance Henriksen.

“Fans will want to see monsters fighting, as the title implies,” Cook (who wrote and directed Foresight’s first flick, the cannibalism shocker SCARCE, with John Geddes) tells us. “But it was important to inject a dark and powerful storyline behind each creature. After all, they’re the main characters, and we want to know where they came from, how they got involved in this tournament and, for some, how they came back to life. The fight sequences will speak for themselves—especially the grisly final showdown—but at the end of the day, the movie is about the story behind each fighter, much like in real wrestling. Betrayals, heels, babyfaces, pre-fight trash-talking—otherwise, it would be pure carnage. You can have all the moves you want, but without the story you have nothing. It’s essentially good vs. evil. I wanted to make a film that I would watch over and over again with friends when I was 16. Everyone can cheer for their favorite monster and experience the highs and lows that come with defeat and victory.”

Editing on MONSTER BRAWL, which sports makeup FX by The Gore Brothers (Jeff and Jason Derushie) will begin later this year—but first, Foresight will get rolling on EXIT HUMANITY, which Matt Wiele and Cook are producing with Geddes at the helm. Hindle’s in this one too, joined by genre stalwarts Bill Moseley and Dee Wallace, with shooting scheduled to begin October 18 north of Toronto. It’s an undead opus set during the Civil War, and Geddes says, “I wanted to bring something new to the zombie genre that I grew up watching. EXIT HUMANITY explores the powerful theme of survival amidst catastrophe.” Keep your eyes here for more on both BRAWL and EXIT in the near future!

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Zombie for a day

2010-09-18T13:09:00.000-07:00

It's the Monster Brawl, the fight of the living dead.
In the Monster Brawl, it's every creature for him(it)self, and it is important to always make sure you're on the attack and you leave your opponent lifeless.
And always remember, watch out for the zombies.
In the tradition of Clark Kent who transformed from mild-mannered reporter into Superman, I had the opportunity to change into an alter ego last Thursday.
However, I wasn't a super-hero in blue spandex who could leap tall buildings in a single bound or would save damsels in distress.
No, I was a zombie, back from the dead and hungry for human flesh.
I was invited to participate in the filming of Monster Brawl, a moving being shot in Collingwood.
The film is being produced by Foresight Features - a production company led by Jesse Cook, John Geddes and Matt Wiele.
The trio has experience in the film world. In 2006, they filmed Scarce - a horror film about a group of guys who were on snowboarding trip before getting kidnapped by cannibals in the woods.
The film was released on DVD by Anchor Bay Entertainment - one of the top distributors in the horror genre. They also sold international distribution rights and the film is shown on Super Channel - a national digital channel.
Cook was the writer and director of Monster Brawl. He said the film is a horror-comedy, and is about a pay-per-view event that sees eight monsters battle to the death for the championship.
"I just wanted to do something fun. It's a love letter to monsters and to horror films. I wanted to combine my love of comedy, horror and my love of monsters and incorporate the wrestling and MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) world into it."
The monsters include Frankenstein, Werewolf, Mummy, Zombieman, Witch, Vampire, Swamp Gut and Cyclops.
The film has a unique cast, combining veteran actors and professional wrestlers.
The most seasoned actors are Dave Foley and Art Hindle - who play the announcing team of Buzz Chambers and Sasquatch Sid.
Local professional wrestlers Rico Montana, PJ Tyler, Kelly Couture and RJ City play Zombieman, Witch, Vampire, Mummy and Werewolf.
Wrestling manager Jimmy "The Mouth of the South" Hart plays himself, veteran wrestler Kevin Nash plays Colonel Crookshank - manager of the Zombieman, while Robert Maillet plays Frankenstein.
When I was on set, Montana, Nash and Maillet were shooting their scenes.
Maillet is a former professional wrestler who stands six-foot-eleven. Since wrapping up his professional wrestling career, he has had some success in film - starring in 300 and Sherlock Holmes.
Maillet is the complete opposite of the character that he plays. When in make-up, he is scary and frightening, but in real-life, he is a soft-spoken man from New Brunswick.
He said he enjoyed the concept of the film because of the mix of genres. He says there are a lot of similarities between acting and wrestling.
"The ultimate similarity is trying to sell a story," he said. "I've got very comfortable on set after being in the wrestling world. You've got cameras, lighting."
Nash also stands about seven-feet tall and weighs well over 300 pounds - an impressive physical specimen. He was one of the most successful wrestlers in the 1990s.
Nash is a little more outgoing than Maillett.
Nash has also been in films, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Longest Yard and The Punisher.
He said growing up, he was a big fan of monsters, and feels this film will have a wide appeal. Nash said he likes the character of the colonel.
"He's just an SOB. He's stolen a top-secret military weapon and he's going to use it to enter this monster brawl. He's not a nice guy," he said. "People who like horror films are going to really like it. People who like wrestling are going to really like it."
As a big wrestling fan, it was a thrill to talk to Nash. He was more than happy to talk about his history in wrestling and share stories of his days on the road.
I arrived at noon wearing an old beige shirt, a pair of grey slacks with a rip in the knee and a pair of brown shoes that were torn at the seam.
I had no idea what I would be doing.
To be honest, I wasn't sure how it was going to go. The only experience I had on a movie set was when the film The Long Kiss Goodnight was filmed in Collingwood in 1997.
I was one of hundreds of Collingwood kids who got paid $500-$1,000 to stand in the cold and waive at a parade.
This time around, I was still going to be a face in the crowd - albeit an uglier face and a smaller crowd. I was one of seven zombies in the film, the others included Gord Young, Shelley Nobes, Cindy and Susie Crossley and Kevin Doner.
Olivia Sementsova outfitted me for my costume, which included a sweater vest and a tie.
After a few hours on set, it was time for my turn in the make-up chair. The Brothers Gore - Jay and Jeff DeRushie - were hired to do the make-up.
These guys do some impressive work.
Jeff had me in the chair first and put a prosthetic mask on me with glue. The mask had the basic outline of my zombie look, but it would be Shaun Hunter who would add to it later on.
He made me look like a burn victim, complete with red scars and boils. Hunter was really excited at the opportunity to create puss that was seeping from one of my boils.
The most difficult thing to get used to was seeing out of one eye. The zombie I played had one eye burned out. But after a while, I got used to it.
Hunter told me he has been working in the industry full-time since November, saying he prefers doing horror films because that's what he grew up watching. However, he just enjoys being a part of the film and doing special effects.
The filming took longer than expected but that was fine with me. I got a chance to see how the magic happens.
The set was amazing. The scenes were filmed in an old warehouse but it had been transformed to look like an arena in a graveyard, complete with crypts, headstones and smoke.
Collingwood resident Jason Brown, who is a friend of mine, was the one who had the biggest hand in designing and building the sets. In a lot of ways, I think he is the heart and soul of the film.
In addition to a lot of behind the scenes work he did, he also plays Swampgut and Cyclops.
However, hearing him talk about the film, it's easy to see he has a passion for it.
The biggest scenes being filmed were the in-ring competition. They would film a wide shot of the actions - doing multiple takes from different camera angles. They would then film close-ups of the action.
Cook was the director, and had the vision for the film. However, it was cinematographer Brendan Uegama's job to make certain everything was shot well.
In some cases, it took up to seven takes to get it right and he worked with the cameramen to make sure the angles were correct.
The most interesting part of the filming was watching the playback on the monitor and seeing how it will look on screen.
There was certainly an upbeat atmosphere on set, at least among the zombies. We were all just happy to be there. (And you thought Zombies were a dour lot!)
Even the cast and crew were in a good mood, despite the long day. Some of them would wind up being on set for close to 20 hours.
Cook said about 50 per cent of the crew are locals while the rest are from other parts of the country. He said it was important to find people with passion for the film.
It was about 1 a.m., when it came time for the zombies to shoot their scenes. There were four scenes shot and I was in two of them.
The zombies actually play a really important role in the film, which surprised me as I thought we would just play extras in the background. We didn't have any speaking roles - except for moaning.
Because we played an important role to the plot, I can't reveal exact details.
I will say I was told by one of the crew members that I did a good job, which I was pleased to hear because I was worried about embarrassing myself, as I am not the greatest actor in the world.
Doner probably did the best job as a zombie. He had the walk down to a science.
By the time the day was done and my make-up was off, it was about 3 a.m.
I then gave Nash and Montana a ride to their hotel as I was heading in that direction. Have you ever tried to fit a seven-foot monster in a 2000 Ford Focus Wagon? It's quite amusing. His knees reached my dashboard.
It was quite the experience being a zombie for a day and one I will not soon forget.

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Original article HERE

Filmmakers eye area for Monster Brawl.

2010-09-18T13:04:00.000-07:00

Some of the area's most beautiful natural attractions, including Inglis Falls, could be taken over by blood, gore and death this spring and summer.

A production company has picked the area to film some scenes for their upcoming horror films.

Foresight Features, based in Collingwood, plans to shoot 10 films over the next five years, with Simcoe and Grey counties as the backdrop for much of their work.

Jesse Cook, the writer and director of the production company's upcoming film, Monster Brawl, said he hopes to use Inglis Falls for a film to be shot this summer and possibly for Monster Brawl in the spring.

"We are actually shooting 10 films in the local area, two this year," said Cook. "The first one, called Monster Brawl, will be gearing up in May."

Monster Brawl will be a horror comedy mockumentary about a monster fighting tournament including classic monsters such as Frankenstein, Dracula, the mummy and the zombie.

Canadian actor Art Hindle has signed with Foresight for Monster Brawl. Hindle is perhaps best know for his role in the movie Porky's, but has also appeared in other movies and television shows, including Dallas, Beverly Hills 90210 and Murder She Wrote.

"The bread and butter for the genre stuff is to enlist household names," said John Geddes, another writer, director and producer with Foresight.

The second film of 2010 will be shot sometime over the summer and will be a zombie film in the wilderness.

"We will be doing a good percentage of the shooting in and around the Grey County area," said Cook. "We want to use some of the stunning landscapes Grey County has to offer. Inglis Falls is one of the areas we are looking at."

Cook said there is a chance he could use the Inglis Falls area for scenes for Monster Brawl as well.

Cook said they are still raising the money needed to produce their films this year. So far they are about halfway to the $600,000 needed for the two films. They sell $5,000 units to individual investors.

"We can break even on a film in Canada just based on our broadcast deal, our DVD deal and our tax credit," said Cook.

Investors also get perks such as coming to the set, getting their names in the credits and invitations to the premiers and parties.

Geddes said they would also like to tap the local area for extra actors and crew positions such as production assistants.

Cook and Geddes, who are both Collingwood natives, said Foresight Features has been in the works for about a year, following up on the success they had with their first film, Scarce, which was taken to the Cannes Film Festival in France where it was sold to over a dozen territories. Scarce also appeared on the Super Channel.

Geddes and Cook began making short films together in 2004 and went to Los Angeles trying to raise money for a feature, but nothing materialized so they returned to the area to try to ply their trade locally. They managed to raise about $250,000 mostly from the Collingwood and The Blue Mountains area for Scarce, which was shot in the winter of 2007 at Metcalfe Rock in the Blue Mountains.

"We are hoping theatrical. We are hoping we can get the next indy hit and bring some press up to the area and maybe develop a local film festival or something like that," said Cook.

Geddes said the idea is to set up a studio in Collingwood and shoot all their films in the area, where it is a lot cheaper to produce movies, both logistically for the duo and because the Canadian government provides a tax credit for doing work outside of Toronto.

"We have the four seasons here. We have water, we have mountains, we have woods, we have town settings so it is a good place to shoot," said Cook. "There is a lot of infrastructure up here and a lot of talent up here and it is our home."

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Original article HERE

"MOSTER BRAWL" IS FINISHED.

2010-09-18T12:42:00.000-07:00

Ready for the Monster Brawl?

Dave Foley, Jesse Thomas Cook and Art Hindle on the set of Monster Brawl, which is being filmed in Collingwood, Ontario.

Dave Foley and Art Hindle have fond memories of the Georgian Triangle. The pair of actors were in Collingwood last week, filming scenes for the movie Monster Brawl, a picture being produced by local film company Foresight Features. The concept for the movie is a wrestling tournament between eight different monsters, including a Vampire, a witch, a mummy, Frankenstein, a zombie, a werewolf, Swamp Gut, and Cyclops.

Producer Jesse Cook called the movie a "fast-paced comedy."

Foley is best known for his work in television on CBC' s "Kids in the Hall" and the NBC series News Radio. Hindle is a veteran actor who has starred in a host of movies and television shows including Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Beverly Hills 90210, JAG, Due South, Porky's and Matlock.

Foley said he lived in Creemore for five years when he was a teenager. He said his family was always moving but the village felt like home.

"Creemore is the longest we lived in one place," he said.

In the film, Foley is Buzz Chapman, the play by play announcer for the tournament. Cook describes Foley's character as a "drunken Foster Hewitt."

Foley said he is combining the work of Hewitt and legendary sportscaster Howard Cosell for the role.

"I am using Howard Cosell's emphasis," he said. "When he has no control, where he puts the emphasis in a sentence."

Foley said he enjoyed the filming and likes the mixing of film genres.

"I love that with technology, it's possible for movies to be made like this," he said. "You don't have to have a big studio budget. It used to be, if you didn't have the money to make a movie, you couldn't."

Hindle's ties to Creemore go through his children. He said when his career was taking off and he'd have to spend a lot of time in Los Angeles, he wanted them to live in a place where they would be comfortable.

A friend sold him on Creemore.

"I bought a house in Creemore," he said. "My kids wanted to live out in the country."

Hindle said he's enjoyed coming back to the area, where he has spent a lot of time. He said he visited with friends he hasn't seen in years.

Hindle plays Foley's broadcast partner, a former wrestler named Sasquatch Sid.

"He's an ex-wrestler, he's seen it all," Hindle said. "He's a very colourful character."

Hindle praised the script, and is hopeful the producers of the film have success.

"This is a big step for the area," he said. "There is going to be a lot more films being made in the area."

Cook was part of the group who filmed the horror movie Scarce in 2007, which is currently being shown on Super Channel in Canada and is distributed on DVD by Anchor Bay Entertainment - one of the top companies in the horror film industry. He and partner John Geddes also visited the 2008 Cannes Film Festival to sell the film internationally.

Monster Brawl is the first two films Foresight Features will be making in 2010.

The movie also stars Robert Maillet - who has starred in 300 and Sherlock Holmes, and professional wrestlers Kevin Nash and Jimmy "The Mouth of the South" Hart.

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SounDude - Greenjah

New BAND FOTO episode is online.

2010-02-11T01:22:00.000-08:00

Hello once again friends.

Here is the link for a new episode of "Band Foto" TV Show.
This time it's with a band from Hamilton, Ontario with a name "The Reason".

Click image to watch the full episode.

Sincerely,
SounDude
GREENJAH

TWO NEW EPISODES OF "BAND FOTO"

2010-01-26T18:24:00.000-08:00

Hello World. Here is two more brand new and freshly baked episodes from the first season of TV show called "BAND FOTO"

Click image to watch Episode 8 with "UME".

Click image to watch Episode 9 "Lets Go To War"

I hope you will have fun watching those episodes. I personally don't watch TV, but I totally

enjoyed them. Cheers.

Sincerely,

SounDude
GREENJAH

BAND FOTO TV SHOW SEASON 1 FINISHED

2009-12-21T01:19:00.000-08:00

Hello everyone who follows our blog! Very glad to announce that SounDudes just wrapped up on a new Canadian TV show, called "Band Foto". And yes it's "FOTO" not "PHOTO" 8))).
The first season of the show is finished and already in rotation on AUX TV. You can find few episodes online already now!

Here are some link to few episodes, that already been played on TV and now available online.

Click to watch "Anna Cyzon" Full Video Episode 1

Click to watch "The Artist Life" Full Video Episode 2

Click to watch "Dearly Beloved" Full Video Episode 3

Click to watch "The Johnstones" Full Video Episode 4

Click to watch "Hexes & Ohs" Full Video Episode 5

Sadly episode 6 was done by other person due to us working on a feature film at that time. But all other episodes all the way till the end are recorded by soundude Kirill. 8)))

Click to watch "Crash Karma" Full Video Episode 7

So check those episodes out and give us some comments if you'd like. Cheers for now and have a happy X-mas and upcoming New Years!

Sincerely,

Soundude GREENJAH

Feature film hits close to home

2009-11-26T11:12:00.000-08:00

Feature film hits close to home.

Posted By LARA BRADLEY, THE SUDBURY STAR

It's day seven of 18 on the set of Every Emotion Costs.

Everyone's hanging out at Sugar's House, eating bannock and baloney, but emotions are rising

as her will is about to be read.

"There's one final fight. We've dubbed this as fight day," said director Darlene Naponse.

"It's about three sisters returning home to bury their mom. Unfortunately, they've had events that have pulled them apart," she said. "And so the film is really about them coming back to each other, them letting go of their mom and realizing the community has always been here."

Cables snake their way around a camp on Panache Lake; some are hooked to a generator in a tractor-trailer parked beside it, while others lay coiled, ready for action. Lightstands, mini-sandbags and screens look out of place in this forested setting.

Crew members dart in and out of the camp, passing through a curtain carrying

tools and lights, shouting and taking orders through their headsets until a woman yells "All quiet on set."

At this, everyone stops moving -- except the actors.

"This is the largest film in the northeast by northerners," said producer Joseph Mansourian, as we drive out to the film set.

Sincerely,

GREENJAH

Full story HERE

Longly delayed update 8)))

2009-10-15T16:40:00.000-07:00

Hi everyone once again... Didn't have time to post many things, was way to busy with shooting.
And really tired. So it's been many days of the shooting now. There is only 4 days left. Sadly can't post any images or videos from the set yet, due to confidentiality papers. Can definitely say that it was a lot of fun. Can't wait to finish our crew's baby and have a wrap party!!! And then other tedious process will start... Actually 2. Firstly waiting for the video post production to be finished and secondly our next job Audio post production... So the future is definitely bright, knock on the wood 3 times not to jinx it... But I believe in our company.

Sincerely,
GREENJAH

Day 3, little organization errors...

2009-09-20T05:51:00.000-07:00

Day 3 was going too smooth and ended having some problems in the end. Oh well, anything is done during the movie is hopefully for a better of it...

GREENJAH

Day 2

2009-09-18T02:29:00.000-07:00

We shot 2 days of the film. Can't wait to continue shooting more! So far so good. Hope it'll go smooth like that all the way.

Sincerely yours,
GREENJAH

2009-09-15T07:39:00.000-07:00

Hello everyone once again. On 16th of September we are starting working on a new feature film called "Angel" at least it's a production name. Should be fun.

GREENJAH

WEB SITE LINK

2009-09-14T01:48:00.000-07:00

Hi once again, one thing I forgotten in the last post in the link to my personal web page. So here it is.

Click HERE to visit my personal web site with portfolio and services.

Thank you for visiting our blog.
Yours sincerely,
SOUNDUDES

2009-09-14T01:00:00.000-07:00

Hello everyone. We are "SOUNDUDES", yes that is the name of our little recording company. We provide Production and Post Sound as well as Sound Design and Score for Film and Video companies. As well as we compose different styles of music, which you can check out HERE as well as HERE and also over HERE. Our official web page is in a process of creation and will be up ASAP. Also check my personal web sit, which describes our full spectrum of services and portfolio.

Thank you for visiting our blog.
Yours sincerely,
SOUNDUDES