Thoughts from the Editing Room.
It’s fun cutting a scene you don’t have enough coverage on. Especially if it’s the climax of the movie. Oh crap, no it’s not.
MOVIE MAGIC.
Rick Boven and Paul Walter Hauser in…The Departed 2: Departing Harder.
It’s fun cutting a scene you don’t have enough coverage on. Especially if it’s the climax of the movie. Oh crap, no it’s not.
MOVIE MAGIC.
In the process of merging my production crew Hott Garbage (that I started with Mike Berlucchi in Detroit in 2007) and publishing crew Nan Bu Nan Books (that I started with Nick Vandermolen in 2010) into a multimedia monster capable of handling the way people actually read and watch content in 2012.
Totally rethinking how we approach projects. We’re going to provide the craziest stories/projects with a plethora of multimedia to support each one. eBooks, Comics, Movies, iPad/iPhone applications, print books - - the transition starts this spring. Pretty excited.
Editing today. @sarahpierpont looks worried.
Editing. Going faster than I thought. But not faster than the speed of thought. #provocative
Here’s a peek at a Forgotten Detroit promo piece that’s going into one of NbN’s upcoming graphic novels.
The post production chugs along on Forgotten Detroit. Spring time is invigorating us to finish before the leaves fall! Check out our latest update on Kickstarter.
THAT’S A WRAP! Now…on to post production….
Check out over 100 photos from the set of my upcoming short film FORGOTTEN DETROIT. Easily the the heaviest lifting I’ve done so far. Hop on over to our Facebook page and ‘LIKE’ Hott Garbage for more swell updates.
Forgotten Detroit is a wrap! The shoot was a huge success despite some pretty incredible setbacks early on. A genuine thanks to everyone who made this possible. We’re taking a week or so to recharge and we’ll be back in early November with more set photos, behind the scenes videos, and movie updates than you can handle.
When I listen to Dr. Dre and work on Pre-Production for ‘Forgotten Detroit,’ I feel like everyone is a hater, and I have to flex nuts; when in fact most people have been incredibly supportive. This makes for some interesting investor emails.
-Rick