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Showing posts with label Bryan Hiltner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bryan Hiltner. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
For The Benefit Of Others
Just before shooting Nightscape, I helped out Bryan Hiltner (Dir. SlipPage) on a short project of his. It's a fun, creepy little short. I absolutely love the colors in this. Check out the finished product:
Monday, July 18, 2011
Lions Eat Their Own
Spent the last 3 nights in the woods filming the teaser trailer for a horror film. (See still above). Blood, torture, paint, and more! One shot is of me getting headbutted by Jack (played by KC Guyer), but while filming he slipped and got me for real. Ouch! When the trailer is cut I'll post it here.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Slippage Trailer and Website
The Official Slippage Website is HERE.
And the first trailer is now up! Watch it, share it. It's a psychological supernatural thriller that depicts the breaking down and mental deterioration of a man who experiences severe loss. And aliens.
Also, here's a blogger's post describing his reaction to the trailer. (Link)
We finish the last 25% of filming in April.
Also, here's a blogger's post describing his reaction to the trailer. (Link)
We finish the last 25% of filming in April.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Film Festivals
Tonight was a screening of "The Curio" a 22 minute short by Dicky Dahl wherein I play the character "Cigarette Girl." It screened as part of PIFF or the Portland International Film Festival. I got to be in the audience of this screening, which was held in the Portland Art Museum's theater. Boy my legs were shaking! It looked great on the big screen and everyone involved did a great job!
Tomorrow is a screening of a 6 minute short for the 48 Hour Film Festival. The concept behind the 48hr FF is each film crew/team gets 48 hours to write a script, shoot it, edit it, score it, and submit it. It also has to use specific props, a line of dialouge that is given, and a category that is assigned. This year the overall theme was "Go Green." In this beautiful short, (directed by Bryan Hiltner) I play a late teens/early 20's girl who's father just died. I'm not going to explain it all so if you want to see it, check out the video below! OR if you want to see it on the big screen, come to the Hollywood Theater tomorrow at 7pm. Tickets are $7, but will probably sell out.
Tomorrow is a screening of a 6 minute short for the 48 Hour Film Festival. The concept behind the 48hr FF is each film crew/team gets 48 hours to write a script, shoot it, edit it, score it, and submit it. It also has to use specific props, a line of dialouge that is given, and a category that is assigned. This year the overall theme was "Go Green." In this beautiful short, (directed by Bryan Hiltner) I play a late teens/early 20's girl who's father just died. I'm not going to explain it all so if you want to see it, check out the video below! OR if you want to see it on the big screen, come to the Hollywood Theater tomorrow at 7pm. Tickets are $7, but will probably sell out.
The Shared Dream from Michelle Vincig on Vimeo.
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