Nightscape in Montreal

Nightscape is making it's world premier tonight at the Montreal Comicon/Horrorfest. And finally there is a new trailer for the film! Check it out! I absolutely love the soundtrack- it's been stuck in my head for days.

Nightscape Official Trailer from Nightscape on Vimeo.

Traveling
I flew in to Montreal yesterday and met up with the director (David Edwards) and lead actor (Joshua St. James) here in Quebec. I know ZERO French, which makes me feel like a jerk trying to navigate this city. Last night we met up with a couple other filmmakers, including Todd Freeman (Cell Count) for drinks. Jet lagged (in favor of staying up late), we were out until early in the morning. I rounded out the night with a couple hours of Skype video calling, and finally got to sleep around 5am local time.

David Edwards, Emily Galash, and Joshua St.
James from Nightscape. Taken in Montreal by
Todd Freeman 9/13/12.

This morning we all met for brunch and were joined by Nightscape actor (Jorge Madrid) who flew in from Paris. Now that I've downed a couple cups of coffee, I need to get a little work done and then take a nap. Then around 4pm we're off to the convention to pick up our event passes. Looking forward to people watching and movie watching tonight. More updates from the premier to come!

Nightscape Premiers at ComiCon

Screenshot from Nightscape: Road Without End

I am very, very excited to announce that Nightscape will premier at the Montreal  ComiCon Horrorfest in September! Nightscape is a sci-fi horror/supernatural thriller film in which I play the leading lady, shot exactly a year ago.

I still haven't seen an updated trailer for the film, but as soon as one is released (any day now?) I'll post it here.

For those who are following this blog, be prepared for a flurry of Nightscape News as it becomes accepted to more festivals, and promotion gets underway.

EDIT 8/21/12: I will be attending the festival in Montreal to promote Nightscape this September!  See you there? Official announcement is HERE. You bet I'll be blogging from the festival, just like Tribeca 2011.

ROM: Traverse City Film Festival & EW

Rid Of Me was personally requested by Michael Moore to screen in his film festival, Traverse City Film Festival. It won best US Fictional Narrative!

It was also 1 of 98 films mentioned in Entertainment Weekly's Fall Preview (See image)

New York City - Tribeca Film Festival: More Press and Sightseeing

New York City is buzzing with Tribeca. Everywhere I went, I saw something related to the Film Festival. On April 23, 2011 the cast and crew of Rid Of Me that was in NYC did a Q&A at the Apple Store in Soho. Here's some press and photos from that:

Apple Store Soho Q&A Photos (Wire Image)

Apple Store Soho Q&A Photos (Movie Magic)

NY Press

ViMooz Article

I did manage to do some sightseeing while in NYC. Here are a few photos from Central Park, Time Square, and other places I visited on Sunday:

^"News" at the Fox building

Later that night I went to the "God Bless Ozzy Osbourne" premier after party (yes the Osbournes were there briefly) and then a show down the street at Dropout bar that had some cool bands. Names are like secret passwords in this town.

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.

The Shared Dream from Michelle Vincig on Vimeo.