Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Monday, May 29, 2017
Review on "Coming Home"
This review from The Global Grit Film Festival has been edited to avoid exposing spoilers...
"Coming Home" is a solid, thoroughly entertaining, self-contained story. The acting, lighting, writing, pacing, and effects were all convincing. This film inspires an amount of intrigue that most shorts really can't manage, and subverts expectations (edited spoiler) effectively.
(More edited spoiler)
In less deft hands, "Coming Home" would have been a disaster. However, you managed to craft an engaging, interesting, and successful thriller. Bravo!
"Coming Home" makes its public premiere at this festival in Miami, Florida on June 3rd! See the details here!
Saturday, May 27, 2017
Coming Home to the Global Grit Film Festival
"Coming Home" will make its public premiere at The Global Grit Film Festival in Miami, FL on June 3rd.
See all the details on this event here: The Global Grit Film Festival.
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Coming Home is Going Out (to festivals!)
“The Famiy Way: Coming Home”, the short film that is a prologue to The Family Way story, has been completed and submitted to several film festivals around the world.
This story takes
place 10 years prior to the The Family Way. It was based on
the original opening of the feature screenplay that was eventually
cut from the final draft. It is the origin story of Crawford (aka
"The Blood Artist") as an angry teenager who begins to lash
out against society in the most horrifying ways.
The story also introduces Richard and Sue Cultry, who have been following the news about the murders and are using the case to teach their young son Jeffrey how to identify and track down a killer.
The story also introduces Richard and Sue Cultry, who have been following the news about the murders and are using the case to teach their young son Jeffrey how to identify and track down a killer.
Coming
Home stars three actors who are signed on for the The Family
Way. Nicholas Trivisonno plays "Crawford"
(although he is cast to play "Jeffrey" for the feature.)
D. Duckie Rodriguez and Lowrie Fawley play their characters "Richard"
and "Sue".
Directed by Shiva
Rodriguez with cinematography by Scott Sullivan.
Keep an eye on this
site or follow us on Facebook to find out when and where Coming
Home will be screening this year!
Saturday, May 13, 2017
Women's Only Entertainment Film Festival
"Coming Home", the short prologue to The Family Way, has been accepted into the Women's Only Entertainment Film Festival.
This monthly festival promotes women in film-making, and we're pleased to shine a spotlight on Producer Lowrie Fawley, Director Shiva Rodriguez, Production Manager Sandra Nye, Audio Mixer Ayla Mackinnon, Art Director Kira Howe, Makeup Artist Nicole Sweeney, and Craft Service Supervisor Virginia Jasper!
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