I know it's been a while sense I last updated my blog, but I do have a new review up for you guys. The film is titled Zombies Anonymous, and it was a bigger disappointment than I ever would have expected. See why by reading the actual review, click the link below. Thanks!
ZA - Zombies Anonymous Movie Review
Monday, December 14, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog
A little review I did on Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. I also talk about the extras on the DVD. Check it out!
Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog
Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
RetroGRADE Review
I've decided to post my review of RetroGRADE directly onto my blog. Sorry of the other posts were getting annoying, I just kinda get paid now for reviews on there. Well here's my review.
RetroGrade is a Science Fiction movie about Two time travelers with opposing views are sent back to the present aboard a research ship in the Antarctic to prevent a global biological disaster from occurring. (IMDB.com)
The Sci-Fi Channel called, they want their crappy original movie back. As you see from my first statement I felt as if RetroGrade was a pretty bad film. No I don’t think that all Sci-Fi/Sy Fy original movies are all bad, just a majority of them for the past five to ten years or so. Well the film is about some guys in the future who are supposed to go back in time from 2204 to 2004 to prevent some scientists from finding a meteorite, by destroying it. Apparently this meteorite has some sort of bacteria in it that causes your skin to boil from the inside, and make you go bat shit insane.
I’m sorry but the plot isn’t very good in my opinion, it really does feel like a Sci-Fi original movie plot. On top of that some of the editing was a little choppy, with some minor continuity errors. Also a lot of the special effects weren’t very good at all, and the last nails in the coffin were that a lot of the acting, and the choreographed fights weren’t very good.
Over all I give RetroGrade a 3 out of 10. it does get some bonus points for having Dolph Lungren, and having a Star Trek pinball machine in the background of the scene with the infected pot-head going insane. The only reason why you’d want to see this movie, is if you like Dolph Lungren a lot. it’s sad when you pay $4 for a movie and you still want your money back.
RetroGrade is a Science Fiction movie about Two time travelers with opposing views are sent back to the present aboard a research ship in the Antarctic to prevent a global biological disaster from occurring. (IMDB.com)
The Sci-Fi Channel called, they want their crappy original movie back. As you see from my first statement I felt as if RetroGrade was a pretty bad film. No I don’t think that all Sci-Fi/Sy Fy original movies are all bad, just a majority of them for the past five to ten years or so. Well the film is about some guys in the future who are supposed to go back in time from 2204 to 2004 to prevent some scientists from finding a meteorite, by destroying it. Apparently this meteorite has some sort of bacteria in it that causes your skin to boil from the inside, and make you go bat shit insane.
I’m sorry but the plot isn’t very good in my opinion, it really does feel like a Sci-Fi original movie plot. On top of that some of the editing was a little choppy, with some minor continuity errors. Also a lot of the special effects weren’t very good at all, and the last nails in the coffin were that a lot of the acting, and the choreographed fights weren’t very good.
Over all I give RetroGrade a 3 out of 10. it does get some bonus points for having Dolph Lungren, and having a Star Trek pinball machine in the background of the scene with the infected pot-head going insane. The only reason why you’d want to see this movie, is if you like Dolph Lungren a lot. it’s sad when you pay $4 for a movie and you still want your money back.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
The Men Who Stare at Goats Review
Check out my review of "Men Who Stare At Goats"!
The Men Who Stare at Goats Review
The Men Who Stare at Goats Review
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Command Performance
I wrote a review of Dolph Lundgren's new film "Command Performance". Check out it Out! It's a 80's film with a Vengence... Kinda.
Command Performance
Command Performance
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Paranormal Activity
This is my own little review of "Paranormal Activity" So go check it out, and check out my other reviews I have there too.
Paranormal Activity
Paranormal Activity
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
SAW 5 Disc UnRated Collector's Set
I just picked up the 5 disc unrated collector's set of the Saw Series. In doing this I decided to do a little Saw Marathon. I have to admit some of my complaints about it would have to stand corrected, but I'll talk about that in a min. I've decided to do a review of the series. I would also like to do a little review on each film.
Well the first thing I do want to say about the Saw series is that before I picked up the five movie pack, I had only seen the first two movies, when they were in theaters. Since its been so long, I should have expected that I could remembered things wrong, and end up being wrong on a couple complaints I had about it. Okay, well I suppose I should tell you what these complaints were. My biggest complaint I had was that in Saw 2 they completely ignored the whole concept of why they called him Saw in the first place. Well I have to say that I stand corrected on this one. Watching it again, it's actually one of the first things that they do, I must have not noticed it while in the theater, the first time or something. The other was that the second one just wasn't original enough to even compare with "Saw". On this I have to say I may have been a little to critical, but it does suffer from sequel syndrome. In most cases with the first sequel of any movie has this issue, it's a rare occasion where the sequel is as good or even better than the original. I never really had any complaints about the first Saw film. At the time it was original and new, and I still stand by that.
Well after the first two Saw movies, I didn't watch any until now. So now I have finally seen all the Saw movies that are on DVD at this time. I'm going to rate them from one to ten. One being a waste of time and money, five being an average movie, and ten being perfect. I will also give a 1 to 10 review on the collector's set in total.
Saw had an original concept, it kept you questioning things, and the pacing was great. It kept up my enjoyment of the film, and kept my attention. I would have to give the film a 7.5 out of 10.
Saw II suffered from the sequel issue that most sequels suffer from. It's not original anymore. The story to it wasn't as good. The only characters you might be able to find any sympathy for are Daniel Matthews (Erik Knudsen), and Jonas (Glenn Plummer). Though personally my favorite character was Eric Matthews (Donnie Wahlberg), even though he screwed up anyway. In the end I give this film a 5 out of 10. It was an average film, at least I didn't walk out wanting my money back.
Saw III was undeniably better than it's last predecessor. I really liked how it brought all of them together. That is one thing I like to see in a lot of films, is how some can interconnect. I also liked that they brought back Donnie Wahlberg in this. One thing I wasn't happy with was how the first trap scene was done. That scene with the guy, with the chains connected to different parts of his body, the editing of that wasn't very good. They had too much repeating of the same exact sound fx, and I believe the continuity wasn't very good either on it. Other than that I really enjoyed it, I give it a 7 out of 10.
Saw IV was a film that didn't make sense to do, but it worked. There isn't much to say about this one, other than that I did like how they put this one together. I also liked how they brought in another person who was helping Jigsaw, it wasn't perfect in how they did it, but it worked. I give this film a 6.5 out of 10.
Saw V was the last Saw film I've seen thus far. This one felt like they were running out of ideas, but it still worked... barely. Don't get me wrong I did enjoy it, but I saw the ending coming, at this point it's starting to feel a little repetitive. All in all I give Saw V a 5.5 out of 10.
In total for the 5 Disc UnRated Collector's Set I give it a 6.5. It gets bonus points for commentaries, and some cool special features. Thus kicking up to a 7 or of 10 in total. Yeah I like special features, and commentaries. That it for now catch you guys later.
Well the first thing I do want to say about the Saw series is that before I picked up the five movie pack, I had only seen the first two movies, when they were in theaters. Since its been so long, I should have expected that I could remembered things wrong, and end up being wrong on a couple complaints I had about it. Okay, well I suppose I should tell you what these complaints were. My biggest complaint I had was that in Saw 2 they completely ignored the whole concept of why they called him Saw in the first place. Well I have to say that I stand corrected on this one. Watching it again, it's actually one of the first things that they do, I must have not noticed it while in the theater, the first time or something. The other was that the second one just wasn't original enough to even compare with "Saw". On this I have to say I may have been a little to critical, but it does suffer from sequel syndrome. In most cases with the first sequel of any movie has this issue, it's a rare occasion where the sequel is as good or even better than the original. I never really had any complaints about the first Saw film. At the time it was original and new, and I still stand by that.
Well after the first two Saw movies, I didn't watch any until now. So now I have finally seen all the Saw movies that are on DVD at this time. I'm going to rate them from one to ten. One being a waste of time and money, five being an average movie, and ten being perfect. I will also give a 1 to 10 review on the collector's set in total.
Saw had an original concept, it kept you questioning things, and the pacing was great. It kept up my enjoyment of the film, and kept my attention. I would have to give the film a 7.5 out of 10.
Saw II suffered from the sequel issue that most sequels suffer from. It's not original anymore. The story to it wasn't as good. The only characters you might be able to find any sympathy for are Daniel Matthews (Erik Knudsen), and Jonas (Glenn Plummer). Though personally my favorite character was Eric Matthews (Donnie Wahlberg), even though he screwed up anyway. In the end I give this film a 5 out of 10. It was an average film, at least I didn't walk out wanting my money back.
Saw III was undeniably better than it's last predecessor. I really liked how it brought all of them together. That is one thing I like to see in a lot of films, is how some can interconnect. I also liked that they brought back Donnie Wahlberg in this. One thing I wasn't happy with was how the first trap scene was done. That scene with the guy, with the chains connected to different parts of his body, the editing of that wasn't very good. They had too much repeating of the same exact sound fx, and I believe the continuity wasn't very good either on it. Other than that I really enjoyed it, I give it a 7 out of 10.
Saw IV was a film that didn't make sense to do, but it worked. There isn't much to say about this one, other than that I did like how they put this one together. I also liked how they brought in another person who was helping Jigsaw, it wasn't perfect in how they did it, but it worked. I give this film a 6.5 out of 10.
Saw V was the last Saw film I've seen thus far. This one felt like they were running out of ideas, but it still worked... barely. Don't get me wrong I did enjoy it, but I saw the ending coming, at this point it's starting to feel a little repetitive. All in all I give Saw V a 5.5 out of 10.
In total for the 5 Disc UnRated Collector's Set I give it a 6.5. It gets bonus points for commentaries, and some cool special features. Thus kicking up to a 7 or of 10 in total. Yeah I like special features, and commentaries. That it for now catch you guys later.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
I Finally Have A New Video Up!
I have finally posted up a new video. This one is different from ones I've done in the past. It's pretty much raw, I didn't get anyone to act, it's just me acting, and interacting with real people in the real world. Check it out, This one is called "Super Mario Searches for Princess Peach".
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Would-be Ford assassin 'Squeaky' Fromme moving to Marcy - Utica, NY - The Observer-Dispatch
I know this post is kinda a little late compared to when the story was done in the newspaper but just now I felt the need to post something on it. The reason I've taken interest on this story is because it involves my home town Marcy, and yes I do still live there. It's cool that a celebrity has moved to my town. Maybe she can keep it from being over populated, I don't want to many people from moving here, I kinda like the woods we have around here, they're good for shooting films in. lol. That's all I really have to say for now. See you guys later.
Would-be Ford assassin 'Squeaky' Fromme moving to Marcy - Utica, NY - The Observer-Dispatch
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Fruit F#@ker - A GameZombie Exclusive
That's great that someone actually made a costume out of a Penny Arcade classic comic character.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
New Video Blog!
I just talk mostly about my friends films that were just released on DVD and The Final Destination.
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Also Help support your Indie Filmmakers! Please Donate to the Indie Cause!
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Survival Of The Dead
I just heard about George A. Romero's new film "Survival Of The Dead". I can't wait to see it. Supposedly it comes out this year in the USA. It seems to have at western feel to it a little. I happen to be a fan of those so I like the idea of it.
I read some of the comments people have left on a couple of the videos I have watched on youtube, and some of them are hating on it. They say it looks like crap and things along that train of thought. People do have to understand, when you're watching a behind the scenes video, you're not going to get the same feel as you are with the actual movie. Sorry I felt the need to defend George's honor. That's all I have to say for now, so I guess I'll post the trailer and the behind the scenes video I found on youtube.
I read some of the comments people have left on a couple of the videos I have watched on youtube, and some of them are hating on it. They say it looks like crap and things along that train of thought. People do have to understand, when you're watching a behind the scenes video, you're not going to get the same feel as you are with the actual movie. Sorry I felt the need to defend George's honor. That's all I have to say for now, so I guess I'll post the trailer and the behind the scenes video I found on youtube.
Friday, August 28, 2009
We now have a Twitter account. You can should follow us and keep up to date on everything... Even stuff you probably don't care we are doing. Sorry, I have become a little addicting to it. It's kinda weird actually. I find myself trying to think of things to twitter. So but yeah.. follow us please. www.Twitter.com/roundtablereels.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Film Fest
The Film Fest went well on Aug. 14th. We had a great turn out. The theater we had could sit over 100 people and we filled that up, and had to bring in more chairs for people, and even that wasn't enough. So the first thing I have to say is Thanks to all of you who showed up that night.
In the next order of business. We are going to put on another Film Fest in early October. This one is for some of the Films that weren't finished on time. At this one we might even have an awards ceremony. Once we know more I'll update you all. Thanks again to everyone who made it to the last one. Hope you all can join us again for this one coming up.
In the next order of business. We are going to put on another Film Fest in early October. This one is for some of the Films that weren't finished on time. At this one we might even have an awards ceremony. Once we know more I'll update you all. Thanks again to everyone who made it to the last one. Hope you all can join us again for this one coming up.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Pilot for a Review Series!
I put together a pilot episode for a new Review series called "Mob Reviews" Check it out and let me know what you think.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Internet Radio Show!
Hey everyone,
I just wanted to let you all know that I have started an internet radio show on StoneGolem Radio. The Radio Show name is Retro Ave. Check it out here http://174.37.13.66:8010. Click the link, and then click listen! Either that or copy the url into your iTunes. Just go to the "advanced" menu click on "open audio stream" and copy in the url.
We air on Sunday nights from 7pm to 10pm, Monday and Fridays at 9pm to 1pm.
Thanks everyone!
I just wanted to let you all know that I have started an internet radio show on StoneGolem Radio. The Radio Show name is Retro Ave. Check it out here http://174.37.13.66:8010. Click the link, and then click listen! Either that or copy the url into your iTunes. Just go to the "advanced" menu click on "open audio stream" and copy in the url.
We air on Sunday nights from 7pm to 10pm, Monday and Fridays at 9pm to 1pm.
Thanks everyone!
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Film Festival August 14! And NEW Video Blog!
On August 14 the 2009 Marvelous Film Fest. will be show many of our local filmmaker films. It starts at 7pm, at the Uptown Theater, and it's free admission! Come check it out August 14!
Alex and Antoine have another video blog up, with special guest John Davern. They talk about Terminator Salvation, and much more!
Alex and Antoine have another video blog up, with special guest John Davern. They talk about Terminator Salvation, and much more!
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
The Real GhostBusters Cartoon
Recently I picked up The Real GhostBusters Cartoon Volume One. I have to say, It was great! It took me back to a time I haven't thought about in a long time. On top of that I realized how many adult joke there were in the show. I'm most likely going to do a video review of at least some of the episodes so keep an eye out for those coming up.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Video Blog 10! Half Moon Alliance.
Alex and Antoine talk about JJ Abrams Star Trek, and review it. They have a story to tell about a new neighbor Alex has in his town. They bring on Special Guests Tom, and Jason. We also talk about our newest projects.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Half Moon Blog 9 Round Table Reels
Alex and Antoine are at a park for this blog. You can literally see it get darker out. They talk about the projects they are working on like Recess, Cyborgnetic Rooster, and the zombie project. Also they review X-Men Origins: Wolverine. You can subscribe to it via iTunes just search Round Table Reels at the iTunes store.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
Here There Film Everywhere!
A few things have been going on here at Round Table Reels. On April 28th Antoine and I shot a scene for Antoine's Film Recess We had a lot of fun on the shoot. Antoine and I even used the dolly we built for the first time.
In other news All of the Film Noir Fantasia in door shoots are officially done. We just have to do a few out door shoots, and then principle shooting is done. Everything is going well on it. It's coming to be an original classic.
On to my personal project. I have been working on a new project. This one is based around a classic horror movie villain, Zombies. You may have heard a little about it in The HalfMoon Video Blogs. Well on this project we have finished casting and we hope to begin production soon. Anybody who has read the script really seems to enjoy it, so keep an eye out for more information on this Zombie project.
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In other news All of the Film Noir Fantasia in door shoots are officially done. We just have to do a few out door shoots, and then principle shooting is done. Everything is going well on it. It's coming to be an original classic.
On to my personal project. I have been working on a new project. This one is based around a classic horror movie villain, Zombies. You may have heard a little about it in The HalfMoon Video Blogs. Well on this project we have finished casting and we hope to begin production soon. Anybody who has read the script really seems to enjoy it, so keep an eye out for more information on this Zombie project.
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Sunday, April 12, 2009
Half Moon Blog 8 Round Table Reels
Alex and Antoine do a blog on the move, they drive around Utica. They do a review of Nick Cage's Knowing. They also talk about roles that they need filled for 2 of thier projects, Antoine's Recess, and a Zombie show.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Video blog!
Alex and Antoine talk about Scurred 3, the movie trailer contest, movie review of Let The Right One In, and stuff that was recently in the local news. Special Guest Jason Derr.
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The Blog is on iTunes Please Subscribe! Look up Round Table Reels at the itunes store.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
Half Moon Video Blog 4!
Antoine and I talk about the movie trailer contest. We bring on special guests Jason Derr, and Marvin Savage, and talk about their newest projects. There is also talk of a film festival.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
New Half Moon Video Blog!
Antoine and I have done another video blog. This one is a long one. We get more serious in this one. Watch and enjoy. Don't forget we have it setup like a podcast now on iTunes. Just search Round Table Reels in the iTunes store. You can also check it out at roundtablereels.blip.tv.
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
On Film In General
The film world has changed over the years. There are more and more Indie filmmakers like myself and many of you. The Internet has brought a whole new way to find your target crowd.
The Internet has also brought something else. It has created a group of people who watch Internet videos. There is nothing wrong with this at all, but in some cases from people I've spoken to who land in this group, they will sit there for hours watching 2 min videos, but they can't always watch a full length movie. They don't have the patience, and if they do have the patience they don't care so much about watching it in the theater. They'll netflix it, or get it on iTunes for their iPod. Granted not everyone in this group are like this, but it does scare me a little.
I have always had the belief that the best way to experience a film is on the big screen. My father used to take my little brother and me to see movies in theaters all the time. You get to sit with a crowd of people, who are going to experience it with you. Everyone reacts to the same things you are. You jump, laugh, yelp, with everyone. It's a bonding experience. You can't beat what it's like.
So when people say that they'll netflix a movie they really want to see scares me. It's telling me that the big screen experience could start to die out. I know that there are too many people out there today who feel the same way I do, for it to go quickly, but it can eventually be a possibility.
Well that's it for now. I now do a video blog/podcast look it up on iTunes, just go to the iTunes store and look up Round Table Reels. It's free to subscribe!
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The Internet has also brought something else. It has created a group of people who watch Internet videos. There is nothing wrong with this at all, but in some cases from people I've spoken to who land in this group, they will sit there for hours watching 2 min videos, but they can't always watch a full length movie. They don't have the patience, and if they do have the patience they don't care so much about watching it in the theater. They'll netflix it, or get it on iTunes for their iPod. Granted not everyone in this group are like this, but it does scare me a little.
I have always had the belief that the best way to experience a film is on the big screen. My father used to take my little brother and me to see movies in theaters all the time. You get to sit with a crowd of people, who are going to experience it with you. Everyone reacts to the same things you are. You jump, laugh, yelp, with everyone. It's a bonding experience. You can't beat what it's like.
So when people say that they'll netflix a movie they really want to see scares me. It's telling me that the big screen experience could start to die out. I know that there are too many people out there today who feel the same way I do, for it to go quickly, but it can eventually be a possibility.
Well that's it for now. I now do a video blog/podcast look it up on iTunes, just go to the iTunes store and look up Round Table Reels. It's free to subscribe!
It's also on blip.tv. http://roundtablereels.blip.tv
Also please subscribe to our youtube. www.youtube.com/roundtablereels
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Monday, February 16, 2009
Last Cigarette Update!
We have the final casting done for Last Cigarette.
Written by Jennifer Lawrence
Directed and Produced by Alexander C. Stronach
Synopsis: A love story in the vein of a classic Hollywood movie. The setting is modern day but is nostalgic of the 1940’s. It’s laced with classic movie references and revolves around the mysterious relationship between Rick (Kevin Buckley) and Lauren (Jessica Lee Lawrence).
Cast:
Rick: Kevin Buckley
Lauren: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Jay: Antoine McKnight
Bob: Jason Kover
Veronica: Leasha Brooks
Creative Team:
Director/Producer: Alexander C. Stronach
Writer/ Assistant Director: Jennifer Lawrence
Coordinator: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Director of Photography: Antoine20McKnight
Sound: Jason Kover
Written by Jennifer Lawrence
Directed and Produced by Alexander C. Stronach
Synopsis: A love story in the vein of a classic Hollywood movie. The setting is modern day but is nostalgic of the 1940’s. It’s laced with classic movie references and revolves around the mysterious relationship between Rick (Kevin Buckley) and Lauren (Jessica Lee Lawrence).
Cast:
Rick: Kevin Buckley
Lauren: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Jay: Antoine McKnight
Bob: Jason Kover
Veronica: Leasha Brooks
Creative Team:
Director/Producer: Alexander C. Stronach
Writer/ Assistant Director: Jennifer Lawrence
Coordinator: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Director of Photography: Antoine20McKnight
Sound: Jason Kover
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Another Video blog from Alex and Antoine!
Antoi
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Monday, February 9, 2009
Half Moon Video Blog!
Antoine and I have started doing our video blogs again. So check it out, and subscribe to our youtube, www.youtube.com/roundtablereels, and our iTunes, all you have to do is go to the iTunes store and search Round Table Reels then click subscribe.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Alex and Antoine's Video Blogs! and more!
There has been a lot of stuff going on in recent weeks. Antoine and myself will be starting up our video blogs again. They will be shorter than the hour long one's we've done in the past, but we hope will be as entertaining. Chances are we will be posting them up on our Youtube page, and possibly our blip.tv page. The blip.tv page will allow us to set up an iTunes podcast set up. I'll let you know in the future if we are able to get that setup correctly.
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We also have started on a new concept for a short little show which I will announce in the near future. I also have some other big news for the near future. This stuff will probably surprise some of our fans, or at least our approach on this stuff will.
Yeah I know this ended up being a little bit of a teaser blog, but I can't say much yet. Well that's it for now. Oh and don't forget to friend us on myspace, and check out our website.
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www.youtube.com/roundtablereels. Please Subscribe!
We also have started on a new concept for a short little show which I will announce in the near future. I also have some other big news for the near future. This stuff will probably surprise some of our fans, or at least our approach on this stuff will.
Yeah I know this ended up being a little bit of a teaser blog, but I can't say much yet. Well that's it for now. Oh and don't forget to friend us on myspace, and check out our website.
www.myspace.com/roundtablereels
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Auditions!
We had some issues with some stuff with the film so we are re-casting some roles.
We are currently looking to cast the following roles:
Rick: male, 20’s-mid-30’s, handsome, Humphrey Bogart-type, a hopeless romantic, cool with a self-possessed swagger, the owner of the bar, must be able to show vulnerability and emotion, must be willing to do kissing scenes.
Veronica: female, 20’s, a sexy, flirty patron of the bar, a modern day Rita Hayworth.
Call Jessica at (315) 368-7594 to set up an audition appt. or email her at MerEponine@aol.com.
We are currently looking to cast the following roles:
Rick: male, 20’s-mid-30’s, handsome, Humphrey Bogart-type, a hopeless romantic, cool with a self-possessed swagger, the owner of the bar, must be able to show vulnerability and emotion, must be willing to do kissing scenes.
Veronica: female, 20’s, a sexy, flirty patron of the bar, a modern day Rita Hayworth.
Call Jessica at (315) 368-7594 to set up an audition appt. or email her at MerEponine@aol.com.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Round Table Reels E-Mails work!
I got the e-mails working again for us at Round Table Reels. So now anyone can e-mail us at our respective e-mails.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Website UP!
I got the website up www.roundtablereels.com but the e-mails are still down. I hope to have them working within a day or two.
An Update On The Website
For the next day or so the website for Round Table Reels is not going to be up. I have moved the website to another account. Pretty soon it should be back up again. We are keeping busy with everything going on. I hope to be able to make more updates on the site now along with posts here on the blog. We have a lot planned as to what we are doing and want to do. If anyone needs to get a hold of me they can e-mail me at alex@stronachassociates.com until further notice.
Oh and don't forget to check out all of our videos at www.youtube.com/roundtablereels. Please subscribe!
Oh and don't forget to check out all of our videos at www.youtube.com/roundtablereels. Please subscribe!
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Cast and Crew Update for Last Cigarette!
This is just an update as to who is going to be working on the film.
Last Cigarette
Written by Jennifer Lawrence
Directed and Produced by Alexander C. Stronach
Synopsis: A love story in the vein of a classic Hollywood movie. The setting is modern day but is nostalgic of the 1940’s. It’s laced with classic movie references and revolves around the mysterious relationship between Rick (Ariel Eliaz) and Lauren (Jessica Lee Lawrence).
Cast:
Rick: Ariel Eliaz
Lauren: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Jay: Antoine McKnight
Bob: Jason Kover
Veronica: Daniele Brodeur
Creative Team:
Director/Producer: Alexander C. Stronach
Writer/ Assistant Director: Jennifer Lawrence
Coordinator: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Director of Photography: Antoine McKnight
Sound: Jason Kover/ Josh Armitage
Lighting: Matthew Ossowski
Last Cigarette
Written by Jennifer Lawrence
Directed and Produced by Alexander C. Stronach
Synopsis: A love story in the vein of a classic Hollywood movie. The setting is modern day but is nostalgic of the 1940’s. It’s laced with classic movie references and revolves around the mysterious relationship between Rick (Ariel Eliaz) and Lauren (Jessica Lee Lawrence).
Cast:
Rick: Ariel Eliaz
Lauren: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Jay: Antoine McKnight
Bob: Jason Kover
Veronica: Daniele Brodeur
Creative Team:
Director/Producer: Alexander C. Stronach
Writer/ Assistant Director: Jennifer Lawrence
Coordinator: Jessica Lee Lawrence
Director of Photography: Antoine McKnight
Sound: Jason Kover/ Josh Armitage
Lighting: Matthew Ossowski
Friday, January 9, 2009
We Need Extras!
On Monday Jan. 12th we start shooting for Last Cigarette. We are going to need Extras for this shoot and others. If any one is interested please let me know. My e-mail is alex@stronachassociates.com.
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