Blue Noon is an avant-garde film inspired by the works of Jess Franco and Jean Rollin that intertwines several directors’ visions of various time periods of the desolate immortal life of a mate-hungry seductress who has a mysterious connection to the sea.

genre: Horror, Erotic, Experimental

written and directed by: Scott Barley, Salem Kapsaski, Florian Maricourt, Jesse Richards and Cassandra Sechler

currently in pre-production, to be shot in Capri in 2014

Visit the Blue Noon Official Website here: http://cargocollective.com/bluenoon 

https://www.facebook.com/bluenoonfilm

https://twitter.com/BlueNoonfilm

Short teaser for the film DOLLY DEADLY! Learn more about the film and donate if it fancies you on the film’s Kickstarter page!

Currently teaming up with Wretched Productions and in pre-production mode for an upcoming horror feature called DOLLY DEADLY!

If you are a fan of 80’s horror and low budget films with attitude and guts (literally), then you will love this project!

For special exclusive updates, visit the Dolly Deadly fan page on Facebook where behind the scene photos, contests, film updates, fun links, tips and tricks, and more will be shared!

Had a blast at last Saturday’s San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival, hosted by Peaches Christ and Sam Sharkey at the Victoria Theatre.

10 lucky people went home with a Wireboy VHS made just for the festival by the Director herself.

More photos can be seen on my Flickr page and on the SFUSFF Facebook page.

Can’t wait until the next SFUSFF. Stay updated by joining the Peaches Christ fan club on peacheschrist.com.

Broken Projector: Dear Aspiring Filmmakers, Here's How to Get My Attention →

brokenprojector:

Hello. I’m Scott Beggs, the co-host of Broken Projector and the Managing Editor of Film School Rejects.

If you’re an aspiring filmmaker, I’m one of the people you want to impress. No, I can’t get you a bunch of money, get you representation or ensure your movie will premiere at a huge…

Deadly Dollies Competition

We want to see you all DOLLED up and ready to kill!

We are currently taking submissions. The competition will begin April 20th 2013.

How to enter:

1. Get dressed up as a creepy doll and have someone take pictures of you.
2. Go to the Dolly Deadly page and hit the ‘ol like button
3. Submit your creepiest photo to awretchedproduction@gmail.com
4. Once the competition has begun, tell all your friends to come vote for you!

Rules:

1. You must be 18+
2. You must “Like” the Dolly Deadly page in order to enter.
3. Harassment of fellow contestants, and moderator will not be tolerated.
4. You must have FUN!

Prizes:

Winner will receive a grab bag of mystery prizes from both Wretched Productions and Dreams For Dead Cats.

* if the winner is outside of the USA, your prize will be awesome, but smaller due to shipping costs.

Technophobia at the ATA

I couldn’t have asked for a better night at Friday’s Technophobia Film Festival screening at the ATA.

It was a packed house, and the goodie bags, individually hand decorated programs, raffle prizes, homemade sangria, brownies, cookies, and cupcakes were a huge hit!

The energy and enthusiasm could be felt and heard from the audience throughout the night via gasps, laughter, and silence while in awe of the spectacular visuals and audio presented to them.

After the show I had many people come up to me to compliment me on the line-up and ask to be added to my mailing list—this is a compliment both to myself and the filmmakers involved for I could not have had such a successful night without the contributed works.

For future screenings of this festival, which still has potential to screen in other cities, see Dreams For Dead Cats’ news page/website for more info.

See photos from the event on my flickr page.

TECHNOPHOBIA!

This Friday! I invite you to come to the ATA and experience the films of the TECHNOPHOBIA FILM FESTIVAL! 

Next week Craig Jacobson and Cassandra Sechler will be hosting a night of experimental film at the Artists’ Television Access with their traveling film festival Technophobia.

TECHNOPHOBIA features existential films from both local and international artists exploring a vast range of concepts, such as identity, morality, depravity, sexuality, technology, and more!

Visit the Dreams For Dead Cats website for more info and stay tuned for future screenings.

Recently Dreams For Dead Cats Productions teamed up with Stefano Frederick to lead an ocean themed photo shoot.

SEA SIRENS

Hair and Makeup Design By Stefano Frederick

Makeup by Colton Long

Models: Colton Long, Katie Porter, Sarah Kral

Video and Photography by Craig Jacobson and Cassandra Sechler

See promotional video on youtube.