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Marty Preview + Website

We may have finished shooting The Many Maladies of Marty Mitchell over a year ago, but I have only begun to do the time-sucking post-production work. I anticipate the final product running roughly fifteen minutes. Well, I have recently completed the first minute! It is online for everyone to watch and rebuke. That’s the video embedded above if you haven’t been paying attention.

I also decided one minute of footage must be enough content for an entire website to be built around. Sound reasoning, right? Visit ManyMaladies.com and you can follow the Marty Mitchell production blog as I slog my way through completion.

On an unrelated note, the movie that engulfed two years of my life at TOKYOPOP is online at Hulu. I was responsible for almost all of the motion graphics and visual effects. I also had a belligerent bit part as an actor. If you have two hours to lose, check out Van Von Hunter. You will never be the same!

2009 Catch-up Part 2 (of 5): VVH Screening

2010 starts tomorrow and I haven’t finished posting about 2009. The last few months have been a blur of activity and compositing so Live Journal updates have suffered. Fear not, my three readers, a flurry of updates has arrived!

At work, for the last two years, we have been struggling to finish a low-budget feature called Van Von Hunter. Late this year, we succeeded. The movie is complete and numerous people all over the world deserve thanks. In November, I attended the “Friends and Family” screening where those people involved in the process and their buddies were allowed to see it projected in a theater. This was the first time I have ever had the opportunity to see any of my work on a large screen in front of an audience. It was also the first time in two years that many of the participants were able to see what all of our hard work had culminated in creating.

More Screening Photos