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XavHumanity
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Joined: 03/16/2013 - 3:20pm
Forums:  Video and Film Discussion

Hi to all on the forum,

I come back (Xavier Bottet / Near Humanity) with great news and excitement. Here is the press release for our project.

Joy, pride and excitement. This is what we feel today with the official launch of the crowdfunding campaign for our motion comic "Near Humanity" on the international platform Indiegogo.

Joy because we can now talk about real departure for this project that we've been developing for several months. Also, we are pleased to finally present "Near Humanity" to the public.

Gregory Ropp
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Joined: 02/16/2007 - 10:48am
Forums:  Video Contests & Festivals

The 2013 Eerie Horror Film Festival and Screenplay Competition has officially opened its call for entries and is currently seeking submissions from all over the world!

If you have a horror, science fiction or suspense themed film or screenplay, we want to see ‘em!

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Forums:  Video and Film Discussion

This is a horror/suspense little 3 minute short i shot last weekend with my 7d..i've been wanting to get back into making short films and this is my first attempt in about 3 years. Mostly shot it handheld with a couple glide track shots and one steady cam shot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZWwvxRd4RI

Visual Trends: A History of the Found Footage Genre

Mike Wilhelm - June 26th, 2012

Visual Trends: A History of the Found Footage Genre
One of the most popular film genres among indie filmmakers for the last three years is found footage. The very term found footage has grown to be a divisive topic among old school film purists and the new, young talent flooding the industry regarding the legitimacy of a film that eschews the traditional hierarchy of established film crews in favor of cutting production costs to historically low funding thresholds.

Choose Your Own Horror: New Interactive Movie, Last Call

Julie Babcock - March 11th, 2010

13th Street has developed a new way for movie-goers to experience the horror genre with their film Last Call. The first of its kind, Last Call invites the in-coming audience to enter their cell phone numbers into a speed dial database. At a certain point in the film, the victim makes a call for help, only that call rings an audience members phone...

Time to Shoot Some Zombies

Julie Babcock - October 09th, 2009

Time to Shoot Some Zombies
It's finally October, my favorite month of all! It's the time of year when the sun turns to gold, shadows stretch across all surfaces, and dry leaves begin their dance along the roadside. With Halloween just around the corner its the perfect time to get those cameras rolling and shoot some zombies.

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