You guys have already received this e-mail probably, nonetheless . . .
We finally got around to getting ‘The Lowborn’ on IMDB and Amazon. Check it out, give it a rating or review it if you want to. It’s a little pricey ($ 16.00 ) considering it’s a bare bones DVD-R of a totally amateur production, but we only get a small portion of that. I want to do a special version with the soundtrack and other goodies someday, but I’ll probably never have time or money to get around to that . . . so this very well may be it.
Once again, the DVD is strictly chapter stops and the movie itself, but it’d be rad if you bought a copy . . . It’s definitely the most competent and interesting movie we have made and all the proceeds will go to funding our next project, the untitled Viking movie we plan to film in early January!
Here’s the links:
Amazon
IMDB
Thanks a lot, enjoy the movie, Matt
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
Bug flight
This would be pretty cool if it wasn't edited so much like a commercial.
flight patterns from Charlie McCarthy on Vimeo.
Methguys
Some of you dudes may have seen these already, we plan to wrap up the incredible saga soon. These are the methguys from our other short Coolduder13, you've seen that one. It's pretty puerile and utterly retarded, so if you thought this was an affecting and powerful look at substance abuse . . . these are not the droids your looking for. They get better as they go along, so don't give up after number 3. You can link seperatley or just click on the 'video response' to each installment, that'll be the next movie.
Methguys 1
Methguys 2
Methguys 3
Methguys 4
Methguys 5
Methguys 6
Methguys 1
Methguys 2
Methguys 3
Methguys 4
Methguys 5
Methguys 6
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Funny Bears
Ok, we have here some amusing bear portraiture.
The one after the one I linked to reminds me of an old-time painting of a fox hunter or something.
The one after the one I linked to reminds me of an old-time painting of a fox hunter or something.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
david feeny-mosier's animation
hey guys
i stayed with (for those of you who know him) david f-m while in new york a couple weeks ago and he showed me this animation he made. the video that peen posted a week or so back kind of reminded me of it.
here it is...
enjoy.
ao
i stayed with (for those of you who know him) david f-m while in new york a couple weeks ago and he showed me this animation he made. the video that peen posted a week or so back kind of reminded me of it.
here it is...
Untitled from David Feeney-Mosier on Vimeo.
enjoy.
ao
Monday, October 26, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
three mile pilot is going for broke
Here is a out of left field review of 3mp new music, calling it sci-fi art-rock. whatever that is wired can tell you.
But jenkins does say this about a concept tour:
So why not join forces and centralize the San Diego squad for a mammoth, multiband tour?
“We’ve always thought about it, but it never quite materializes,” Smith said. “Instead of three bands, we’d present a 30-song set, with shifting musicians walking on and off the stage. We could make it one huge show under this umbrella of a name we don’t know yet. I think it would be cool to have it all meld together, because that’s what it’s been like for us..."
which I would go see. Think they start the set off with just fat ol rob crow making a song up on the spot about some asshole in the audience and then it shifts to heavy vegetable and they actually get that girl to come back. Then three mile pilot plays some and then back to thingy and then pinback and then 3mp again and black heart then the Ladies then 3mp finishes of with the way of the ocean. that would be the weirdest show ever.
the piano's been speaking again
i found this on alex ross' blog for the new yorker.
alex ross wrote a pretty good book on 20th century art music called The Rest Is Noise.
I recommend it!
ao
alex ross wrote a pretty good book on 20th century art music called The Rest Is Noise.
I recommend it!
ao
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Keep Cool



"No President was kinder in permitting himself to be photographed in Indian war bonnets or cowboy dress, and in greeting a variety of delegations to the White House.
Both his dry Yankee wit and his frugality with words became legendary. His wife, Grace Goodhue Coolidge, recounted that a young woman sitting next to Coolidge at a dinner party confided to him she had bet she could get at least three words of conversation from him. Without looking at her he quietly retorted, "You lose." "
I just read the Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge. It was good.
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