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on August 13, 2010
Brad Rego
backed a project
Hot Mess - The Webseries by Amy Kersten
Hot Mess is a scripted webseries based on true stories of the messes among us. Every plot, character, and joke is from real life. Its hot. and a mess
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122% funded $5,512 pledged
- 83 backers
- Funded Oct 01, 2010
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on June 8, 2010Funded!
"The Killing of Jacob Marr" - Feature Horror Film by Brad Rego
We are 80% done with a feature length horror movie in the form of a tension driven slasher film, and we just need a little help to finish it.
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104% funded $3,136 pledged
- 37 backers
- Funded Jun 08, 2010
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on June 7, 2010
Brad Rego
Posted project update #6GOAL !!!!
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on May 31, 2010
Brad Rego
Posted project update #5Getting Closer and New Cast Members
Post CommentWell, as we come around the home stretch, we are getting so close to our goal. This is, of course, thanks to a fantastic group of generous people, or its just a bunch of disturbed people that like horror movies to a fault, I can't tell. Either way we'll take it, and its pretty exciting.
In other news we have officially cast the last two roles of the movie. The young Jacob Marr and the mother Mrs. Marr. They are Joshua Bednarsky and Felicia Greenfield respectively. Both of them come to the picture with an already impressive resume and I'm excited to see them and one of the first people we cast in the movie, Mr Marr played by Gerard J. Savoy, work together and become a family on camera. It should be fun and, I guess in the end, horrific as well.
Stay tuned and spread the word as we come to the finish line in both this KickStarter page and the movie.
Brad
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on May 23, 2010
Brad Rego
Posted project update #4Cast Update
Post CommentWell with 16 days to go on our pledge drive here, we are 48% funded! Everyone has been so awesome supporting our movie and getting the word out that it really has been a great experience thanks to our generous backers.
In production news we have finally settled on the last two cast members, young Jacob Marr and his mother Mrs. Marr and are finalizing the details as we speak. We are also continuing to get ready for the last weekend of shooting that is coming up in the next couple of weeks. So I'm knee deep in 80's paraphernalia for the set dressing of the cabin, its weird.
We also got back the ax prop that I gave to my SFX master. His task was to make safe versions of a woodcutters ax for that last weekend of filming. One of the axes below is real, the others are not. Can you tell which is which? (I hope we can on set or we are in trouble)
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on May 10, 2010
Brad Rego
Posted project update #3So far so good
Post CommentWell another week down and another step closer to our goal. We have just stepped over the 30 days to go mark and we are 27% funded, so I think we are on a good track, thanks to you guys.
In the production news we had our first round of auditions for Mrs. Marr and Jacob Marr, the two principals for the prologue scene we are planning on filming in June, last week and it went really well. We had some really talented people show up and we ended up filling three hours worth of audition time in the studio. Now I'm in the midst of setting up some callbacks so we can lock this down and be ready to roll once we get funding.
Our special effects guy, Anthony Jones, is in the midst of preparing for the scene that will end up being the first kill in the movie and the first splash of blood sort to speak. He is excited.
We have also started scouring the Salvation Army Thrift stores as the scene we are filming takes place in 1985 so we need to dress the set for that time period.
Stay tuned, more to come...
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on May 5, 2010
Brad Rego
Posted project update #2Articles
Post CommentHi everybody I just wanted to send a quick update.
We are in the middle of casting the part of the young Jacob Marr and Mrs. Marr. First round of auditions is tomorrow!
Also the new trailer has been getting some great feedback.
Also we were mentioned in a few website articles:
Fangoria and 28 Days Later Analysis
Stay tuned as we continue to spread the word.Brad
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on April 30, 2010
Brad Rego
Posted project update #1New Trailer
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on April 24, 2010
Brad Rego launched a project
"The Killing of Jacob Marr" - Feature Horror Film by Brad Rego
We are 80% done with a feature length horror movie in the form of a tension driven slasher film, and we just need a little help to finish it.
- $3,000 funding goal
- 06/08/2010 Funding Ended
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on April 22, 2010
Brad Rego
backed a project
Horror Movie "Inheritance" by Wes Knodel
A horror movie that is actually as rich with story and character development as it is with scares and gore.
Funding Unsuccessful (06/16/2010)
Brad Rego
I have been working with video for over 18 years. I got my start, as many aspiring filmmakers did, with my father’s video camera and making short horror movies with my friend on VHS. I attended the New York Film Academy and two things became abundantly... view more
