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2 days ago
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
backed a project
Out of Print - A Documentary about the New Beverly Cinema by julia marchese
A film about a weird and wonderful double feature revival theater dedicated to 35mm & cinema since 1978 - and why it still matters.
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108% funded $81,570 pledged
- 859 backers
- Funded May 24, 2012
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on May 2
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateEven though I pledged only for the regular edition, there's remixes of songs from "P8M" by others and maybe you. I also like the idea of other chiptunes from NIN's later singles, such as the above two.
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on April 27
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateInstead of enclosed space, I think I'd like to see some open space with the sky moving in both night and day. It would probably be cooler to look at. I know you wanna do one continuous shot, but have you considered doing a montage that still chronicles a day? That might be way more interesting for many viewers instead of one shot that may really bore them. It may also depend how long you plan this film on being, exactly. Your idea of one shot may still work, though. I'm quite unsure, lol.
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on March 28
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project update9. The Gunpei Time, The Yokoi Time Gunpei Yokoi (pronounced "Goon-pay Yo-ko-ee") was one of the creators of Game Boy. I got nothing for track four, but I also like Konamified. Track five is funny. :D
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on February 13
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateThanks for the update. I sent an email back in November about Leanna. Is she no longer part of the film?
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on February 10
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateTo reiterate what others have said, yeah, things happen and to quote a particular Tommy Wiseau film, "Don't worry about it." :D Even if you release the album by next year, that's fine with me.
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on February 9
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateI doubt Tarantino uses Twitter. I did Tweet to Pegg about it. What good that'll do, I don't know, though.
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on February 8
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateThat was... interesting. How the hell does that woman know it's gonna be straight-to-DVD? "Dead Snow", a comedy horror film about Nazi zombies, got into theatres and festivals. "Osombie" probably will, too. I also think anything can be made into humour, no matter how dark it is. The aforementioned "Dead Snow" with Nazi zombies is an example.
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on February 7
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
backed a project
Osombie (feature film) by Arrowstorm Entertainment
Osama Bin Laden has returned from his watery grave and is making an army of zombie insurgents in Afghanistan. Cue the Marines.
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186% funded $27,903 pledged
- 418 backers
- Funded Apr 02, 2012
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on December 21
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
commented on a project updateHappy holidays to you, too. All the best with getting your film into festivals. I unfortunately don't get the title, but maybe it makes sense from seeing the film. I've never seen "The Star Wars Holiday Special", though I remember when I first heard about it, which was Harrison Ford's hilariously awkward interview on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" in 2006. You can watch the interview here: http://www.mediafire.com/?mxmmlzyzlzn. Talk about the film begins at 6:55.
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr
Toronto, Canada
Jeffrey Prawdiuk-Spurr joined Kickstarter on June 18, 2010
