We are proud to be premiering AUTOPSY on August 24th at FILM4 FRIGHTFEST, the UK’s premiere fantasy and horror film festival. We’ll screen in London’s West End at the prodigious Odeon West End cinema.
Check it out at:
FILM4 FRIGHTFEST Presents AUTOPSY!
Tune in on Sunday, June 8 at 8pm as TLC launches its first-ever game show hosted by mega soap star and television personality Cameron Mathison. Each week YOUR PLACE OR MINE? will pit two families against each other for a chance to win brand-new furnished rooms for their homes, or the ability to steal rooms from their competitors. With a unique format combining trivia and friendly competition with home decorating, viewers get to play along while obtaining great tips and ideas for redecorating their homes.
Congratulations to a brilliant cast and crew! Our thanks and appreciation to director Robert Iscove, and stars Nolan Gerard Funk, Tammin Sursok, Victoria Justice, Simon Curtis, Greg Germann, Shannon Chan-Kent, Andrea Lewis, Avan Jogia and so many more talented kids that made our movie possible.
This Sunday, director Adam Gierasch, co-writer Jace Anderson (MOTHER OF TEARS), and actresses Jenette Goldstein (ALIENS) and Jessica Lowndes (MASTERS OF HORROR: DANCE OF THE DEAD) participate in the AUTOPSY panel on the convention stage:
April 27 @ 2:00 p.m.
Petree Room, West Hall B
LA Convention Center
Great tickets will be available at the door or to get tickets online, check out Fangoria’s HorrorFest site.
FANGORIA’S “Weekend of Horrors”
Los Angeles, California
Fri., Sat. & Sun. April 25-27, 2008
LA Convention Center
1201 South Figueroa Street
Cameras begin rolling today in Vancouver, British Columbia. Cast members Nolan Gerard Funk, Tammin Sursok, Victoria Justice, Simon Curtis, and Greg Germann lead a remarkable supporting cast of singing and dancing talent in the family musical for Nickelodeon.
If you’re in the Vancouver area, “Spectacular!” is holding an open casting call for “young trained dancers”:
Anyone who meets the following criteria may audition:
- men and women of all races and ethnicities between the ages of 17 and 25 years of age
- all applicants must have training in jazz, modern and hip hop dance
All applicants must arrive dressed ready to dance and be prepared to freestyle with any specialty or gymnastic moves.
Please bring a picture and resume if you have one!
DATE:
Monday, March 31, 2008
TIME:
Drop in anytime between 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm
As this is an open casting call there may be a wait for your audition dependent on the number of applicants ahead of you.
LOCATION:
Harbour Dance Centre
927 Granville Street
Vancouver
Third Floor
CASTING DYNAMIC, FUN FAMILIES FOR A NEW GAMESHOW!
From the network that brings you “Trading Spaces” and “Little People, Big World”
comes a brand new game show for families.
CALLING ALL FUN FAMILIES!
Is your Home in need of a little TLC? Do you have a tired old living room? Could your bedrooms use a little help in the style department? If you think your family has what it takes to win some new home furnishings… then Contact us NOW!
TLC is currently casting families who reside in the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Area to take part in a new television game show. Families must be outgoing, have some pop culture knowledge and be ready to compete!
SHOW YOUR FAMILY PRIDE AND CONTACT US TODAY, you have nothing to lose and only home furnishings to gain!
SEEKING:
- Families with at least two kids ages 8 - 18.
- Families must have a minimum of 4 members (two adults and at least two children, single parent households with 3 kids, etc.) Other family dynamics may be considered (grandparents living in hom, etc.)
- Families should own their own home
***Email our casting contact with your contact information, the names and ages of your family members, a picture of your family and why your family is perfect for us to:
CASTING CONTACT:
familygameshow@gmail.com
or call Tami and Andrea at 818-563-4131 ext. 225
Our 23 day shoot took place in one location: East Lousiana State Mental Hospital, a working mental hospital in Jackson, Louisiana (just outside Baton Rouge). With the film wrapped, director Adam Gierasch is now back home in Los Angeles cutting the film with our editor, Scott Smith.
Girls wrote their deepest secrets and most passionate experiences in journals and poems. Boys harnessed their inner Springsteen – crafting custom mix tapes and plucking out simple chord songs to their killer lyrics. CRINGE invites readers – armed with journals, mix tapes, and early songwriting attempts – to share their teenage selves with one another and the audience at home. A laugh riot, the readers reveal their most intimate, humiliating, and CRINGE worthy moments.
Think you have the material to make the cut? Check it out.
While you’re there, check out the Press on the Original CRINGE – Sarah Brown’s monthly reading series at Freddy’s Bar & Backroom in Brooklyn.
Read her brilliant website QueSeraSera and keep a look out for Sarah’s new book, CRINGE.
The TV movie, in development at Nickelodeon, is written by Jim Krieg (”PS 88 Blue”). Get ready for a singing and dancing extravaganza!