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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Photos from the Indie Gathering













Top left: Jay Pulk (writer/director, Copper Penny), Taryn Hough (writer/director/actor, Unit 30), and me
Top right: Taryn and me; she's holding her trophy for Best Short Movie
Lower left: Ray Szuch, director of the Indie Gathering (http://www.theindiegathering.com/) with Carlo Fiorletta, star of Foreclosed (http://www.foreclosedthemovie.us/)


Monday, August 2, 2010

The Indie Gathering, Aug 6 to 8, 2010



I'm really looking forward to the Indie Gathering this weekend - Ray Szuch puts on a terrific festival.

We've got 2 shorts screening: Carlo wrote & directed "Calamity 666" - it screens Saturday in Room A in the 1:35 PM block of micro-movies. The best line:
"That's 'arlo. He's dead. But he died happy." Second place in the MicroMovie Comedy Drama category!!

"Foreclosed" is screening in room B at 2 PM on Sunday. The machete going into the guy's head always gets a great audience reaction. It took 3rd in the Horror Comedy category - Taryn Hough's terrific "Unit 30" took first.

And as an extra added bonus, my feature screenplay "Two and A Half Sisters" took 3rd in the Drama category (I'm currently in pre-production on this, with shooting scheduled for summer 2011).

I never thought I'd spend so many August weekends in the suburbs of Cleveland (Westlake, to be exact!) but this is always a fun place.