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Crooked Lane is online at the online only New England Film Festival. If you haven’t had a chance to see the short movie, watch it now in preparation for the coming feature length film – a film that answers all of your questions, including “What Happens To Ava?”
To watch Crooked Lane visit this link
Congratulations to Crooked Lane alums Marc Dole, Mark Constance and others for Killing Dinner and Mito Kids also being in the festival!
Marc Dole, daughters Alyssa and Ashley, Chase Bailey, and even myself (Leslie Poston) got in on the action for the filming of Deaf Perception recently. I’m on pins and needles to actually see the final cut! Meanwhile, here is the official description and a link to the trailer on Facebook for your enjoyment:
The official Trailer for Alyssa Dole’s film “Deaf Perception”
Starring Alyssa & Ashley Dole
Written by Alyssa Dole
Directed by Alyssa Dole and Chase Bailey
Produced by Karlina Lyons, Wanda & Marc Dole
Director of Photography Jonathon Millman
Gaffer Branden James Maxham
Edited by Marc Dole
Music by Chris Decato
Written, Directed and Starring Deaf 16 year old twin sisters, “Deaf Perception” tells the tale of some of the prejudice that they observe when they are in public. While the hearing patrons around them are captivated by their use of their hands to talk. A group of immature boys makes fun of the sisters, as the sisters discuss how closed minded people can be. But just as they sign this, they themselves see a new sign.
Marc Dole, who handled VFX and Editing for Crooked Lane, and Chase Bailey are working on Marc’s daughters Alyssa and Ashley’s short film Deaf Perception together. Marc and Chase have also managed to get 52 other locals involved, many of whom are familiar cast and crew from Crooked Lane as well, making this both a family and a film family production.
There was a brief write up of the film in Seacoast Online, and you can follow the film’s Facebook page to see how the project develops.
Chase Bailey, writer and director for Crooked Lane, has signed on to direct Proper Manors, a new webisodic created by Pietro D’Alessio. Proper Manors is slated to begin shooting locally in NH in 2010.
Marc Dole, Crooked Lane’s Editor and Visual Effects, has signed on to Proper Manors as Post Production Supervisor.
Adrienne Montezinos, whom you may remember as Dr Leder in Crooked Lane, handled casting duties for Proper Manors with Pietro.
Michael Venn, one of the actors in several scenes in Crooked Lane, has started his own project: Dyslexic Psychic. You can become a fan of Dyslexic Psychic on Facebook, and you can follow Michael on Twitter.
Continuing the collaborative nature of the film family here in NH, Michael has partnered with several other Crooked Lane alumni for his project. Marc Dole of Hatchling Studios (in charge of the film’s Visual Effects and Editing) has signed on as Producer.
Jessica Webb, who played “Bev” in Crooked Lane, has signed on as a member of the cast.
We’re excited to follow Michael’s progress in this dark comedy about a gifted psychic who misinterprets her clients readings.
Director Chase Bailey working out the scene where a hearse drives through the scene and appears to “wipe” all the people off the street except for Bailey. This is one of the scenes that requires Visual Effects in Post Production.
On a previous post, Brian Meanly, Visual Effects Supervisor, answers questions about Visual Effects for the film.
I had a chance to meet with Marc Dole from Hatchling Studios yesterday to talk with him about the editing process for Crooked Lane. I found out that the editing process first pass is done, and they are moving on to scoring the film now with Eugene McDaniels. That’s fantastic news, as it means the film will be ready to submit to festivals soon.
Don’t miss the NH debut of this film at the NH Film Festival. There will be an after party, and we will be inviting some of you. Keep an eye on our Facebook page and our Twitter for details on how you can get a chance to meet the cast and crew! If you haven’t joined the Facebook page yet, just click this link. And do pass it on to your friends so that more people have a chance to get involved in this process.
Marc Dole talks about what it means to be Editor and Post Production Supervisor for Crooked Lane, including the MacBook set up used to handle redundant backups of the daily filming.
Marc discusses how the crew decided to use the RED provided Red Rushes with the RED Camera instead of Final Cut.
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