Monday, July 25, 2005
So we are going to be putting together this special edition DVD of our second film, The Robert Cake. (The our stands for Queequeg Films, of which I am a Visa Platinum Card carrying member of. I am also, according to that card, a contractor, worthy of a silver hammer emblazened across plastic.)
Now Ryan, who played Robert, who dies and is then creamated and is then baked into a delicious chocolate cake (in the film, of course) is flying up from Florida next week so that we can all gather around to record an audio commentary!
Our first ever commentary. I'm excited. So if you were in the film and you can't get to Connecticut by Tuesday and you played a character named Boogie and your name is Adam Wekarski, you should prepare a written statement to be read during the commentary and email it to my email address. QquegChristian@gmail.com If you were in the film and your name is Chris Frommeyer and you are reading this, we should definitely call you on Jeremy's cell phone, then set it to speaker phone for a few minutes so that you can participate as well.
More info on this DVD as it comes available. Apparently it won't include much that's very special other than the commentary, seeing as ALL of the tapes of original footage were inside a briefcase that was stolen out of a car at the 2003 Sarasota Film Festival. Thanks Sarasota! We had an awesome time.
Now Ryan, who played Robert, who dies and is then creamated and is then baked into a delicious chocolate cake (in the film, of course) is flying up from Florida next week so that we can all gather around to record an audio commentary!
Our first ever commentary. I'm excited. So if you were in the film and you can't get to Connecticut by Tuesday and you played a character named Boogie and your name is Adam Wekarski, you should prepare a written statement to be read during the commentary and email it to my email address. QquegChristian@gmail.com If you were in the film and your name is Chris Frommeyer and you are reading this, we should definitely call you on Jeremy's cell phone, then set it to speaker phone for a few minutes so that you can participate as well.
More info on this DVD as it comes available. Apparently it won't include much that's very special other than the commentary, seeing as ALL of the tapes of original footage were inside a briefcase that was stolen out of a car at the 2003 Sarasota Film Festival. Thanks Sarasota! We had an awesome time.