Nine more screenings are available to the public between October 2 – 7. Cast, crew, director and producer will be at each of these screenings.

Friday, October 1
Red Carpet at 6pm
World Premiere at 7pm

Saturday, October 2 at 2pm and 7pm

Sunday, October 3 at 2pm and 7pm

Monday, October 4 at 7pm

Tuesday, October 5 at 7pm
“SALUTE TO THE TROOPS DAY”
A percentage of the daily ticket sales will be be donated to a non-profit organization supporting our troops and their families.

Wednesday, October 6 at 2pm and 7pm
“SALUTE TO THE TROOPS DAY”
A percentage of the daily ticket sales will be be donated to a non-profit organization supporting our troops and their families.

Thursday, October 7 at 7pm

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5805 West Norfolk Road,
Portsmouth, VA 23703-3324
Phone: (757) 483-5444

Go to Perfect Breed to see new trailer.

Perfect Breed follows a clan of vampires struggling for survival through the centuries. The story is set against the back drop Medieval Europe, and the American Civil War. Their way of life, and everything they know is changed forever when one of their leaders secretly takes in a half breed human/witch baby and raises her as his own.

Atlantis Down, The Movie:
Dear friends, the official premiere of Atlantis Down is Friday, October 1st, 2010 at Commodore Theatre in Portsmouth, Virginia, USA. Check the film’s website for further info. We really hope to see you there!

For those wishing to book a hotel – we also have a link on the site.

Moon Monster Media – Unclean Hands – 2010 48HFP Entry from Daniel Karp on Vimeo.

Starring Josh Delviuk and Silvia Baldassini

Starring Teviya and Jon Abrahams

A Bad Idea presents its entry into the 2010 48 Hour Film Project!

Waste Not, Want Not – A 2010 48 Hour Film Project Submission from Chris Curl on Vimeo.

Genre: Drama

Required Elements
Character: Tim Thackery, Mechanic
Line: I’ve looked, and I can’t find it.
Prop: Cheese

Sci-Fi fans, off to LA in morning finalizing “Atlantis Down” with MaXaM Business Partner and Director Max Bartoli. Pick up scenes to be shot, with Travis Quentin Young, Mae Flores, Greg Travis, and Dean Haglund. Interviews to be executed with the writers, and Michael Rooker. A family reunion literally and figuratively to be had. Life is good.

Co-starring in “The Perfect Breed”, a horror movie with vampires set against the backdrop of the Civil War. Then tapped to co-produce the movie. Vampires, witches, werewolves, war, pyrotechnics, underwater scenes, sword fights , FX…. What more could a boy ask for? Working with Director Scott B. Hansen, Writer/Producer Cyril Augustin, and Actor/Producer Brandon Cordon was sublime. Four funerals is highly conservative, but made a better headline!

Shot two other films back-to-back; “Don’t Mind Me”, and “Dog With Two Bones”. “Mind”, co-written by Nathan Galvez and Lauren De La Calzada , co-stars Marty Terry, Shawn Estridge, Justin Clements, Nick Ventura, Jonathan Reiger, Alexandria Clark, and newcomer (sure to be heard from) Zach Holder. Brandon Cardon produces, and seems to be everywhere these days! I play “Cave”, the reptilian part of our hero’s brain.

“Dog”, written by Joshua C. Mims and Directed by Randall K. Maxwell, co-stars “Atlantis Down” Star, Darla Grese. Darla gets to be the alien this time. Wedding bells, perhaps, for two interstellar crossed lovers?

Directed DreamZ (Documentary) for Sean Holder, and producing “Watermen” (shooting August, 2010) for Writer/Director Matt Lockhart. Casting to take place within a month.

Visit the IMDb for updates.

Bringing back from L.A. episodes 6, 7, and eight of “Atlantis Rising: The Making of Atlantis Down”.

That’s a wrap(up)!

Best,
E.

TJ may (MAY) have mellowed a bit, but…. (I know what a practical joker you are!) We pulled some whoppers during Hamlet. (We love you Ed, but…)

There was one actor who liked to fu – mess with “the locals”. During one particular scene in the play, TJ would shake Ed’s hand as one of the visiting Players in the King’s Court. Ed, playing Polonius would pretend to be exiting, but not let go of TJ’s hand.

Each night, the director would scream at TJ during notes to hurry up and exit the scene, but night after night Ed would hold that hand, while at the same time, looking annoyed that TJ wouldn’t leave.

One night, we put Vaseline on TJ’s hand. Even though Ed registered a split second of surprise, without missing a beat, he grabbed TJ’s arm with the other hand in a warmer greeting than someone of his rank might normally. Didn’t matter. TJ got read the riot act by the director….

So next night before this Polonius made his grand entrance down a very T-A-L-L staircase – at least twenty steps up – and then down again; we tied a cowbell to the bottom of his robes! I forget which one of us distracted, and which one attached, but that was one of my favorites. (I like to remember TJ shaking his hand, and telling him what a pleasure it was working with him. It is kind of poetic that way.) Polonius clanged up one set of stairs and down the other. What must have seemed like an eternity to him went all too fast for the assembled Players bent over in hysterics backstage and in the wings. He didn’t figure out how he was making that unholy racket until he neared the very bottom. He then gathered up his robes, the cowbell, and his last shred of dignity before reaching sanctuary, and addressing His Majesty….Never screwed with us or anyone else on stage again. I miss that Teej. God, we were dangerous together, lol. We need more cowbell.

Ladies and gentlemen let us introduce to you all the SPACE SHUTTLE of the future: Space shuttle “Atlantis”. The new ship has been redesigned by our CGI genius Adam Rote and features a lot a new “toys”. For those of you who are asking when they will see more, the answer is…(unfortunately) you’ll have to wait a bit longer! Isn’t the suspense thrilling?