Yup, it's early... Or late, since we missed the last one... But we're making it up with this one: A music video for
Simon's Lament
Elmwood Productions, home of the Elmwood Puppets. www.elmwoodproductions.com
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Jesters...
Jon Here....
For two years in a row Elmwood Productions was invited to screen films at Jestercon.
Jestercon is a yearly meeting, game day, and awards night for a troupe of role players (the gaming kind, not the kinky kind... OK, maybe some of both) who play the game Dark Ages: Vampire.
A few members of the Elmwood crew are regulars at this game and got me a hook up so we could show our flicks. So we were invited in 2006 to show the first Steve The Vampire flick, and we were invited back a year later to show that and the next three also, and some of the Jesters were even in one of the flicks, thanks for the help!
This year was slow in the land of Steve the Vampire and the work we've done doesn't really fit into the mold of there celebration, but since they have been nice to us and let us pimp out our films for two years I wanna say thanks...
So... THANKS!
Also last year Steve and his mom made an appearance and got to harass the gamers. We had a blast being there, and maybe next time around in 2009 we'll be back to bite their heads off with even more Steve stuff!!! I must say I had a blast both years. The first time I was suffering from some strange illness that stole my voice, so I let Jim do the speaking, and the second time we got Steve in on the action of presenting awards. Really great time, really great people! I've gotten to know a few of them over the past couple years, and I can say I always have a blast with them!
Here are some pictures for the 2007 event!
Although we won't be there this year the event is this coming weekend and I hope fun is had by all!!!
And for the record: Yes, I did steal these pics from the Jesters site!
For two years in a row Elmwood Productions was invited to screen films at Jestercon.
Jestercon is a yearly meeting, game day, and awards night for a troupe of role players (the gaming kind, not the kinky kind... OK, maybe some of both) who play the game Dark Ages: Vampire.
A few members of the Elmwood crew are regulars at this game and got me a hook up so we could show our flicks. So we were invited in 2006 to show the first Steve The Vampire flick, and we were invited back a year later to show that and the next three also, and some of the Jesters were even in one of the flicks, thanks for the help!
This year was slow in the land of Steve the Vampire and the work we've done doesn't really fit into the mold of there celebration, but since they have been nice to us and let us pimp out our films for two years I wanna say thanks...
So... THANKS!
Also last year Steve and his mom made an appearance and got to harass the gamers. We had a blast being there, and maybe next time around in 2009 we'll be back to bite their heads off with even more Steve stuff!!! I must say I had a blast both years. The first time I was suffering from some strange illness that stole my voice, so I let Jim do the speaking, and the second time we got Steve in on the action of presenting awards. Really great time, really great people! I've gotten to know a few of them over the past couple years, and I can say I always have a blast with them!
Here are some pictures for the 2007 event!
Although we won't be there this year the event is this coming weekend and I hope fun is had by all!!!
And for the record: Yes, I did steal these pics from the Jesters site!
with love-
JB
Monday, September 22, 2008
Behind the Scenes
In Late August we shot a music video for Simon Sinster's song Simon's Lament...
The video will be done and appearing here and several other websites very soon... In the meantime here are some behind the scenes pictures from the shooting of the video.
Photos by Chris Lemanski and Jon Bristol
Monday, September 15, 2008
Good-bye lovely fluffy friend...
Jon here...
I just got some very sad news...
I'll miss that cat. He used always manage to sit in whatever chair I was in whenever I got up to get a coffee whenever Russ and I were editing.
I just got some very sad news...
One of our extended family members suddenly passed away today...
Wicket the Cat.
Wicket spent his days living in Russ and Liz's house making sure they were good to each other and keeping them happy and fed. It makes us all sad to say good-bye to such an important family member.
I'll miss that cat. He used always manage to sit in whatever chair I was in whenever I got up to get a coffee whenever Russ and I were editing.
Say "Hi" to Phantom for me, man!
JB
Friday, September 05, 2008
This Weeks Short
This week Mr. Universe and his buddy Don discuss the need for two different movie versions of "Dune"
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