Music Video - Can You Feel The Rain?

Music Video for the Blue Tongue song

"Can You Feel The Rain?"

Dance To The Music!

Do you slap the bass?

Beat the skins?

Is sax your axe?

Josh and Todd wanna hear from you!

Elmwood Productions' first feature film is looking for bands and musicans to contribute music to the film...
For more info check out the Josh and Todd page!

http://joshandtodd.blogspot.com/2010/09/call-for-music.html

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News...

After a successful event this past Saturday nite at the Paris In Plantsville Gallery

our own Jon Bristol has been offered a Resident Artist position that he has happily accepted!

What does this mean?

Well, it means Jon will be hanging around the gallery, at events, and eating a lot at the restaurant next door.

What does this mean for Elmwood?
It means that Elmwood puppets will have a home to been seen in a gallery setting any day you wanna go check them out!

And it means we now have a place to screen films, have workshops, and hang out surrounded by amazing art right here in Connecticut!

Look for more news and events happen at Paris In Plantsville to be shared here as they come up, and make sure to check out the gallery!

THANK YOU!!! And Happy Labor Day!

Last nite's screening at Paris In Plantsville was a huge success!

It was great to see some old friends, some familiar fans, and some new faces at the show!

We heard a lot of laughing during the films and puppets were on display in the gallery!

And thank you to everyone to donated to The MDA by purchasing one of the limted edition DVDs! We still have a couple left out of the 50, so if you missed the show and want one, or didn't pick one up at the show please email fanmail@elmwoodproductions.com and we'll get one out to you! Only $5.00, and a portion of the profits go to MDA!

Or you can donate directly to MDA at mda.org

If you were there last nite, check out our Facebook Page for pictures, and feel free to tag yourself so you can brag to all your friends that you were there!!!

Special thanks goes to Beth, and Joe - for helping set up, Brie - for helping set up and taking picures, and Kara - for taking even more pictures!

And to Joe Bun Keo for making it happen!

Screening! Tonite!

Be there!!!

Screening Tomorrow Nite!

That's Right!
Sept 4th 2010 at 8 PM
at
PARIS IN PLANTSVILLE:
SCREEN/PLAY: Media Screening featuring Jon Bristol and Elmwood Productions
Come enjoy the funny and energetic vibes of Jon Bristol and Elmwood Production's puppetry-gone-wild! If you think puppets are old school and boring, well you got it all wrong! These guys give puppetry a contemporary twist that you can enjoy and laugh along to.
...
If you think The Muppets and Crank Yankers were funny, well imagine the two coming together and you'll have the outrageous and quirky story-lines of Bristol and gang.

Jon Bristol will be showing films featuring his many crazy characters in off-beat yet always fun plots that include vampires, brains, and lots of humor. Guaranteed something different, yet very entertaining. Jon will also be displaying several of the puppets used in his films.


$5.00 to get in and popcorn will be served!!!
This is gonna be THE EVENT of the YEAR! If not ALL TIME! We are not exaggerating at all!!! Be there!!!

And Johnnie will be there too!!!

And it's BYOB!

HAHAHA!

Next Saturday Nite!!!

Come see Steve the Vampire and friends!!! Not only on screen, but in person!

Or would that be in puppet? Hmmm....

We'll figure that part out later... Either way we hope to see you there!!!

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Meet Johnnie in Person!

at Paris In Plantsville on September 4th!

Screening Sept 4th 2010!~
Jon Bristol and Elmwood Productions
At PARIS IN PLANTSVILLE!!!
In Plantsville, CT
Check out the Event Page Here!

Come enjoy the funny and energetic vibes of Jon Bristol and Elmwood Production's puppetry-gone-wild! If you think puppets are old school and boring, well you got it all wrong! These guys give puppetry a contemporary twist that you can enjoy and laugh along to.
...
If you think The Muppets and Crank Yankers were funny, well imagine the two coming together and you'll have the outrageous and quirky story-lines of Bristol and gang.

Jon Bristol will be showing films featuring his many crazy characters in off-beat yet always fun plots that include vampires, brains, and lots of humor. Guaranteed something different, yet very entertaining. Jon will also be displaying several of the puppets used in his films.

In addition, resident artist, Steve Rand, will have an eclectic selection of art films/documentaries to accompany the screening's feature presentation.
$5.00 to get in and we'll even feed ya popcorn!

Elmwood Puppets will also be selling a Limited Edition DVD at this event ONLY! And a portion of the sales will be donated to the MDA! So buy more than one!!!

The DVD is Limited to 50, all numbered... Maybe Johnnie will even autograph it for ya!

Don't Forget... Tonite!

Gabe Finkenstein and Brie McDonald
will have paintings up for auction at:
Museum After Dark 3rd Annual Summer Art Auction
New Britain Museum of American Art
August 20, 8-11pm

BE THERE!!!
$15 non members, $10 members
Fee includes admission to the museum’s current exhibition and their permanent collection. There will be music provided by a DJ, complimentary food, and beer and wine for $3.
All proceeds from the auction are given to the NBMAA.
http://www.nbmaa.org/

Come to Museum After Dark 3rd Annual Summer Art Auction!

Gabe and Brie!

Gabe Finkenstein and Brie McDonald

will have paintings up for auction at:
Museum After Dark 3rd Annual Summer Art Auction
New Britain Museum of American Art
August 20, 8-11pm
$15 non members, $10 members
Fee includes admission to the museum’s current exhibition and their permanent collection. There will be music provided by a DJ, complimentary food, and beer and wine for $3.
All proceeds from the auction are given to the NBMAA.
http://www.nbmaa.org/

When you're there look around you'll see a few Elmwooders there in the crowd!!!

And also don't forget about the Elmwood Puppet Screening at

Paris In Plantsville on 9/4/10!

Upcoming Screening!

Screening Sept 4th 2010!~

Jon Bristol and Elmwood Productions
At PARIS IN PLANTSVILLE!!!
In Plantsville, CT
Check out the Event Page Here!

Come enjoy the funny and energetic vibes of Jon Bristol and Elmwood Production's puppetry-gone-wild! If you think puppets are old school and boring, well you got it all wrong! These guys give puppetry a contemporary twist that you can enjoy and laugh along to.
...
If you think The Muppets and Crank Yankers were funny, well imagine the two coming together and you'll have the outrageous and quirky story-lines of Bristol and gang.

Jon Bristol will be showing films featuring his many crazy characters in off-beat yet always fun plots that include vampires, brains, and lots of humor. Guaranteed something different, yet very entertaining. Jon will also be displaying several of the puppets used in his films.

And Johnnie Sojive will be there to hit on your girlfriends!

NEW WEBSITE!

IT'S ALIVE!!!

Check it out NOW!

http://www.elmwoodproductions.com/

And all credit goes to the amazing crew of two who made the site at Kendra Design, and that would be Kendra Smith and Rob Meany

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BTW - Is it Party Time?

It's Coming...

Elmwood Productions Brand Spankin' New Website!!!

Stay Tuned!!

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Johnnie Sojive at ConnectiCon!

Johnnie just got back from ConnectiCon and had this to report:

"Litten ta me! I saw a ton a half nekked chicks! And I gots some phone numberz.. And more... Can't waits to be goin' back next year!"

Check out Johhnie's photos from the Con here

Share your pics of him from ConnectiCon on his Facebook page!

And thanls to all that came to the Workshop/Screening on Sunday!

More Connecticon!

Be there! At Connecticon! Sunday at 1 PM, we'll show you the basics of short film making for the web! And you'll bet to meet a few of The Elmwood Puppets!

Screening Room 3

ConnectiCon!

Here we go!

Come out to Connecticon to see the Elmwood Crew!

If you're in Hartford CTthis weekend make sure to come to ConnectiCon!

We'll be doing a film making demo on Sunday 7/11/10 at 1 PM!

See their website and check out their program for more info!

Hope to see you madman and women there!!!

Let's get our geek on!!!

Poetry Corner with Johnnie Sojive!

Poetry Corner!

Want a Free DVD featuring Steve the Vampire and friends?

YES?! GOOD!

Here's how to get one: Go to our CAFE PRESS page and buy something! Once it arrives post a picture of yourself using it (wearing a shirt, or drinking from a mug, a sticker on your car, etc) on or FACEBOOK page and we'll then message you for your address to send a DVD to! This is open to the first 20 people to post pics!!!

We can't wait to see them! And if you already own something from our shop post a pic! It qualifies! Hahaha!!!

Frank Ballard 1929-2010

One of the most important puppeteers in history passed away last week.
Dr. Frank Ballard.
His obituary (linked here) says it all about his career and journey.

Sweet Dreams Frank

Coming Soon...

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Poetry Corner!!!

We have a ton of new merchandise over on our CAFE PRESS page!

The first 20 people that order ANYTHING from us and post a picture of it in use (like you wearing a shirt or undies, or drinking from a coffee mug) on our FACEBOOK page will get a free DVD sampler of our short films!

So buy something now! And get something free!!!

Good Nite...

Jon here -

Every once in a while we have to get serious.

Today the puppets are in their boxes and the camera is charging waiting for the next chance we can get together and have a good laugh.

One less person will be laughing at our end result.

Cindy Dunn passed away on 5/17/2010.

She was not only one of our biggest fans and supporters, but she was also a friend.

I noticed the other day on her Myspace page she had a picture of Steve up with the caption "My boyfriend Steve... He's a vampire!" and I cracked up and cried at once. This was typical of the Cindy that I knew. Her humor was ever present. Some of the other cats in Elmwood were closer with her than I was. I call her one of the best drinking buddies a guy could have. I mean, how many people do you know that will go see The Time and drink Cosmos with? There just are many like that. And none like Cindy.

Thanks for reading. Be happy for all you have and and those you get to share it with.

- JB

Cindy left behind two wonderful children, who will need all the love and support that can be mustered up...
A fund has been set up to make sure they are taken care of:
Children of Cindy Cannon c/o Wachovia Bank
815 Wolcott Rd
Wolcott, CT.
Contributions can also be made at any Wachovia Bank.

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BUY OUR CRAP!!!

There's a TON of new stuff up at Cafe Press!!!

Featuring Steve and Ophelia!

Wear it or stay lame!!!

Johnnie Sojive's Poetry Corner!

It has finally happened... Johnnie Sojive figured out how to turn on a computer.

And you know what that means... He joined Facebook... Can Johhnie get more fans than that pickle that has more fans then Twilight? It doesn't really matter as long as he has more fans than Twilight!

Commercial Break!

Steve The Vampire Returns!!!

Steve The Vampire Goes to A Role-Playing Game

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Steve is BACK!!!

This Friday! April 23, 2010...

The forth episode of Steve The Vampire...

"Steve The Vampire

Who Goes To A Role-Playing Game"

Make sure to come back!!!

We're Still Here!!!

And we got a lot going on behind the scenes!!!

Josh and Todd is nearing the completion of it's editing and it's looking great!

We've been shooting a new series called Animal Behavior, more news on that very soon!

And look for Steve the Vampire to be making his return this summer!

And an all new elmwoodproductions.com is in progress now!!!

And your monthly dose of Johnnie Sojive and Bad Monster is still coming, don't miss any!

Poetry Corner!!!

Music Video - "Jade"

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Reminder

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The Naked Girlfriend

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!

Get Naked!!!

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Music Video - "What Went Wrong?"

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We made a New Years Resolution to hire a exterminator and get rid of The Bad Monster... He ate the exterminator... So here it is, your monthly visit from Bad Monster!

Bad Monster tells you to do bad things!

Poetry Corner

Welcome to 2010

In spite of Bad Monster's best attempts to blow us up, and Johnnie Sojive's rising liquor bill we made it through 2009!

Rain Therapy

Special Thanks to Dave the Beautiful Man, Tricky Rock,

and Jorge the Bear Gonzalez

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...

and Happy Birthday Kelly!

A Very Elmwood Christmas?

Happy Holidays to all our fans, friends, and families!

Hope you have a safe and wonderful holiday season!

See ya in 2010!

Come Back January 1 for our first short of 2010!

Poetry Corner with Johnnie Sojive!

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Open Sesame (Street) Part 12

Jon here-
So here's the last day of our "Thanks" to Sesame Street, just in time for Thanksgiving. I hope you all have a fantastic Thanksgiving if you celebrate it, and if you don't... Well, I hope you still know this sky is blue sometimes and the stars shine bright sometimes...
For our last one, it's from me... And it's something for me to be thankful for... Amazing friends...
The question I asked the crew was:

"Share with me your favorite moment or memory from anything Sesame Street related"

And here's mine...

Sesame Street is a huge part of why I do what I do, puppetry. I was raised on it in the 1970’s and 1980's. There wasn’t cable yet so TV options were limited, and like good parents do, mine didn’t allow TV to be a babysitter, so I only got to watch TV at certain times. PBS was what I watched, along with some other specific shows, The Muppet Show, and Saturday Morning toons, etc… I learned something from that show that you don’t see too much of these days on TV; Compassion and empathy.

Over the years Sesame Street stayed a constant in my life. When I hit an age where it wasn’t cool to like it anymore, I still did and didn’t care, and then it was cool again because we had all gotten older and there was a nostalgia to it, so I guess I was cooler than I though, hahaha…

In 1993 Pete, our friend Sten, and I bought tickets to see Sesame Street Live as a goof and we ended up with almost front row seats, we were 18, 19 years old. We were jazzed up about this, looked like it was gonna be a goofy Friday nite.

But the Monday before my brother died.

I could have sat at home all bummed out, but Pete and Sten would have none of that. They made sure we went to see "Let's Be Friends" and it was a blast. I laughed all nite about how wacky we were for being there, and two chicks we knew even stalked us to the show, hahaha...

It was a revelation to me that life goes on, Sesame Street was part of that, and it was just what I needed. And going to Sesame Street Live in the fall became a short lived annual tradition that a bunch of us did.

I love my friends, my family, and life is good.
- JB

...

Jim Henson has been quoted as saying

"Life is meant to be fun, and joyous, and fulfilling. May each of yours be that-... Please watch out for each other and love and forgive everybody. It's a good life, enjoy it."

So if you're White, Black, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Male, Female, a Hermaphrodite, Skinny, Fat, Short, Gay, Straight,

WHATEVER you may be...

Remember we're all part of the Human Race,

Love and respect each other...

We're all we've got.

For more on the history of Sesame Street check out the links below

Street Gang By Michael Davis

Sesame Street: A Celebreation - 40 Years of Live On the Street by Louise Gikow

and

Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days DVD

Thank you Children's Television Workshop (AKA Sesame Workshop)

For bring us 40 Years of Sesame Street!

Pics for Open Sesame (Street) were snarfed from Muppet Central, Tough Pigs, and MuppetWiki, thanks!

Open Sesame (Street) Part 11

The clip of Super Grover talking to the boy sitting on the wall. It’s a classic clip.
They still use it.
My all time favorite.
- Peter Lucco

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Open Sesame (Street) Part Ten!

I was completely in love with Sesame Street (and still am). When I was little I would watch it at least 2 times a day (even though it was the same exact episode). My mom said it was the only way she could get me to come inside!

On a related note, she also said I would cry hysterically every time the Muppet Show ended. I have Sesame Street to thank for being able to count to ten in Spanish which is virtually the only words I know in a non-English language. (Although I'm still hoping to learn Spanish from Dora & Diego, of which my kids are avid fans.)

I also have a memory of being really annoyed and somehow a little frightened of this clip they would do of a ball bouncing around the box making a really annoying sound until it would finally get out of the box somehow!

- Elizabeth Bohmier,

co-star of "Josh And Todd: The Story of A Man and His Puppet"

Open Sesame (Street) Part Nine

My first memory in adulthood would be that my girls got Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Grover puppets for their 1st birthday and someone (OK... it was me) scared the crap out of Hannah with one of the puppets because she had no idea what it was. But they love those puppets now,
and when they see those characters on TV they run to find their puppet and hold it up to the TV.
- Michelle Lucco,

mother of three, and caretaker of Tricky

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Come Back Tomorrow For More Open Sesame (Street)!

Friday the 13th!!!

Be Safe Out There And Watch Out for

DEMONS!

Open Sesame (Street) Part Eight

"It was the only TV show I was allowed to watch as a kid, (besides David the Gnome) and I have no memory of it."
- Amanda Regan,

co-star of "Josh And Todd: The Story of a Man And His Puppet

But soon after Amanda made that statement she also disclosed:

"I used to have a crush on Ernie"

Open Sesame (Street) Part Seven

The music of Sesame Street has always amazed me. I would play my Sesame Street records all day, and play with my dolls and puppets of the characters, putting on my own Muppet shows for an audience of none, and I loved it.

Ernie singing “I Don’t Want To Live On the Moon” is a piece of art in itself, and of course “Bein’ Green”, probably the first song about equality and self respect I ever heard, but at three years old, to me, it was just Kermit saying it’s OK to be yourself…

And he’s right. It is.

- Jon Bristol

Both songs are available on the CD below, get it now!

Open Sesame (Street) Part Six

I didn't watch a whole lot of Sesame Street when I was a kid... Until I was 6 and saw "Follow that Bird", was without doubt the most amazing movie of my life.

The noble struggle of the Biggest of Birds to find what his real place in the world was. The pathos, the agony, the ecstacy, you get the idea. After that, I found out there was a TV show and I was hooked.

I guess, in some ways, you could say I'm still following that bird.

- Mark Elsinger

Open Sesame (Street) Part Five

Jon here -

So with a little nudge from Chris who suggested we celebrate the 40th Sesaon of Sesame Street starting this month I shot out an email to the Elmwood crew and a few friends asking:

"Share with me your favorite moment or memory from anything Sesame Street related"

And Jorge Gonzalez (star of "Betty And Me")replied:

"Waiting patiently for Oscar and the Count."

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A Very Special Poetry Corner on a Very Special Day

Open Sesame (Street) Part Four

"Share with me your favorite moment or memory from anything Sesame Street related"

Sesame Street had an impact on my life, but even more so on my brother and mother. For much of our childhoods my mother was a stay-at-home mom. During the day she was very attentive and we didn't watch a lot of TV, but every day when Sesame Street came on, we would watch that while my mom got a little peace, took a shower, poured herself a cup of coffee, whatever, content that we were safely enthralled watching the greatest neighborhood in the world.

While I loved Super Grover and the Count, my brother was more fond of Big Bird and Ernie. One day, when my brother, Cameron, was a toddler, I was off at school and my mother dropped Cam in front of Big Bird and went off to take a shower. As she shut the water off, from in the living room she heard my brother screaming as though being torn apart by a pack of wild Honkers and Dingers. Grabbing a towel, she vaunted out of the shower, slamming her big toe on the edge of the tub, breaking it. In agony, she stumbled out into the living room, where my brother stood, pointing at the TV crying "Big Bird all done. Sesame Street is over!"

Truly a testament to the power those Muppets have over our lives.
- Josh Tanner

More to Come... But tomorrow we go back to our normal madness with a

Very Special Poetry Corner

Open Sesame (Street) Part Three

"Share with me your favorite moment or memory from anything Sesame Street related"

I don't remember this myself but my mom tells this story any time she can.

When I was 9 months old, I was in my room with my mom getting my diaper changed. She put me down on the floor and was cleaning up and Sesame Street came on in the background. I heard it, started calling out "Big Bir, Big Bir" and couldn't crawl fast enough out of the room to get to the TV.

I got up and just started to walk instead.

- Kelly Osborne

Open Sesame (Street) Part Two

"Share with me your favorite moment or memory from anything Sesame Street related"

Jim Willams said:

Two Words: Super Grover!

Open Sesame (Street) Part One

Jon here-

So I get an email this morning from Chris and it says something to the effect of; "We should do something in honor of Sesame Street"...

And he's right!

In case you didn't know this week the 40th Season of Sesame Street begins. That's quite an amazing thing... And Sesame Street is something we all grew up with and is something that definitely influenced many of us here in Elmwood to do what we do...

So in honor of Sesame Street, from todat through Thanksgiving, we'll be posting some of our favorite memories of that wonderful place in the ghetto. I sent n email out to the Elmwood Crew and a few of our close friends asking them this:

"Share with me your favorite moment or memory from anything Sesame Street related"

And since Chris got this ball rolling we'll start with his...

I believe it would be the truck scene from "Follow that Bird"…
"Jump Big Bird!"
"I can't jump from a moving vehicle. That's not safe. I shouldn't even be standing.""Ok, this one time, I give you special permission…"
I also enjoy Mandy Patinkin as Huxley in The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland:
My Wubbie!
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Wubbie!Blanket!Wubbie!

- Christopher A. Lemanski

More to come!

Happy Halloween! Get Ready to Lock and Load!

Art By Gabe Finkinstein

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Puppet A Day

Jon Here...

Puppet A Day hits the One Year mark today!

I pulled it off, hahaha...

Ends just as it started... With Plink!



Hope you enjoyed and keep checking back on it, more puppets will keep going up!

JB

Happy Halloween From The Bad Monster!

Turn your volume up before playing, Bad Monster has a sore throat...

Don't Forget!

Tomorrow Friday October 9th 2009 the Annual
Southington Apple Harvest
is having a Restaurant Crawl!
Each restaurant will have amazing entrees, live music, and an artist on site creating an original work of art that will be auctioned off at the end of the crawl for charity! Tickets for the crawl are running low (if not sold out by now) so get them ASAP!

Gabe will be at Asado cartooning, and I will be at Machiavelli's making a one of a kind puppet!


Here's a PDF of the menu for each restaurant involved in the crawl! Hope you come down and get some great food and have a great time!

JB

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Win a Puppet and Eat Some Great Food!

On Friday October 9th 2009 the Annual

Southington Apple Harvest

is having a Restaurant Crawl!

Each restaurant will have amazing entrees, live music, and an artist on site creating an original work of art that will be auctioned off at the end of the crawl for charity!

Elmwood's Gabe Finkinstein will be at Asado cartooning,

and myself, Jon Bristol will be at Machiavelli's making a one of a kind puppet!

Here's a PDF of the menu for each restaurant involved in the crawl! Hope you come down and get some great food and have a great time!

JB

You liked the Trading Cards...

...now see what's in store.



Fall 2009 it gets a little Funky in here.

Check out all the Funk at Funk Fu's Blog

Facebook...

Yup, we finally set one up...

So click here to be a Fan and stop asking us too!!!

Hahahaha...

Poetry Corner with Johnnie Sojive!

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Happy Labor Day!

Jon here...

It's Labor Day weekend again, so we at Elmwood Productions want to remind you to support the MDA!
Jerry Lewis and his gang will be on tonite and tomorrow so check your local listings and watch some of the telethon and call in and make a donation! It's up to you and I to help find cures!
Thanks!

- JB

NEWS FLASH: A DORK MEETS A GIRL!

Josh and Todd star Eric Stegmaier is getting married today! Congrats man and good luck!

We love you man and hope your future with Heather is wonderful, beautiful, fun, and funky!

-The Elmwood Crew

Poetry Corner with Johnnie Sojive!

Art in Connecticut!

New Britian Museum Of American Art is having its

Second Annual Summer Art Auction

on Aug. 21, 2009, and two Elmwood pals will be featured!

Art by Gabe Finkinstein and Brie McDonald will be up for auction!

So come on out to the party (last years was awesome) and place a bid on some amazing art!

Click the links above for more info and we hope to see you there!

And Gabe has also just released his first book!

Gabrielle and the Extraordinary

was written by Katherine Mikol and illustrated by Gabe and is now available at xlibris.

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Simon Sinister Live! Free!

Simon Sinister will be playing live at The Pourhouse in Hartford CT Tuesday August 11th.

Its free!

There's gonna be some other bands too, but who cares about them? Simon Sinister free!!!

Bring your whole crew and tell your mom!

Show starts around 9:30.

Free free free!!!!!

This might be the last one for a while so don't miss it!

Hope to see you out there!

Poetry Corner with Johnnie Sojive!

Thanks ConnectiCon!

Jon here-

I just want to say thanks to everyone who came out this past weekend to ConnectiCon and met Steve the Vampire and his Mom!
Those of you who came to the screenings laughed and that means we're doing our jobs right! Thanks for coming!

If you missed out on getting one of the DVDs we had available or if you missed the screening and still want to see the madness in the comfort of your home shoot me an email and I'll get the details on how to get one to you!

Again, thanks for having fun with us, we met a ton of great people, and see you next time!

Jon Bristol
jon(at)elmwoodproductions(dot)com

Happy Birthday Mark!

While Mark Celebrates his 30th Birthday at the bar with his friend Todd it's time for you to check out the latest teaser trailer for Josh and Todd: The Story of A Man and His Puppet!

Steve The Vampire! Tomorrow At ConnectiCon!

Make sure to hit ConnectiCon this Saturday for a screening of

Steve The Vampire!

And stick around after the screening to meet Steve and his mom!

The screenings are Saturday and Sunday AM for you true vampires out there!

ConnectiCon 2009 This Weekend!

Make sure to hit

ConnectiCon, The biggest and best SCi-Fi/Gaming/Madness convention in New England ,

this Saturday for a screening of
Steve The Vampire!

And stick around after the screening to meet Steve himself!

The screenings are:

Saturday, August 1st at 2:30PM in Marriott Capital Room 3

and for you true vampires out there

Sunday August 2nd at 5AM in Marriott Capital Room 1!

Check out all the details in Connecticon's program.

Simon Sinister Live!

The semi-official band of Elmwood Productions; SIMON SINISTER is playing live this Sunday...
Here's the details:

Simon Sinister show at Bleachers in Bristol CT This Sunday, the 19th. 10bands, 10 bucks.

Drink and wing specials all day.

Hope to see ya there!!!

4 men and about 7 years ago...

Here's a few years of laughs summed up in about a minute.

Enjoy.

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Happy 4th!

Don't Blow Off Your Fingers!

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Too Much

Too Much

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Stash!

We have a winner!

Pictured above with Bad Monster is his buddy with a name...

STASH!!!

Meaghan from Middletown in the winner!

Congrats and keep a lookout for Stash to be moving into your place soon!

He asked us to tell you:

"I hope you're single (or at least have single friends) and ready for the sexy of a grey haired puppet to invade your personal space!"

So good luck with this guy! And look out for Stash in an upcoming short here at Elmwood Productions!

Runner -Ups!

We had so many names sent in we can't post them all today! But we did pick a random winner and five runner ups!
The Runner Ups will be getting a DVD featuring a bunch of our shorts
Here they Are:

Mandy in Arizona named him

Marvin C. Peabody

Jenn in Connecticut named him

Superfly Whiteguy

Ben in West Virginia named him

Thaddeus

Kristian in Illinois named him

Mr. Wilford Habershakle

(this was Jon's fave)

Teri in St. Paul named him

Max Python

And the winner will be announced tomorrow!