Count Clowny Episode 2 - Check out our Horror/Comedy web series for free

Count Clowny follows the story of Ed, a newly hired horror host at a small television station, based in Ohio. Tony is Ed's boss, who, for whatever reason, just doesn't like Ed. On the second installment of the Count Clowny show, titled Love Walks In, Ed meets Cindy. Cindy is a fellow employee at B4-7 while overbearing boss, Tony, is not too fond of the meeting and tries to be a thorn in Ed's side. You also get a glimpse of a Count Clowny episode, plus Night of the Living Smuppets! It wouldn't be a telecast without Andy Pyles, and Andy teaches us all how to Build the perfect gingerbread house. You get all this and more right here :

You can also catch up with Episode 1 right here:

Plus, you can watch this week's Acting with Andy. Our own acting coach, life guru and all around "DIY" guy, Andy Pyles wants to share the real history of Thanksgiving. We have all heard about the Pilgrims and Indians, but according to Andy, that might not necessarily be the full truth. You might want to watch this for yourself:

Baggage teaser trailer, casting info & how you can help!

Baggage teaser trailer, casting info & how you can help!

"baggage" is a story that Rob Dimension has been sitting on for over two years now. While eating lunch together, Sal Valente made mention to Rob about a simple premise, this simple premise has blossomed and grown in a full fledged project. Dimension, fresh off the success of the award winning film "No Clowning Around"; another short film he wrote, starred and co-directed, has worked hard to bring fresh life to the Horror genre. Dimension is no stranger to the horror community, from the TV show "Late Night at the Horror Hotel" to blogging and reviews, even to podcasting, he has stood behind so many filmmakers trying to shine a light on the grass roots level; The Independents.

After the gritty feel of No Clowning Around, Dimension wanted to focus on "the complete opposite" and "baggage" was born. Submitting the script to Jeremiah Kipp, a director that Dimension has praised for nearly two years, was a personal risk but came with an amazing reward. Jeremiah responded almost immediately and was on board. Jeremiah had this to say: "baggage immediately captured my interest as a beautiful and macabre tale of a man haunted by desire.  It’s got the feverish melancholy intensity of an Edgar Allan Poe story, but told in a modern and transgressive way.  Every image should resonate with the beauty of a painting, but one where if you look at it too closely, you realize you’re caught up in the swirls of a nightmare."

Kipp is currently involved with the "In Fear of" webseries along with countless other films like Crestfallen, Contact and Easy Prey to name just a few. We could not be any happier to have Jeremiah's amazing vision and directional skills at work for this film. Dimension had this to say "I truly can't wait to work with Jeremiah, he has such passion." For more of Jeremiah Kipp's work, visit :http://kippfilms.com/main.html

The Cinematographer for "baggage" will be Jeffrey Gould, from Action Media Productions (http://www.actionmedia.tv). Jeff has an extensive background in film and has added great chemistry to the team. We are extremely happy to have Jeff and his team a part of this project. 

Also, Associate Producer Bill Wilusz will be leading the Behind the Scenes video package that will be included with the DVD release. Bill has also written, starred and produced his own films (Prey and Demon Hunters) so we are sure this inside look into the making will be a can't miss!

Synopsis - Benjamin is normal. He does his best to fit in with society. He goes to work, loves his significant other and has hopes and dreams just like you. You will follow Benjamin for one day of his life, but will you still believe that Benjamin is normal after his world is revealed?

The cast of Baggage:

Benjamin - Rob Dimension

Julia - Ilaria Malvezzi

Supporting Cast - Steve Corino, Kim Dimension, Amber Marchese, Thomas Mendolia and Chris Raddatz

Writer and Screenplay : Rob Dimension

Director : Jeremiah Kipp

Cinematographer/Editor : Jeffrey Gould

Executive Producer : Kim Dimension
Associate Producer : Bill Wilusz

Soundtrack/Composer : Steve Vil and Burn the Darkness

Photographer : Deirdre Kinnevy (DeeKae Imagery)

Artwork : Brian Mitchell (Brian Mitchell's Creative Mind)

How much do we need? Where is it going? - Even though the film is a short, we have a $3,000 budget. We have special effects that total more than $1,200 plus, securing locations, production costs, food, travel and additional post production expenses. We truly believe that this project will be well worth your donation and support. Dimension, Kipp and Action Media Productions will do their absolute best to make horror fans proud of our effort. We hope this video teaser shows our passion and proves how much we believe in this. 

Your Perks for Support!

(all perks are expected to be delivered by Nov 2013)

$10 - for donating $10 your name will be on our site, as well as in the credits under "Special Thanks" in the finished film. We know times are tough and we are thankful for any support.

$25 - for donating $25 you will receive a Limited poster signed by all involved with the film. This will be a great keepsake that reminds you of all of our hard work and your generosity. Plus, your name will be on our site and in the credits under "Special Thanks" in the finished film. 

$50 - for donating $50 you will receive a finished "baggage" DVD that will not be available elsewhere until 2014. Because we are submitting this film to certain festivals, we can not have an official release this until after the premier. This is a great chance to see what others will be talking about and have some special bragging rights. In addition, you will receive the Limited Poster, your name will appear on our site and see you name in the credits under "Special Thanks". 

$75 - for donating $75 you will receive a "Benjamin is Normal" t-shirt. (Please enter your size when ordering). This will help promote the film and will stick out to your friends once you know that Benjamin is NOT normal. You will also receive the DVD, the Limited Poster and special thanks in credits and on website.

$100 - You're an Extra!! That's right, you get a walk on role on camera in the film "baggage" and a credit on IMDB. You also receive the t-shirt, the dvd, the Limited poster and the special thanks. This is a great opportunity to see how movies are made!! (this does not include any travel, lodging or food compensation. You will also be required to sign a release to participate.) An email will be sent to you with filming date and what attire to wear. (We are planning on mid-late May filming and are not responsible if you are unable to attend filming due to scheduling conflict). We want you to come be a part, enjoy the experience and have some fun creating movie magic! (Location is near Red Bank/Long Branch, NJ)

$250 - Hello Mr Producer!! That's right, for donating $250, you are in instant Associate Producer for "baggage", you also receive an IMDB credit that says so!! Plus, you still get to be an Extra, you get the t-shirt, the DVD and the Limited poster and your name is on the site! You are proving that you believe in this project and filmmaking!!  This is a great opportunity to see how movies are made!! (this does not include any travel, lodging or food compensation. You will also be required to sign a release to participate.) An email will be sent to you with filming date and what attire to wear. (We are planning on mid-late May filming and are not responsible if you are unable to attend filming due to scheduling conflict). We want you to come be a part, enjoy the experience and have some fun creating movie magic! (Location is near Red Bank/Long Branch, NJ)

$500 - This is the King Perk! You get to be involved in the final editing process, you watch the film in a very exclusive screening with Director, Jeremiah Kipp, Cinematographer and editor Jeff Gould, plus Associate Producer Bill Wilusz and Writer/Lead Actor Rob Dimension. You see the finished project before ANYONE else!! You are also listed as Associate Producer for "baggage", you also receive an IMDB credit that says so!! Plus, you still get to be an Extra, you get the t-shirt, the DVD and the Limited poster and your name is on the site! You are proving that you believe in this project and filmmaking!!  This is a great opportunity to see how movies are made!! (this does not include any travel, lodging or food compensation. You will also be required to sign a release to participate.) An email will be sent to you with filming date and what attire to wear. (We are planning on mid-late May filming and are not responsible if you are unable to attend filming due to scheduling conflict). We want you to come be a part, enjoy the experience and have some fun creating movie magic! (Location is near Red Bank/Long Branch, NJ). This gives you an absolute inside look at how it's done and the process. We can't wait to hear what you think!!

We really appreciate your consideration, your support and believing in this project. Stay tuned to www.YouveBeenRobbedFilms.com for updates as well as www.RobDimension.com 

Award Winning EMERGING PAST Preps for UT Premiere

Award Winning EMERGING PAST Preps for UT Premiere

Writer/Director Thomas J. Churchill brings a new brand of horror to Salty Horror Film Festival with his three time award winning film EMERGING PAST

LOS ANGELES:  Writer/director Thomas J. Churchill has garnered much attention lately in the horror film world.   Mr. Hush Weekend of Fear premiered two of his films this past weekend.  The triple award winning film EMERGING PAST which he wrote, directed and produced had its Pennsylvania premiere and MR. HUSH - in which he has a supporting role as Sheriff Churchill as well as producer - had its world premiere.   Churchill attended Mr. Hush Weekend of Fear to support the premieres of his films and participate in Q&A’s with the screenings.  He also signed autographs and took pictures with fans throughout the three-day convention along with EMERGING PAST stars: Stephen Geoffries, Steve Dash, Edward X. Young and Mike Marino. 

Churchill will be bringing his brand of horror to Utah for the film’s premiere at the Salty Horror Film Festival in Salt Lake City on Saturday, November 6^th as part of a LOST BOYS reunion.  Brooke McCarter and G Tom Mac will participate in a Q&A following the film.  The screening of EMERGING PAST will be followed by the original 1987 THE LOST BOYS film w/McCarter, G Tom Mac and an acoustic performance by McCarter and G in the Tower Theatre, Salt Lake City.

EMERGING PAST recently took the Best Actor Award for Brooke McCarter’s performance as the boozing, womanizing reporter Dylan at the Spooky Empire Freakshow Horror Film Festival in Orlando, FL on October 10th.   EMERGING PAST had already created a buzz at the New York City Independent Film Festival this August when festival organizers had to book a second screening because the first one sold out ahead of show time.  Interest in the film was proven justified when EMERGING PAST took home the award for Best Horror Feature and Best Song for “Mud” (by Katie DiCiccio) during the closing night awards ceremony.  The Best Actor win in Florida makes three wins in as many screenings, setting an enviable record for any feature film.

EMERGING PAST is a horror twisted psycho-thriller rollercoaster ride of terror that follows a tormented woman on her journey to discover where her past is leading her.  The film stars Brooke McCarter (THE LOST BOYS) as you’ve never seen him before.  Krista Grotte (THE UH-OH SHOW, BRAINJACKED), Steve Dash (FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 2), Stephen Geoffries (FRIGHT NIGHT, 976-EVIL), Tony Moran (HALLOWEEN 1 & 2), Edward X. Young (THE GREEN MONSTER, MR. HUSH) and Mike Marino (MR. HUSH, COLD PLASTIC, THE STRANGE1) round out this impressive cast of genre stars with music written by G Tom Mac (THE LOST BOYS’ “Cry Little Sister”).   G Tom Mac’s internet hit “Soul I Bare” and the only song Cory Haim recorded with him, “Mend Me,” are featured in the film.  EMERGING PAST was produced by Church Hill Productions and Chocolate Bunny Productions.

Writer/director Churchill says that his vision for the film came from a road trip to Washington DC, the setting for one of his favorite films, THE EXORCIST and says “Somewhere between THE EXORCIST and THE OMEN EMERGING PAST shall sit.”

If you’d like more information about EMERGING PAST, MR. HUSH or to schedule an interview with writer/director Thomas Churchill or cast members, please contact Marla Stoker at 314.973.5525 or marlastoker@churchhillproductions.com .