The greatest legs in Hollywood history

RIP.

Something I did not expect

Something I did not expect to happen anytime in the near future was a return to effects makeup. I worked the last three days on a short about a vampire with a humanized angle. It was superfun to finally do makeup on a horror; sweat, blood, tears, fangs, bites, the works. Interestingly enough, most of the makeup effects weren't originally supposed to be there-- I went ahead and did what I thought should be done and the directors went for it every time. Originally there was supposed to be no bite, no blood, I got them to approve a neck appliance of fang bites the size of nickles (and applied both in under twenty minutes!!) Here is the only picture I have in focus of the lead, but more will be on the way when the set photographer gets back in touch.

Soccer Mom Trailer

Help bump the views count!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ2Jfiab9RA

Also check out the new site http://www.soccermomshort.com

Acceptance #2

"Zombie Gets A Date" was just accepted into the Zompire: The Undead Film Festival, which, might I mention, if it didn't get into I would have considered it a failure to zombiekind.

To unlife!

Tribeca Video Bio

The Tribeca Video Bio is online. It is on the first page, click the image of the red-haired chick labeled "Zombie Gets A Date". I apologize to everyone that sees it for it's semi-pretentious nature; I fell sick as a dog at the time and couldn't scrounge up the energy to do something truly engaging. Next time though, eh? Weird to see it up there... and to think people are watching... and reading... me... but I guess that's the point of this blog.

Publicity Stickerz

Hell no it isn't.

Do-over!

The new LeetalPlatt.com is up, and running pretty. The only glitch is the photos take forever to load, so that will get fixed soon and don't complain to me about it because I already know! Jesus, get off my back!

Woooo

This is starting to get a little exciting.

Tribeca Film Fest Guide is online.

Tribeca Press Release

Tribeca Shorts Press Release

Zombie Poster

I will let the minions know when it is time to plaster this image everywhere but your mom. Special thanks to Victoria Nece for her critical eye.

Acceptance #1

"Zombie Gets A Date" has been accepted to its first festival. And it's a doozy, fellas, cuz it's TRIBECA. Zombie will be featured in the shorts program at the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC (which gives me an ace reason to return to the apple for a spell.) Check back for screening updates! Toast? Anyone? This is the biggest festival any of my work has ever premiered at.

Zombie Gets A Date: Complete

The 2 minute animation "Zombie Gets A Date" has FINALLY been completed. And to think the idea came to me on the second day of class in September of 2006. It took nearly a year and a half to complete.






It will go 'round festivals before Youtube claims it. Updates soon as to where it'll play.