WORLD'S LARGEST ZOMBIE GATHERING
The day is fast approaching: NOVEMBER 1, 2008 at 3pm.
Have you signed up yet?
Do you want to be in the Guinness Book of World Records?
Do you want to be in the movie Dead Moon Rising 2?
I'm not even going to ask if you want to PARTY ALL WEEKEND
LONG at the most Incredible Halloween Party on the planet...
Of course you do!
City Block is FILLING UP FAST!
Go here to GET YOUR TICKETS NOW:
http://www.anubisdigital.com/party.html
If you haven't looked at this party page for a while, you might
want to scroll through and check out the whole page.
YOU WON'T BELIEVE all the crazy things we have going
on over Halloween Weekend.
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NICK FROM DMR TO SING AT WORLD'S LARGEST
ZOMBIE GATHERING
You've seen Nick (aka Mike Seeley) act. He's made you laugh.
Maybe made you cry. Maybe pissed you off if you've known him
long enough (just kidding Mike).
But did you know he's also a kick ass singer and guitar player.
He actually made a living at it before he became a world
famous actor.
Come see Mike Seeley's Roadhouse Band at 8pm Saturday
Nov. 1 immediately following the World's Largest Zombie
Gathering and film shoot for DMR2.
Check out the schedule of events near the bottom of the party
page:
http://www.anubisdigital.com/party.html
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SHOOT THE ZOMBIE PAINTBALL CAGE
OK, now this may be the coolest thing we've come up with yet.
The good folks at Paintball Asylum will be providing us with
a cage, a live (or maybe that would be undead) zombie, and
guns to shoot at him!!
Come on now, when will you ever have the opportunity
again to take shots at a real zombie?
Just come to the party, and you can fire away at the living corpse
Friday, October 24, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Darkside Films!
Darkside Films is now planing to shoot both Frozen and Severed in the State of Wisconsin , mostly in the Milwaukee area. T
otal budget of the films is around 1 million dollars.
Mr Kahn chose Wisconsin after his visit to It Came From Lake Michigan Film Fest last year.
Casting calls will be posted on this site and others should they be needed.
otal budget of the films is around 1 million dollars.
Mr Kahn chose Wisconsin after his visit to It Came From Lake Michigan Film Fest last year.
Casting calls will be posted on this site and others should they be needed.
Friday, October 3, 2008
G.I. Films
NEHST STUDIOS GIVES MILITARY A CHANCE
Partners With Screenwriting Veteran in New Company
New York, NY – October 3, 2008…NEHST Studios Founder and CEO Larry Meistrich has partnered with screenwriter Cary Abbott, USMC-Ret. to form GI Pictures. In a groundbreaking move, GI Pictures has developed the first program specifically for members of the military to access film and media opportunities.
The company was founded with the mission to not only search for feature films, television and web series for production, but to also physically produce projects staffed completely with military and veteran crews, actors and creative executives.
GI Pictures came about when screenwriter Cary Abbott, USMC-Ret. pitched NEHST Studios one of his story ideas. A Desert Storm veteran, he spent years trying to get his screenplays read, but could never seem to get in Hollywood’s door. NEHST Studios gave him access he couldn’t get before and optioned his script.
Meistrich and Abbott are currently looking for scripts to build a production around. GI Pictures will select at least a project a year to fund and produce, which will be fully staffed by military members and their dependents. The projects need not be about the military – all genres will be accepted. Above all, the objective of GI Pictures is to support the troops and their families – and to create jobs and promote economic growth.
Meistrich is an award-winning producer with numerous films to his credit, including the Academy Award-winning Sling Blade, You Can Count On Me and Croupier. He is especially proud to work with Abbott on this new endeavor.
If you are a veteran or a member of the military and have an idea to pitch, please visit the GI Pictures website at www.gipictures.com.
About NEHST Studios
NEHST Studios is a diversified film production, financing and distribution company headed up by Chairman and Founder Larry Meistrich producer of Sling Blade and You Can Count on Me and founder of indie film studio Shooting Gallery and entrepreneur, CEO Ari Friedman. One of NEHST's goals is to remove entertainment industry barriers and open up the pitching and development process to anyone with a great idea. The company, which launched at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival, is developing more than twenty feature film, television, and web series projects. For more information on NEHST Studios, please visit us at http://www.nehst.com.
For further information, please contact:
Mia A. Farrell
NEHST Studios Publicity
Tel: 310 866 9495
Email: mfarrell@nehst.com
Partners With Screenwriting Veteran in New Company
New York, NY – October 3, 2008…NEHST Studios Founder and CEO Larry Meistrich has partnered with screenwriter Cary Abbott, USMC-Ret. to form GI Pictures. In a groundbreaking move, GI Pictures has developed the first program specifically for members of the military to access film and media opportunities.
The company was founded with the mission to not only search for feature films, television and web series for production, but to also physically produce projects staffed completely with military and veteran crews, actors and creative executives.
GI Pictures came about when screenwriter Cary Abbott, USMC-Ret. pitched NEHST Studios one of his story ideas. A Desert Storm veteran, he spent years trying to get his screenplays read, but could never seem to get in Hollywood’s door. NEHST Studios gave him access he couldn’t get before and optioned his script.
Meistrich and Abbott are currently looking for scripts to build a production around. GI Pictures will select at least a project a year to fund and produce, which will be fully staffed by military members and their dependents. The projects need not be about the military – all genres will be accepted. Above all, the objective of GI Pictures is to support the troops and their families – and to create jobs and promote economic growth.
Meistrich is an award-winning producer with numerous films to his credit, including the Academy Award-winning Sling Blade, You Can Count On Me and Croupier. He is especially proud to work with Abbott on this new endeavor.
If you are a veteran or a member of the military and have an idea to pitch, please visit the GI Pictures website at www.gipictures.com.
About NEHST Studios
NEHST Studios is a diversified film production, financing and distribution company headed up by Chairman and Founder Larry Meistrich producer of Sling Blade and You Can Count on Me and founder of indie film studio Shooting Gallery and entrepreneur, CEO Ari Friedman. One of NEHST's goals is to remove entertainment industry barriers and open up the pitching and development process to anyone with a great idea. The company, which launched at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival, is developing more than twenty feature film, television, and web series projects. For more information on NEHST Studios, please visit us at http://www.nehst.com.
For further information, please contact:
Mia A. Farrell
NEHST Studios Publicity
Tel: 310 866 9495
Email: mfarrell@nehst.com
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