Part 2 of 2: A quick video report from my experience at the Cinefist sneak peek of WHAT’S UP LOVELY WHAT’S UP LOVELY Q&A (Sneak Preview presented by Cinefist) from Gary King on Vimeo. Click here to view Part 1 Images from the event
I’ve been asked by a few people to cover the post-production workflow. I already talked about the shooting, editing and test screening process. So now I plan to address the score and sound design component and how everything — in theory — comes together in the end. Here’s a snapshot of the final project in Final Cut Pro: (remember to keep your dialogue, sound f/x, music all on separate tracks) This review is all just based on my experiences as [...]
Here’s an interview I did for Channel APA a few months back: Thank you Steve Nguyen for connecting with me and conducting the interview.
ON SALE VERY SOON!! The webstore is almost ready for launch. I’ll also have a few on hand to sell at the Cinefist screening this Friday (5/14) in LA. For a DVD press screener please contact: info@kitchentablefilms.com
FEATURE FILM PROJECT UPDATES: HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHERMANN SONG Casting is officially under way. We had a pretty amazing audition session (singing/dancing) last Friday — and now are getting ready to make some decisions and schedule callbacks. All I can say is I’m extremely excited about having some incredibly talented people on board for this film. I am blown away. WHAT’S UP LOVELY Sneak peek screening on Friday (5/14) – 8pm – in Los Angeles at the [...]
With thanks to Cinefist, our Los Angeles sneak peek on Friday (May 14th) is coming up soon! I’m extremely excited to show it in front of an audience for the very first time. Well…excited may not be the exact word. Nervous would be more like it. You may find me pacing a bit before the screening. Jenn Dees and I will be there along with select cast/crew for a Q&A after the screening. I’ve also been asked to participate in [...]
A little over a year ago I began the journey of making WHAT’S UP LOVELY. I discovered so many things about myself as an artist from creating it with my friends — that I didn’t know I had in me — things I wish to continue to explore with future films (particularly Part Two of the Loneliness Trilogy!) I was in post-production with this film for approximately 11 months of my life. It feels great to finally let go. [...]
This past week I visited Los Angeles with actress/collaborator Christina Rose. It was a jam packed trip with many meetings and plans — with everything culminating with a really fun interview on LA Talks Radio’s Film Courage (hosted by David Branin and Karen Worden). Here’s a quick summary of my trip’s highlights: DAY ONE (March 31): Travel Day – NY to LA. Layover in Denver. Opted for the extra $10/day to have GPS in my rental car. It saved me [...]
This amazing gift was sent to me from a darling person (thanks Victoria!) that I met at the Charlotte Film Festival. I was there last year with NEW YORK LATELY and hope to return sooner than later. I’ve said before there is something magical to me when people gather to watch something that I had a hand in creating. It was a dream of mine that finally came true — and that I never take for granted. Attending screenings, meeting [...]
Here is my interview with the sweet Betty Jo Tucker I did to mainly discuss HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHREMANN SONG and its Kickstarter campaign. We talk about the development of the project, its actors and our shared passion for films. I had a great time. I also asked how I could offer a verbal “hello and thanks” to my wonderful Twitter friends and supporters who planned to listen live to the show….and they asked me to use [...]
Heading into the final mixing stage of WHAT’S UP LOVELY – here’s what I have to deal with…. What my day was like today in about 45 secs…. Life of a DIY FILMMAKER from Gary King on Vimeo.
I’ll be appearing on BlogTalk radio’s MOVIE ADDICT HEADQUARTERS live on Tues (March 16th) at 4pm (EST) speaking with Betty Jo Tucker to discuss HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHERMANN SONG among other projects. I’m told that SINGING IN THE RAIN is Betty Jo’s favorite film so I have no doubt that we’ll hit it off! Date: Tues (March 16th) Time: 3pm (CST)/ 4pm (EST) Website: www.blogtalkradio.com/movieaddictheadquarters I’m told that During the live 45-minute show, listeners are invited to [...]
Roll Call!! Do you want to see WHAT’S UP LOVELY? We are compiling a list of locations (countries and cities) to help us consider where we can take our film to screen (and ideally present it in person). We are also exploring venue options that support indie film screenings and will be partnering with people who are interested in helping us get the film out to their area. One of the exciting new methods on doing this is Openindie – [...]
Peri and his wonderful team (Lisa and Victora) at The Annapolis Pretentious Film Society (APFS) put together this well crafted video about our NEW YORK LATELY screening this month. You can see the TLC he puts in to not only this video, but his screening series as a whole. It was an amazing experience and I cannot highly recommend attending or screening there — wish I could do both more often. Thank you Peri, Lisa, Alex, Victoria, David, Nicole from [...]
In some way, shape or form these films influenced me as I was making WHAT’S UP LOVELY. Some in pre-production, others while shooting and even more during the editing process. Meshes in the Afternoon (1943) Persona (1966) Chungking Express (1999) Eyes Wide Shut (1999) Mullholland Drive (2001) Ratcatcher (2006) The Girlfriend Experience (2009) READ MY DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT
Based on the article “The D.I.Y Book Tour” by Stephen Elliot, this idea fascinates me: “I asked if people wanted to hold an event in their homes. They had to promise 20 attendees. I would sleep on their couch. My publisher would pay for some of the airfare, and I would fund the rest by selling the books myself.” I’m not sure how it could work with film, but in theory it could almost be a similar model. And we’re [...]
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