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Monday, February 1, 2010

Time to Get LOST

The producers of LOST asked us to cook up a new theme tune for the new season. Sadly, it was denied because, in their words, "People are going to be too distracted by the sheer goddamn rockin' awesomeness of the song that they won't be able to concentrate on the show." Well, you can still enjoy our intro, folks! Just play it right as the spinning LOST logo appears at the beginning of each episode.

Namaste.



Download the MP3 (Makes a great ring tone!)

Labels: other projects

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Friday, December 11, 2009

Escape Pod Films picks up 3 Channy Awards!

Escape Pod Films has won 3 Channy Awards at last night's ceremony.

• Best Production Design - Sandwich of Terror
• Best Actor - Chris Prine
• Best Director - Jeremy Westphal

Our pal, Rob Lathan, hosted this great night, which was full of singing, dancing, and yuks galore! Congrats to all the other winners and losers nominees!

Labels: awards, channel 101, sandwich of terror

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Wednesday, December 9, 2009

The Stryker Files 1 & 2 Behind the Scenes Pics

Hey Stryker-Heads! Here are some long overdue behind the scenes pics from episode 1 and 2. We came up with the first Stryker as a short fun shoot we could do in a day and, by golly, that's what we did! (It was also partly inspired by a bizarre coat Chris found in a thrift store.)

In McCarren Park where we shot "Way of the Cardboard Warrior."

Hey, it's TV's Caitlin Norton (Sandwich of Terror) with Funnyman Chris Prine (rehab)!

Shooting at Escape Pod Studios (aka Chris's apartment)

The triumphant return of (the Channy Nominated) Polly H. Squawkers III. After the success of Sandwich of Terror 3, Polly had several dressing room demands for this shoot: Evian water, filet mignon parrot food, and a selection of whores.

In episode 2, we used real 100% kids! They're called "show children" and available for rental at Halloween Adventure. It helped bring realism to this very grounded story of cyber punks and inexplicable flying.

Autumn Clark, Sherlockbot Head Wrangler

Matt Sears was kind enough to let us surgically replace part of his skin with metal. He has since died from a skin infection. What a trooper!

We flew to Vancouver to do this one shot, since they're known for their "realer than real sidewalks".

Hey, we're back at the alley where we shot the hospital scene from Scissor Cop 6! In this shot, Chris and Aldous Davidson go over some fight Choreography, while Jeremy and I engage in that time old debate: Captain Harris or Commandant Mauser from the Police Academy series. (Captain Harris).

The Cyber Gang poses for their debut boy band album "(Robot) Boyz II Men".

Labels: behind the scenes, episode 1, episode 2, pictures, stryker files

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