I feel bad about it.

You know what really bums me out about this movie?  We had a guy shooting behind the scenes stuff...and he vanished.  I've been thinking about getting a documentary done.  Anyone out there with the tools and the talent...I would be happy to provide you with materials.

We have a film in the works. Just finished an awesome script, and we'll be shooting in December. 

Unfortunately for some people...it's not a Ghostbusters fan film. 

Still, you will enjoy it...

Still going strong, eh? 


Am I a prude for no longer watching fan films? Or am I a sell out? 

Seriously.  Do things still happen here?  I've neglected it for so long...

I have suspended new forum registrations until further notice.  If anyone out there wants to sign up to post here, they should email me directly at hank.braxtan and the domain is yahoo.com .

Anyone interested in the budget or helping should email me.  I don't check this forums very often anymore (in case you couldn't tell).

I'm working on a couple things that if I get enough cash (around 200k) I can get most of the ROTGB team back together for. 

He's a great actor.  Too bad he had very little to do with this movie.

IT WAS TERRIBLE.

Well...it's been two years since I posted in this thread.  Now I use facebook...myspace is dead to me.


That being said, I don't spend a lot of time on there.  I know most people are addicted to it. 

I don't mean BraxtanFILM is making another feature.  BraxtanFILM for all intents and purposes is dead at the moment.

I will be producing and directing an original feature in the fall, but I post about it here because...well, you keep coming here!



Is BraxtanFILM dead forever?  Who knows.  I won't be doing any fan films until I make some serious cash first.  Most of the original members of BraxtanFILM have gone on to continue to work in the film industry.  The guys who did the FX on ROTGB own an FX company called AuthorityFX.  Several of the actors continue to do so, you can follow their progress if you wish.  The lighting and camera department are all out in LA working professionally. 

There will be some new shorts one day--I can promise you that.  But the main people that was and is BraxtanFILM are spread out across the country.  So maybe one day we'll meet up and make something again. 

Almost done with the script...we shoot in September.

Life's a bitch.

Seriously.


Get ready. 

*Thumbs up*

Get ready.

I shall launch my campaign against them.  They won't expect an attack on Christmas day!

It's interesting to note that not only is ROTGB deleted from wikipedia, but it's also "Salted", which means it has a title ban that only an administrator can approve for entry to wikipedia.


Meanwhile, other fan films are fine and dandy:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_Solid:_Philanthropy

The ankle is really annoying.  I can hobble around on it, but if I move in certain ways, the ligaments get tight and I get a sharp pain from my ankle up my calf...not to mention it's really gross to think about.

I'm sorry guys, we've suffered a few setbacks recently.  The film is DONE.  Ready to release.


The problem is it was edited on a Mac, and now we have to transfer it over to a PC.  It's not that difficult, just time consuming.  In the meantime, I'll amuse you with the series of events that delayed this film so much.



Originally we shot this thing in December of 2008 (yes, 2008).  It went through a couple different editors, who eventually found themselves too busy to bother (without telling me, of course).  By the time these flakes had fallen through, it was almost August--so we figured, why not wait until Christmas?  So back to the shelf the film goes.

In October we were contacted by a fellow who wanted to distribute the film with some other shorts on DVD, so it was back on the wagon.  I met a great editor out in LA who took the project on and had a cut within a week.  But then, it was time for Christmas break!  (All this AFTER we'd put the film off because we were working on "Sports Jobs with Junior Seau").  No problem, he can edit while he's in West Virginia, and I can sound mix while I vacation in Denver! 

Unfortunately, power was lost during storms in West Virginia, so I didn't even get to the sound mix until New Year's day.  Then that night, I broke my ankle in a hockey game and was out indefinitely...or three days, if you want to be technical.  I flew back to LA on a broken ankle (it's embarrassing being wheeled through the airport at the ripe old age of 29), but didn't have time to get to the film because I had to immediately start directing the feature film "The Untitled Kris Black Project". 


But we're now wrapped on that film and working on getting this little short delivered to you guys.  I apologize for any retardation the project has endured thus far.


In all honesty, we wouldn't even be this far if it weren't for the persistence of Weiss...so when this movie FINALLY sees the light of day (within the next week, I promise), you all have him to thank! 




Talk to you soon.