Following is a link for Tapestry Filmscapes first short film Egg, written by Jeremy C. Shipp out in sunny California and shot here in Texas. I had to reduce the file size from 2.79 gigs to less than 500MB, so there is a little bit of loss in quality, but not enough to hardly notice (at least on my screen). Anyway, those of you who wish to link it up and help spread it around, do so, by all means.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=105265155
The main web addy is: www.myspace.com/eggfilm
The reason I'm putting this up is that I've noticed other filmmakers posting their work on the web and getting decent responses. Getting noticed in a larger arena. EGG has been available thru Raw dog Screaming Press (Jeremy's publisher) for about a year and a half and will remain the exclusive seller of the full DVD package that includes the hi-rez version of the movie, 2 behind-the-scenes segments and the music videos. So if any of you would like to get the DVD or check out other stuff from the author, here's the link: http://www.rawdogscreaming.com/sheep.html
A couple of the reviews for EGG:
http://www.fatally-yours.com/horror-reviews/jeremy-c-shipps-egg-2009/ http://www.outsiderwriters.org/archives/528#more-528http://indiefilmchat.com/main/index.php/20081214145/Review-Egg.html
On the Party Girl front:
PG apparently did well at The Hudson Horror Show, according to Dustin LaValley, who was in attendance. He says we garnished some hearty applause at the film's finish, something the first 5 films didn't. Very cool! And we have more festivals throughout the year! I am currently working on a PoVid (poetry video) based on John Edward Lawson's 'Where The Heart Isn't', from his book of collected poetry, The Troublesome Amputee. John is an excellent bizarro/surrealist poet and dark fiction author, and owner of Raw Dog Screaming Press. His work, along with Dustin LaValley, Jeremy C. Shipp and many other fantastic authors can be found here: http://www.rawdogscreaming.com/
Iwould have uploaded EGG here in a nice neat little window, but BLOGGER has a 100mb file size limit, which would destroy the quality of the film. Sorry 'bout that.
J
