Neurosisnine Films was founded in 2004, by Will Milosky and Matt Williams. It's a small, independent film company with interests in comedy, horror, and artistic film making. We released a web-series in 2007 titled Exhibit 8 which you can check out on YouTube. Currently We've been holed-up writing several shorts, a few feature length films and a new web-series.
I am not a huge fan of documentaries, but wow, if you only see one in the next coming year, please please watch Marwencol... A segment of it was featured on Showtime's This American Life with Ira Glass, but what they showed was a mere taste of what this film entails, a completely amazing story, and amazing photography.
This 50 second clip is the start of a short project of mine... Most of you have probably seen it by now, but I want to go ahead and post it here as well, and I want to make sure I put a little write up here, so you know what you are seeing.
Basically, this project is going to have four sections. A, B, C, and D... Together they will equal one full story. The opening, below, will possibly change by the time the full project is done, (and if you do enjoy the music on here, please visit my brother's band's site, here, Maple Stave) considering that it was A) just a test, and B) is involved with a project that is consistently changing.
We haven't filmed in awhile, and this is do in part to being my fault really. I have been swamped with stress, trying to find ways to make money, so I can keep living where I do, etc. I have also, as you will probably be able to tell from the short below, been through an event that made me feel, well, that this should be told. I'd like to take a quick sec to thank a few people.
Ernesto Verdejo: For being like a brother to me, and helping talk me through some bad times.
Jessika Ziglar: For doing the exact same! I seriously couldn't have gotten this far along without the help of both of them.
Andrew Klaus: For helping push me to just go ahead and film the damn thing.
And Will Milosky: For being patient with me. We will be back to filming something different soon.
But for now, enjoy 50 seconds, Part A, of the full experimental short, still untitled.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011 at 10:53AM