Yesterday I did another episode of the podcast "Let's Chat" and it was a blast. I think it'll be up by Friday.
And now I'm kicking back, listening to"Musicology" with a cup of hot coffee on this cold spring morning.
I'm feeling good. I hope you are too.
I haven't posted any new puppet pictures since Mid-February. I haven't built anything I can share, really… The boat will be sailing gain after this weekend though. I'll be back into full on prep mode for the next Elmwood adventure!
The premiere screenings for HEAD are just ten days away!
Where did the last year go? Hahahaha!
HEAD - HORROR THE ELMWOOD WAY!
A one of a kind film starring an all puppet cast in a throwback to the slasher films of the 1970's and 1980's. A group of twenty somethings go for a nice fall weekend camping trip and end up in the middle of nightmare they may never escape from…
Elmwood Productions invites you to join us March 28th and 29th at Paris In Plantsville Gallery and Studio for the premiere screenings of HEAD.
Following the film the film makers along with cast members will be on hand for a Q&A session for anyone interested.
The 3/28 screening starts at 8:00 PM, and the 3/29 screening is at 7:00 PM, doors open an hour earlier both nights.
HEAD is Rated R, for gore, horror, four letter words and anything else you'd expect in a horror movie starring puppets, so we advise leaving the kids at home!
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is a one of a kind film starring an all puppet cast in a throwback to the slasher films of the 1970's and 1980's. A group of twenty somethings go for a nice fall weekend camping trip and end up in the middle of nightmare they may never escape from…
Elmwood Productions invites you to join us March 28th and 29th at Paris In Plantsville Gallery and Studio for the premiere screenings of HEAD.
Following the film the film makers along with cast members will be on hand for a Q&A session for anyone interested.
The 3/28 screening starts at 8:00 PM, and the 3/29 screening is at 7:00 PM, doors open an hour earlier both nights.
HEAD is Rated R, for gore, horror, four letter words and anything else you'd expect in a horror movie starring puppets, so we advise leaving the kids at home!
My buddy J. Timothy Quirk has a great entertainment/news site called Nutmeg Chatter and he was cool enough to ask me to sit down with him for a bit and discuss Elmwood and HEAD…