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James Warbington recently launched a Cafe Press store for The Black Earth, a ten minute zombie comedy film that I have mentioned numerous times on DynamicSubspace.net . You can find t-shirts, hoodies, trucker hats, and more on The Black Earth’s Cafe Press store here. Stay tuned for an interview with James about making The Black …
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It seems like James Warbington’s The Black Earth, an irreverent, indie zombie comedy short film, is everyone online all at once. Watch the film, follow its characters, and more online on these sites: FUNNYORDIE: http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6cc15ed4f0/the-black-earth-2011-short-film-grindhouse-zomedy YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJkf-8aHVoo VIMEO: http://vimeo.com/30772403 HANK ELLIS’S TWITTER ACCOUNT http://twitter.com/#!/TheBlackEarth INDIEGOGO: donations and watch video there as well http://www.indiegogo.com/The-Black-Earth-the-Feature FAMILY …
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My buddy James Warbington has completed shooting and moved on to editing his latest short film, The Black Earth. James and I go way back to my days in the big ATL. Besides trying to stay out of trouble, we collaborated on two 48-Hour Film Projects–once with James serving as Director/Producer and once with me …
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Originally spied on the outstanding blog SFSignal here, I cannot recommend the above short science fiction film enough! Called “Ollie Klublershturf vs. The Nazis” and written by Damon Lindelof of LOST and Star Trek fame, it is about a young prodigy who uses his recently invented time machine to thwart the evil plans of post-WWII Nazis. …
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My friend, James Warbington, is working on a short film with Kevin Wayne and Black Scorpion Films in Alabama called The Lullaby. It is described as: A short thriller that finds innocence the key to cruelty. A detective interrogates a physically scarred and mentally unstable woman who unravels the mysteries of how and why she has …
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