The Dead Inside is no longer a virgin. She lost it on stage, March 5th, 2011 in Durango, Colorado, and most appropriately so. The woman working the snack bar/liquor bar informed me that it was the very stage they put up all of their stage musicals, which is why they wanted to show TDI there. I liked that…and still do.
I heard it from many that weekend. “You know, I don’t even like musicals, but that was awesome.” Seems people are initially wary when they plop their butts down for our film, …

I may have finally found my audience. Turns out that dead people have an interest in my films. While looking over our movies website traffic, Shannon pin-pointed a specific visitor. Somebody (or something) was checking out www.thedeadinside.com from the Rosedale Cemetery. I’m dead serious. Take a look at the map here and you will see what I mean. The dead inside are interested in The Dead Inside! This opens up an entire new market for the film! I am honored that people who have long shuffled off this mortal coil …

Does the world really need a musical about ghosts and zombies? The answer is yes. Therefore why not be a part of the magic! We have opened a KickStarter page for the film in which can go and donate in exchange for cool movie incentives like: Copies of the film, movie credit, T-shirts and posters and on and on…
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Hello good people of the internet. My name is Travis and I am here to tell you all about my fantastic new movie, The Dead Inside. So many cool things to unveil! Help support truly original cinema and tell your friends all about  this cool indie film you discovered. They’ll be so impressed they might even sleep with you…finally. I’ll supply you below with all the ammo you’ll need to spread the love as well as have fun along with us on this cinematic journey.
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It’s been well over a month and a half since we wrapped production on the ghost possession musical EVERYONE (no one at the moment) is talking about! The Dead Inside cameras may have stopped rolling, but the movie continues to consume my life. Being the editor of the film, I am now offered the opportunity to write my story all over again, because that’s pretty much what happens. You write it in screenplay form and  you love it. You shoot it, it evolves and changes on set and love it. …

Darkness. There is noise, but not surrounding me. It seems to be coming from inside me, as if my brain was flicking around in a hundred different directions. It’s insufferable. My numb hands lift up off the imitation silk to touch my face, but instead they hit the ceiling. Feels like wood, but then my hands are numb so it’s hard to say. One thing is certain, the space I am in is tight. I guide my hands to my face and my cold fingers touch my eyes. They are …

This weekend I climaxed all over my apartment. I started off nice and slow in the living room, then as the pressure built up I moved into the bedroom where I sprayed the end of the movie all over the walls, the bed, the floor, the bookshelf…the place got pretty coated. A mixture of rage, hurt, betrayal and blood oozed off the set this weekend in what was the last of the shooting we will be doing on the main set (Shannon and I’s apartment). There is still one weekend …

This weekends shoot was a bit eerie in tone. It was the first weekend that we scaled production down to just two days instead of three, and their was a lack of urgency in the air. We are a mere two weeks away from wrapping the production and this weekend was devoted to grabbing a few pick up shots and also shooting a series of singles used in montage form . Not a lot of heavy lifting and certainly not a lot of beefy scene work. The important thing here …

I often forget that I am shooting a feature film in my apartment, surrounded by neighbors who are not shooting feature films in their apartments. “Dude, why the fuck are you banging on my wall at 12:30am? Trying to sleep? Don’t be a pussy. I’m making art.” That’s the thought that jumps into my head when my actor is singing his guts out and the angry pounding begins. This being both a horror movie AND a musical you can probably imagine just how many weird sounds are floating through my …

When I was writing the script to The Dead Inside, there were moments in which I needed to span time without actual dialog between the characters. To do this is actually quite simple. You write a montage. A series of smaller scenes that promote a length of time and help push the story forward. I knew while writing these select scenes that they were perfect for the final experience of the movie, but were going to suck my ass to shoot. What I love most about the production side of …