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[25 Sep 2011 | No Comment | 399 views]

New Mexico called me. Apparently the entire state just can’t get enough of our singing ghosts. So the entire state got together with the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival and invited us back to screen once more! Don’t be a New Mexican’t, be a New Mexican! Come and see THE DEAD INSIDE , October 20-23rd (screening date yet to be determined).

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[13 Oct 2010 | No Comment | 218 views]

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.
OFFICIAL MOVIE COVER ART

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Project Updates, The Dead Inside »

[17 Feb 2010 | 2 Comments | 371 views]

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 …

Project Updates, The Dead Inside »

[1 Feb 2010 | No Comment | 403 views]

As I was driving to Taco Bell last night around 12:30am, I couldn’t help but think that driving delirious was eerily similar to driving drunk. The only real difference is that one is legal. We had wrapped about forty minutes prior, but should have shot for another hour. I decided the rest of the shots would have to wait when we filmed an entire scene (three times) in which I never once caught that my sound man (Aaron Gaffey) was taking up a portion of the right frame. I made peace …