The edit for The Naked Zinester is finally done!
I'd like to thank everyone involved. This has been a really fun project to work on. Over the next couple weeks I will be submitting it to a line-up of festivals. We have some teasers headed your way. So everyone will get a glimpse of the film before it heads off to festival. You'll have to wait to see the whole thing until after it has screened.
-Jon Nix
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Monday, November 26, 2012
Lilith now available on DVD
Lilith is finally available on DVD and Direct Download today! I worked on this movie about a year and a half ago as an art department PA. I can easily say that I learned more being on this film than from much of college. It was a fantastic experience working under Kristen Adams, who is moving onto big things like Child of God from Cormac McCarthy and James Franco.
Lilith's director, Sridhar Reddy has been a well of information and has been a great support as we've gotten TurnStyle Films off the ground. He has a new super secret short film coming out soon that I can't wait to see.
So run over to Nehst and grab a copy of Lilith. You won't regret it!
-Jon Nix
Lilith's director, Sridhar Reddy has been a well of information and has been a great support as we've gotten TurnStyle Films off the ground. He has a new super secret short film coming out soon that I can't wait to see.
So run over to Nehst and grab a copy of Lilith. You won't regret it!
-Jon Nix
Monday, November 19, 2012
The Naked Zinester: Official Poster
Thursday, November 15, 2012
The Naked Zinester: Second Cut Finished
I just finished the second cut of our Aaron Tsuru Documentary. Titles are completed. The cut is pretty locked in. All that is left is Color Correction, final mix and score along with any other little tweaks we decide to make. We've also come up with a title: The Naked Zinester
As I've said before, I can't wait for this to come out. Only another week or so until I start submitting it to festivals.
Here is the main opening title to give you a little taste of what's coming:
-Jon Nix
As I've said before, I can't wait for this to come out. Only another week or so until I start submitting it to festivals.
Here is the main opening title to give you a little taste of what's coming:
-Jon Nix
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Through the TurnStyle - Thaddeus Anna Greene
Here comes the next Through the TurnStyle session we shot with Thaddeus Anna Greene out of Cleveland, Ohio. These guys were a lot of fun. Watch em' tear it up below.
Through the TurnStyle - Thaddeus Anna Greene from TurnStyle Films on Vimeo.
-Jon Nix
Through the TurnStyle - Thaddeus Anna Greene from TurnStyle Films on Vimeo.
-Jon Nix
Friday, November 9, 2012
Aaron Tsuru Documentary Edit
Last month we shot a short documentary with photographer, Aaron Tsuru. We caught up with him only days before he and his wife were moving off to NYC. Along with model Cherry La Voix the footage is amazing. It has so many truly genuine moments, everything from giddy laughter to reflective insecurity.
Last night I worked on the edit for 8 hours. It was a real joy to finally get a good rough cut hammered out. I will be tightening up the edit over the next couple weeks as well as supervising the creation of the score by Jim Curtis. This is going to be a great piece to show off at festivals. I can't wait! I'm guessing the final run time with be somewhere in between 12 and 13 minutes, which means that it is the longest piece we've come out with yet.
My goal is to get it done by November 27th so I can meet the submission deadlines for CineKink NYC, Pasadena International Film Festival, FilmFest Dresden, Brooklyn Film Festival, Atlanta Underground Film Festival, Cleveland International Film Festival, LA Film Festival and Aspen ShortFest. It's a big list and I hope we'll be accepted to most of them.
Below is a screenshot I took from Aaron's blog. A tease of the edit so far. That's all you'll get for now.
-Jon Nix
Last night I worked on the edit for 8 hours. It was a real joy to finally get a good rough cut hammered out. I will be tightening up the edit over the next couple weeks as well as supervising the creation of the score by Jim Curtis. This is going to be a great piece to show off at festivals. I can't wait! I'm guessing the final run time with be somewhere in between 12 and 13 minutes, which means that it is the longest piece we've come out with yet.
My goal is to get it done by November 27th so I can meet the submission deadlines for CineKink NYC, Pasadena International Film Festival, FilmFest Dresden, Brooklyn Film Festival, Atlanta Underground Film Festival, Cleveland International Film Festival, LA Film Festival and Aspen ShortFest. It's a big list and I hope we'll be accepted to most of them.
Below is a screenshot I took from Aaron's blog. A tease of the edit so far. That's all you'll get for now.
-Jon Nix
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Apache Dropout on Vintage Media Group
Vintage Media Group picked up our new video with Apache Dropout. Check it out below. Show them some love.
-Jon Nix
-Jon Nix
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Through the TurnStyle - Apache Dropout
We shot with the incredibly talented and immensely fascinating, Apache Dropout. We caught up with them on their most recent tour when they stopped by local Cleveland hangout, The Happy Dog. They gave us an eye popping interview and blew us away with their crushing bass-lines later in the night. These guys are a band to you have to know about!
www.turnstylefilms.com
www.facebook.com/ApacheDropoutUS
-Jon Nix
Monday, November 5, 2012
JohnG T-Shirt Design
Thursday, November 1, 2012
The Act of Killing
I was lucky enough to see the world premier screening of The Act of Killing
this year at TIFF and it was easily the best film I saw there. Spring Breakers was a ton of fun and The Master got very under under my skin, but nothing is going to stick with me like this movie. So I was obviously excited when I heard that Drafthouse Films had picked it up for distribution.
After a long Q&A with the audience the discussion moved outside the theater where I got to here the director, Joshua Oppenheimer, speak more about the process of making the movie. Once the crowd started to thin I managed to speak with him for a few minutes. After he complimented my Harvey Pekar shirt I told him about TurnStyle Films and some of the projects we have in the works. He was nothing but encouragement and passion. I left feeling even more energized about everything in the future.
And much to my surprise Joshua just reposted my status about the news of his film getting distribution, name dropped me and thanked me!
Thank You Joshua! I can't wait to watch your film again.
-Jon Nix
PS: Here is the Intro and Q&A from the TIFF Screening that I mentioned above. I'm really happy someone got this on film. It's full of some amazing info and stories.
After a long Q&A with the audience the discussion moved outside the theater where I got to here the director, Joshua Oppenheimer, speak more about the process of making the movie. Once the crowd started to thin I managed to speak with him for a few minutes. After he complimented my Harvey Pekar shirt I told him about TurnStyle Films and some of the projects we have in the works. He was nothing but encouragement and passion. I left feeling even more energized about everything in the future.
And much to my surprise Joshua just reposted my status about the news of his film getting distribution, name dropped me and thanked me!
Thank You Joshua! I can't wait to watch your film again.
-Jon Nix
PS: Here is the Intro and Q&A from the TIFF Screening that I mentioned above. I'm really happy someone got this on film. It's full of some amazing info and stories.
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