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19 / 10 / 2011, 09:09A while ago I directed Part II of New Lands, a production of Bart Media Designs. After some good post production work by Bart, I am happy to share the final result of a no-budget team effort on a very cold shooting day. Sit back, relax and enjoy New Lands Part II.
read more 0 commentsA horror film with Guillermo del Toro’s name attached is sure to attract positive attention. His Spanish spoken 2006 film Pan’s Labyrinth was a work of art. Furthermore, he directed many fine other films (Blade II, Hellboy & Hellboy II). However, Del Toro only acts as producer for Mama: the movie is actually the debut of Andrés Muschietti. It is based on a three minute short film Muschietti made in 2008. Was Del Toro right to attach his name to this production?
read more 0 commentsJohn McClane is back in the fifth installment of the Die Hard movie series: A Good Day to Die Hard, but does an aging Bruce Willis still make for a convincing action hero? The Die Hard series is known to consist of ‘fun’ action blockbusters with a serious undertone. Although all parts so far have been at least above average, the two, in my opinion, best films in the series have both been directed by John McTiernan. The first: Die Hard (1988) and the third: Die Hard – with a Vengeance (1995). Extrapolating that, we should be expecting something good for the fifth installment, although a different director is attached this time: John Moore.
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I had some great fun recently co-directing and shooting the first installment of the “Newlands” shorts with a small crew. Newlands is produced by Bart Media Designs. Check out the resulting video below.
And, of course, a ‘behind the scenes’:
Thanks to Bart, Martijn, Nick, Sofie and Jaco!
