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Gerard Lough is an Irish filmmaker who adapted Stephen King's short story, "The Boogeyman," for the screen. Read about how he found his own voice and stayed true to King's vision. http://www.channel-kdk12.com/horror-as-art/2011/indie-horror/gerard-lough-the-boogeyman/

Thanks, Steve--glad you enjoyed it!

The last one netted him about 2550 pounds, so at 40+ pounds an hour, I doubt he'll stop anytime soon. This time, he's going for 10,000 in 60 hours. That's quite the challenge--we'll see how it goes.

AD Lane is raising money for his "not quite zombie" film entitled "Invasion of the Not Quite Dead." It's 100% fan-funded, directly by Lane. No Kickstarter or Indie GoGo. He's raised over 65,000 dollars to date, and is doing a 60 hour tweetathon this weekend to pick up another 16,000. Have a look...

Excellent! Thank you for the info!

Hi-- I am working with a group at ASU that is planning a series of short (5-10 min) videos about photovoltaics to be shot over the next several years. They would be shot in cleanrooms, with the primary action being the machinery--production of silicon wafers, etc. I have no real idea how to...

Thanks for the info, guys. Just to be clear, as I'm so new to this. Is there any reason why (besides the fact that the trailer might suck) a distributor would not want the film that had released a trailer already? That is what she was told--that distributors don't want you to release anything...

A friend of mine is launching her first feature film, a horror/thriller. She's been given some advice about trailers that contradicts what I've learned, but I'm less than a newbie. The question is: Is there any disadvantage, in terms of distributors, festivals, etc., to releasing a trailer for...

Just added it to my facebook and twitter feeds, and put up a post on KDK12: http://www.channel-kdk12.com/horror-as-art/2011/indie-horror/get-a-movie-made-crimps/. Hope it helps!

Hi folks-- Been away working at the day job for a while, but I'm back with two new interviews at KDK12. One is with Kevin Kangas, director of "Hunting Humans" : http://www.channel-kdk12.com/horror-as-art/2011/indie-horror/kevin-kangas-hunting-humans/ The other is with an experimental group...

Our interview with Jack Daniel Stanley, creator of French Quarter Films and noted dark fiction filmmaker is up. Jack was an amazing subject, really gave us a great interview. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed working with Jack! http://midnightdouble.nfshost.com/kdk12/wordpress/?p=2367

just give the word when you have your page ready, and we'll "like" it!

Hey, I just heard you hit 810. Not too bad! Congrats!

Just a reminder--if you'd like to take our survey, please do so soon!

Thanks, I've fixed it now!

Thanks, dude! It was fun working with you! Just keep us in mind as those new projects develop!

Hi everyone-- In addition to Steve's great interview, today we are launching a new survey for horror fans, comparing us weirdos to a large national sample. We'd like 500 participants, so please consider doing this, even if you aren't a huge horror fan. The more the merrier...

Thanks, guys! Steve was a great subject! Maybe there are one or two horror auteurs lurking? hmmmm?

Steve talks to us about Slices, his latest projects, and what it's like to be an indie director. Have a look! http://midnightdouble.nfshost.com/kdk12/wordpress/?p=2369

Congratulations on getting filming underway! That's an interesting idea, giving access in return for donations. How is it working?