Upcoming Theatrical Dates for DEADLANDS

**DjfunkmasterG** · 10-Jan-2007

2007, the year of the Dead. I have just been working on some more theatrical venues for DEADLANDS.

March 2007 - Hamilton Arts Center
April 2007 - Hagerstown Cinema 10 Multiplex

Dates and showtimes to be posted soon.

**LouCipherr** · 10-Jan-2007

Dear God, my ugly mug is gonna be on a big screen?

Bring your white canes to the show, people.. after seeing us two on the big screen, ya'll are gonna be blind.

**DjfunkmasterG** · 10-Jan-2007

They might not be able to see you... Hard to see around a 300lb Bald guy. I tend to take up most of the shot.

**LouCipherr** · 10-Jan-2007

touche'!

FYI, horror-movies.ca is even pimpin' the theatrical dates:

Make with the Clickey

**DjfunkmasterG** · 27-Jan-2007

Ok Kiddies, here are the goodies.

Deadlands: The Rising
Theatrical Dates

April 14th 2007 - Hagerstown Cineplex 10 Hagerstown, MD 21742
Showtime: 9:00pm EST
Ticket Price $7.00
Projection Format: JVC D-ILA Digital w/ SDDS Sound

This screening is for the DVD release party and the theater is allowing guests to come in zombie make-up. There will be (3) other short films shown before Deadlands.

Under The Bed - Directed by Lonnie Martin
I am Zombie Man - Directed by Nick Thomson
3rd film - Unknown (Possibly IAZM2)

trailer for upcoming indie horror features.

Intro to feature presentation with Director Gary Ugarek and Producer Brian Wright. Under The Bed director Lonnie Martin will also be present. After the film a 20 minute Q&A will be held with all filmmakers.

FREE DVD Giveaway to the first 10 people.

10% of all gross tickets sales are going to charity. This is a 3 hour long event and the feature presentation will be an extended cut containing deleted scenes not available on the DVD release, and will include an alternate score.

Children under 17 are allowed with Parent or Legal Guardian.

**axlish** · 27-Jan-2007

Congrats on the theatrical dates. Show Season!

**MinionZombie** · 27-Jan-2007

That sounds like a good night of entertainment right there.

*just notices the BenZee quote ... chuckles*

I hope to get a final copy of IAZM2 out to you Deej, as soon as possible ... it'd definitely be in time for April 14th I'd say.

It's a shame we didn't live in the same country so I could poke me 'ed in. Take some piccies, having people turn up dressed as zombies sounds like a kick ass idea.

**LouCipherr** · 28-Jan-2007

What would be really cool is if you and Zombie Man made an appearance! Could you imagine a live Q&A w/ZM?

That would be hilarious.

**MinionZombie** · 28-Jan-2007

lol, I'm sure he'd love it, if he could smuggle enough coovan in his hoodie pocket into the States ... the border patrol guards would probably mistake him for a Taliban-twat or something.

Mind you - Kevlar crash helmet!

**LouCipherr** · 29-Jan-2007

Originally Posted by MinionZombie

Mind you - Kevlar crash helmet!

Then he'd be unstoppable!

**MinionZombie** · 29-Jan-2007

Added an extra bit to my last post on the IAZM2 "peepers" thread, damn Automerge *grrrr*...

If I win a buttload of cash on the bonds or something in the next few weeks/couple of months I'll fly over ... if not, send me a postcard.

**DjfunkmasterG** · 29-Jan-2007

Minion...

Before you send me I AM ZOMBIE MAN 1 & 2, please regrade the print. Friday night I went to the theater and we watched Deadlands on the big 40ft wide screen in the largest auditorium and it was dark..a little too dark. Scene where Brian and I walk down the street were so dark I couldn't even see them so I am gaining it up a tad to fix that problem. I turned the gain down because on the boob tube it was too bright.

The projector is a JVC D-ILA, one of only 20 100% HD Digital Projectors made for Cinema's and it is huge Fooker. In fact this is the only projector Lucas Films would approved the digital version of Attack of the Clones to be shown on when it was released, and the theater has 2 of the 20. It also projects in SDDS, so if you master your film in Surround it will project in surround.

Also, remember your export of the film has to be NTSC Widescreen otherwise they would have to change aspect ratio's on the projector between films and that takes 10 minutes. So make sure you export it as 2-3-3-2 NTSC 24p Widescreen Pulldown.

**MinionZombie** · 29-Jan-2007

Errr ... right ... that sounds confusing.

Of course the problem with IAZM is that it was shot in 4:3...

IAZM2 was shot in 16:9 letterbox...

**DjfunkmasterG** · 29-Jan-2007

I will fix IAZM, I have that file already. Just make sure you re-grade (Brighten) IAZM2. I can tell from the WMV file it will be dark as hell on the screen. I want people to see the comedic genius of these films properly.

Dj

To wet everyone's whistle... The THEATRICAL TEASER!

http://media.putfile.com/DEADLANDS-Theatrical-trailer