#liam garvo

[junkyarddemento]

BIOPUNK

Proof of concept shorts are meant to hook you in, leaving you wanting to see more. BIOPUNK does just that, taking us to a post-apocalyptic world where apparently Hodor sells electronics. Kristian Nairn does star but the actor shows off a different side, opposite of the simple minded giant on GOT. Where this story goes, nobody knows, but this feels like the opening of a series or movie that you’d come across a streaming service. 

[teasertrailer]

Biopunk - trailer -> https://teaser-trailer.com/movie/biopunk

[onedayishallcomeback]

The Fitzroy: Indie, sci-fi, black-comedy that needs YOU!

So a while back I got an message from a compadre of mine called Liam Garvo (whose production company, Dresden Pictures, just acquired the rights to a live action adaptation of Grave of the Fireflies interestingly enough).  He asked me to come along and do a table read of a feature that he's working on.  Naturally I agreed and I'm glad I did as the script  - entitled 'The Fitzroy' - was absolutely lovely.

It's a winning combination of elements; alternative history meets black farce.  Think  Fawlty Towers by way of Fallout - with a dollop of Terry Gilliam.  Anyway, as you have no doubt guessed by now it's crowd-source project.

(What? a film with an off beat and inventive premise that DOESN'T have studio backing?)

Sooooo, I've just checked in on their Kickstarter campaigne and they're just over a sixth of the way there.  That's not bad going as they've got a month to go yet before they hit their production deadline.  However, they need the money by then or IT WILL NOT HAPPEN AT ALL.

I'm not asking for your money - just to take a look at their profile on Kickstarter and their pitch video...where they will ask for your money. 

Go on, be a producer.

Later days.

[onedayishallcomeback]

The Correct Angle: My contribution to the Sci-Fi London 48 hour film competition.

Not bad for something with a script improvised by the actors and filmed in one cold night in the docklands. Well done everyone!

Director: Liam Garvo of Dresden Pictures