Luckily, Clarence Dass was already crazy enough to go through the motions of getting a short made, and thus, Envy was born.

To have a chance to see what creative albit crazy process goes on in that zombie delight of a brain of his, check out his thoughts, musings and trails and tribulations on his blog:

“I get ideas in a number of different ways. That’s one reason I like to read a lot and watch as many movies as I can get my hands on. These things seep ideas and concepts into my work in many interesting little ways, and when I got the idea for the script that would be “Envy”, it came to me in a dream. When I a woke from this dream, there I was at five in the morning, quickly turning on my pc to jot out what would become the first draft of Envy…”

Via Zen and the Art of Zombies

Like all great trilogies, the most fun happens in part 2. Granted there’s no cliffhanger, or Han Solo frozen in carbonite, but we’ve got blood, green goo and an aspiring policeman complete with handy (and heavy) torch.

Here is Episode 2 of the Behind the Scenes of Envy. As always, the smooth rolling Albert Rolls is the interviewer, and damnit I forgot to add Gabe Gravell as the lounging lizard in the middle of the video.

The youtube version is also embedded for your convenience. Dead tauntaun entrails not included.

Why bother with a behind the scenes, making of nOOb Productions short “Envy”?

Because we can. And because we shot a lot of behind the scenes footage during our shoot, we couldn’t just let it go to waste like that

Mind you, during the interviews, you can disregard the messy bookshelf on the right side of the screen. Or the shoddy lighting. Small indie budgets tend to have an effect like that. But it’s all in the spirit of film-making.

Interviewer: Albert Rolls

Edit: Here’s the youtube video for you non-vimeoians.

With the awards night over, we came 2nd, losing out to Cannibal Island for the 1st prize placement. But after seeing the entries, we’re glad that we lost to another horror film.

We’ll have a production diary up soon.

Graphic Designer: Boss, here’s the poster for the new Super 8 movie.

Boss: What? Where? This? What’s this?

Graphic Designer: It’s…the poster. For the movie.

Boss: Poster?! We can’t use this for our newspaper times ad! Looks like someone forgot to turn the camera the right way up! Why are there silhouettes? Where’s the main star power?

Graphic Designer: Well it’s about a bunch of kids tha -

Boss: KIDS?! This poster ain’t no Harry Potter! Get me another poster for the movie!

Graphic Designer: Well we have the teaser poster…

Boss: Sweet Mary – did I just walk into a fucking Art Gallery? Where are the people? Last time I checked, movies were about people! People!

Graphic Designer: Well it’s going for more of a minimalistic -

Boss: Minimalistic your pay grade! I want a person in place of this damn artsy fartsy camera glorification photo of a damn poster!

Hmmm….say….remember that movie with that blue glowy guy whose dong was all you could look at -

Graphic Designer: Watchmen.

Boss: Yeeahh. That one. Grab a picture from that movie and put it in. People here like superheroes. Besides, there’s a damn ‘super’ in the title of this one, we might as well give them something to get excited over.

(Later)

Well, here it is folks.

My friends and I have once again cobbled together another local short film for this year’s Kula Film Awards Open Category. Titled “Envy”, it is our pride and joy that we present to the internet at large the trailer, and in the following weeks, production diaries of…well…the production.

The film has already been handed in for judging, with the results and ceremony at the end of July.

Edit: Sorry here’s the link to the proper trailer /failblogger

Why does this look familiar, yet somewhat confusing? Perhaps this will jog your memory:

Apparently Dragonball Z is getting into the market of dish cleaning Hair care products!

Of course it makes sense, looking at the amount of hair gel needed to keep the guy’s hair up.

Next up: Dragonball balls.

Vinaka Kat Leewai for correctly pointing out that Shine was for hair,not for dishwashing >_<

Seen in the Fiji Times Village 6 movie times section is this classic slogan re-worded to suit the reading and comprehension level of the locals.

To reiterate; The slogan for the movie in the above badly pixelated photo reads:

They are the most dangerous killers on the planet but this not our planet.

Boy I sa scared saraga, but the ad heavy I sa want to go watch this movie boy.

We go?

Kania na Yalo Bula. The Trailer.

Here it is. The first proper (albeit short) teaser look at the movie “Kania Na Yalo Bula” that premiered on our Facebook Page. Our brave heroes are involved in a deathly struggle – bah. Just press play.