The set for Orpheus & Euydice has taken a huge step forward as the animation platform has been constructed in front of the red screen that will be used for chromakeying. We’d like thank the film’s director, Saranne Bensusan, for her tireless work in constructing this platform and getting us to this stage.
At From the 3rd Story Productions, we have for a number of years been working hard to help many of you get your work out onto the small screens of the world so that you can start to earn a something from it, those of you that have been with us for a while will know that this started out as a result of us having not sold all the rights to our first movie The Hunting of the Snark, over the following years we opened this work up to other filmmakers wanting to get their work earning for them.
Saranne Bensusan‘s stop-motion animation, The Hunting of the Snark, is now available to watch worldwide on tubi.tv. The film is based on Lewis Carroll’s final poem of the same name and features Joerg Stadler of Saving Private Ryan as the Bellman leading an unlikely group that have come together with the one goal on hunting a Snark, regardless of the fact that none of them know what it is.
On Sunday, director Saranne Bensusan took one of Hades faces from the RTV mold that it had been used to create and from there started work on the next one.
Yesterday saw some the progression of the head carvings into two piece mould from which we will be able to make the heads for characters along with the interchangable faces to allow them to speak.
Chris started off by cleaning up any spillage that had reulted from pouring the backs of the heads so that we’t be able to get nice clean impressions of the front. This was then followed by Saranne pouring RTV for the front s to get impressions of the faces.
A while back we started a call for your shorts with a plan to market them, and earn you some money. the most susscessful so far has been Chunks of Horror and we are only a couple of titles titles shy of putting out a second collecton of Horror shorts, so we are asking you to send us your short horror films, just a link to screener for now.
following last year’s selection of Ménage du Trois, Saranne Bensusan‘s latest short, Lavender’s Blue has been selected for the annual SpookyFest in CanalTown, which this year takes place on October 19th.
the Poster for our latest production, a stop-motion animation of Orpheus & Eurydice, was published today. Initially posted to the social media platform twitter just after 15:00, the poster features artwork from long term collaborator Chris Wright, who has worked on many of our projects since he -produced The Hunting of the Snark.
