Somehow this all seems so unfair but then again they make millions and I get nothing to bag on them.

MILO COOKS

I've been back in Milwaukee for two weeks now, and so I thought I should talk about it. And when I say Milwaukee, I mean Milwaukee area. And when I say Milwaukee area, I mean the friggin' suburbs.

im sick..here my gross voice!

Peanut makes a new friend

Milo spits his verse

Prank

Have a wicked one crazy girl! Lots of love Lee&Roxy

<b>WARNING!! THIS IS A LONG ONE.</b> Showing you the entire collection of improvised greensuit items, most of which were gleaned from thrift stores or discount outlets..

A quickie inspirational video on how to create a high-tech sci-fi environment using pre-formed styrofoam packing, some art supplies, and some creative thinking.

Early trailer to our underground/independent backyard monster movie "Night of the Necroluna". Written, Produced, and Directed by Larry Lo Presti. Executive Producers: Larry Lo Presti &   more...Baron Dixon. DP: Baron Dixon. Creatures and Special make-up Effects by Larry Lo Presti. Editing and Digital Visual effects by Baron Dixon. Special Sets Created by Larry Lo Presti. Musical Score by Baron Dixon.

Synopsis: A former altar boy comes to the small desert town of Happening, AZ to investigate the violent death and dismemberment of his brother, and finds that the town is under the control of a murderus cult and the monster-gods that they worship.

I play the villain in the movie...the one doing the over-the-top Ricardo Montalban impression. That's also me doing the husky Movie-trailer-guy Voice-over. We're still in production on this project and should hopefully be having our premiere in October 2008. Meanwhile, I'll have a bunch of behind-the-scenes stuff for you to check out, for those of you undie/indies out there who enjoy seeing how movies are made by people who don't know what the heck they're doing most of the time.

Larry, myself, and several others involved in this movie are also members of the local underground alternative Fine Arts community here in Phoenix as well. Much of our handiwork is tossed into the movie in the form of set decorations, props, and costume pieces. The cat paintings behind the Bartender are mine, along with the large ornamental book... the Joe Arpaio portrait behind the Sheriff is by "American Alien" Director, Jeff Cochran....and Larry's own papier mache' sculpture permeates the entire movie from whole sets down to costume pieces and hand props like the tooth knife and the Jar.

This started out as an experimental project built around stuff Larry and I already had. His monsters were cannibalized from other projects, the gold book (our "Necronomicon" of sorts) I had built for someone else's failed project, The actor who plays my main goon and I both have long black trenchcoats so we became the bad guys. Plus, we all brought in our respective gifts and skills to create more new stuff for the movie. Since I have 3 cameras, we were able to shoot multi-cam, which really saved my ass in the editing process! Larry and I call our houses "Movie ranches" because we frequently shoot at both locations as well as host shoots for other local budgetless filmmakers. We have frequently put "Necroluna" on hold just to help out someone else whose project was moving forward, because we believe in supporting local culture, and because we wanna see THEIR films as well! Sometimes...we even get paid!

You can see more of Larry's fine sulpture for your home at http://loprestigargoyles.tripod.com  less

Jamie decided to play one of EVERYONES favorite songs this night.. ENJOY!!

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What happens when Brandon goes to Wendy’s house and finds her smoking pot?

Mission Possible for Lt. Adams

Now the wall has been completely coated with Professsional-Grade ROSCO Chroma Key Green VideoPaint (Also avaialble in Chroma Key Blue). We paid around $72.00 US for a gallon of this stuff, but ONE COAT   more...gets the job done, where I previously used THREE coats of Behr Premium house paint. If time is money on your set, then the Rosco paints definitely save you money. It's a cost versus value argument. Big thanks to my best bud Larry Lo Presti for coming over on his days off and helping me get this project more and more completed.  less

i am no longer Kate, but now I am Reporter P.

Baron suits up in complete greensuit attire to try to disappear from a real environment. Like everything else prior to this video, this is a quickie test shot just to see how well the greensuit works   more...under less than optimal conditions, in this case, direct sunlight creating very dark shadows on both the suit and the ground. Still, the results are good enough to persue shooting under more carefully controlled conditions in the future.  less

Let the Good Times Roll LOL

On my front driveway I time-lapse myself painting a carpet green for what will be the floor of the backyard greenscreen stage. The carpet has been primed with two different primers on its underside,   more...which is the surface that will be used for the floor. Of course, I couldn't resist having a little fun in post-production...heh-heh!  less

My friend Larry prepares for his very first foray into Chroma Key videomaking with the "Spirit Of Passion" creature who will narrate (with MY voice, incidentally) the upcoming erotic creature-feature,   more...<i>Dr. Trimrose's Cannibalistic Sex-Crazed Blood Island of the Tiki-Bot!</i>  less

I put some match-move dots on the greenscreen. ALso we see how Larry's "Spirit Of Passion" puppet works!

This came out alot better then I thought Lol
I couldnt really decide between Ino or Temari
So I was like WTH I'll do both
As you can tell I became obssesed with the scan effect XD

Anywho tell me what yah   more...think.
Now I'm gonna look through my suggested video...all 45 of them Lol
Peace!  less

Nothing, no matter how horrible ever really happens without the approval of the government, over there and here. The problem isnt the doing, its the people in power having to admit that they knew. The   more...prisoners are tortured at Abu Ghraib and only the underlings goto jail. Their boss's knew. We know their boss's knew, but we dont say it. -Shooter07'  less