‘Spectre’. Photo by Derek Frey
Derek Frey took a trip back to the abandoned set of the small town ‘Spectre’ from the movie ‘Big Fish‘ (he worked as Tim Burton’s assistant on the movie). Usually such sets are taken down after shooting, but according to John August it stayed there by request from the owner of [...]
Did you know that Pikachu was… female..? [via]
One of the key points in Indigo Prophecy was the idea of getting interactivity and narration to work together. Most games oppose these two concepts or rather, they develop them in turn: a cut scene to advance the narration, then an action scene, then another cut scene for [...]
This is so not like the European Union at all - but (ha ha ha - *cough*) this is brillant! (Thanks David)
Just got the news: After having submitted my two films, I have moved on to the second step of the admission test for The National Film School of Denmark! I am so frigging happy! Oh joy! Ahead lies up to five different tests until six directors have been chosen - my very own “Big Brother” [...]
Morten wounded
As promised earlier, here’s a behind-the-scenes photo from ‘Shopping Spree’ of Morten Øland and his wound, beautifully created by Emilie Grossos Aabye.
My recent short, is now up in the film section. I will create a subtitled version + a Flash version as soon as I can. Until then you have to watch it in Danish… Enjoy!
Mads Mikkelsen and Jesper Christensen (in the back)
A lot can be said about the Danish involvement in both the war in Iraq and the undiplomatic incident regarding the infamous Muhammad Drawings. But it seems that a lot of good can be said about the talent of Danish cinema. Not only one, but two renowned Danish [...]
* Potentially Boring Behind the Scenes Picture
Tony fiddling with a so-called ‘Microport’ microphone
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Paris, France.
A sticker on a drain pipe in central Naples.
Speaks for itself.
The Conservapedia “Masterpiece of the week”. Strangely enough, painted by Maximilien Luce, a French painter, that was active with anarchist groups in Paris in the 1890s.
Warning: Old news ahead! You’ve been warned.
I won’t pretend that I know a whole lot about American politics, but what I have learned is that certain right-wing movements seem to [...]
An old window with some knickknackery in ‘Gamla Stan’, Stockholm.
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