If there’s one film that came out of Comic-Con 2010 as the little engine that could it was Skyline. The sci-fi thriller from The Strause Brothers (Greg and Colin) was made on a shoestring budget with minimum locations, a few dedicated actors, and some grade A special effects. The first teaser trailer is now online and you can see for yourself what all that hype is about. Take a look…
During Comic-Con 2010 we got our first look at Skyline — the new sci-fi thriller from brothers Colin and Greg Strause, and although the movie isn’t based on a comic book, it had one of the best panels at the convention. The film is due out this November but a trailer has yet to be released so until then, the newly established teaser site will have to suffice…
*** Update the official Skyline teaser trailer is online***
**Update: Skyline teaser site is now online***
Skyline may be so under the radar that you have no idea what I’m talking about — until now! The cast and producers of the film have come to Comic-Con to promote their Sci-fi thriller. We just got done with the panel that included actors Eric Balfour, David Zayas, Scottie Thompson and Brittany Daniel and producers Colin and Greg Strause. The panel discussed the making of the film and we got to see an exclusive trailer and some special scenes.
Apparently, the idea for this movie was born out of Paranormal Activity, and the directors thought “why can’t we shoot a movie out of my house – might sound crazy but that’s exactly what we did.” Only their house was a little bit different since the Strause Brothers were the ones in charge for the BEST special effects within the past 2 years. But more on that soon, lets talk about the amazing footage they just blew us away with…
We’ve officially wrapped day one of Do Not Disturb and Eric Balfour’s, Duccios Madonna has been made! Amazingly enough it all came together pretty damn well. Thanks to an amazing cast and crew, we managed to get all of our shoots by the skin of our teeth, with no major break downs or explosions.
Tomorrow we’ll be giving the studio over to our AD in order to allow him to make his own short film (and help us balance our budget).
I’ve been on a set for 13 hours with almost no sleep for I’m not sure how long, so I’ll just let the videos do the talking…
