Dear Friends, Fans, and Fellow Bloggers. I am sad to announce that the Media Production Blog has failed and that after 8 years in the blogging trenches I have found a new passion in life which is online selling. However, I did not want this blog to go to a total waste so as a hobby of mine and a service to you I have created a directory/store of all the really neat movie props that I have found on Amazon. I am not going to lie to you. If you buy an item, I will get a commission. But I am using the store mostly to index all the cool movie items that I might want to buy someday. I am going to keep updating it regardless if anything sells. So have a look and you might find something useful for your film. You can reach the site by clicking here. It is an Amazon A-Store so you do not have to worry about spyware or your info being taken. Here is the url in html form in case you don’t trust me. http://astore.amazon.com/moviepropdatabase-20 Lastly I just want to say that the Media Production Blog was funnest 2 years of my life and I want to thank all of you for your kindness,your patron-ship and your friendship. Take Care and Good Luck with all of Your Endeavors...Blue Skelton
Monday, July 13, 2009
My Final Farewell and Resting Place...
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Labels: Movie Prop Database
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
My New Amazon Blog
My New Amazon Blog is a new blogging adventure. Allow me to introduce myself. I used to be a successful microblogger who exploited Google Trends and Google's (Then New) Blog Search Engine to make a substantial income. My skills are now common knowledge and I grew bored of the endeavor. My new interest is in Online Sales. I hope to conquer the World of Online Sales the same way in which I did blogging. I already have a fledgeling and semi-successful Amazon Store.
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Labels: My New Amazon Blog
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Thundercats, HO!
Thundercats, Thundercats, THUNDER CATS HOOOOOOO! Yes that’s right. According to Mtv: “YouTube user WormyT has created a full-on trailer for a live-action “Thundercats” movie (based on the popular 1980s cartoon series) by compiling scenes from films featuring […] Brad Pitt, Hugh Jackmanand Vin Diesel. After applying what can only be significant amounts of Adobe editing magic, the results speak for themselves:
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Labels: Thundercats, Video Production
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Twilight Premiere
Here is a fun video from the Twilight Premiere. I am a vampire junkie so even I was attracted to this new attempt to capture the teen pop world through vampirism. For my generation, it was Interview with the Vampire and The Lost Boys
. Twilight isn’t as good as either film but it blows away The Lost Boys 2 and as old as I felt at the premiere, I think that the kids will really like it.
In the absence of the New Harry Potter Film (Thanks Warner Bros.) I decided that I would give Twilight a try. It was not a bad film. My day job got the professional review but I found a nice video for all of you to watch on Youtube. My blogger Alter-Ego acquired some keywords so I figured I would toss this video out there for you.
This was my first premiere in awhile and I am a bit out of my game. I didn’t get anywhere near the action this time. I am still horribly sick and have lost my touch at getting up close. Plus it was a mob. I haven’t seen anything that crazy since Episode 1. My real boss isn’t real happy that I didn’t land any interviews but what can you do. I think I gave him one of my better reviews and I have to say for a piece of Teen Pop it wasn’t half bad. I wouldn’t say it is as good as The Lost Boys or anything but I think that the kids will like it.
Twilight Premiered in Los Angeles last night and I found a cool blog with a lot of photos from the Twilight Premiere if you all want to check it out. Thanks again and it was nice to toss a quick post out there for all of you. Sorry it wasn’t a more exciting description of the premiere but I have to be honest, I am on a ton of meds and I was more interested in going to the Beach and In N Out. Hopefully the boss doesn't find out that I said that lol.
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Labels: Behind the Scenes, Twilight Premiere, Video Production
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Zoid’s Assault Behind the Scenes
Here is a behind the scenes glimpse at Zoids Assault which was just released earlier today. The game has received lackluster views but I will withhold judgment until I have actually played the game. Take a look at the Zoids and let me know what you think. It looks interesting to me although it might be a little bit behind the 360s capabilities.
The Plot of Zoid’s Assault is When war broke out between the world's two main superpowers, the Guylos Empire and the Republic of Helic, the effects rippled across the globe, dragging other nations into the fight. Two such nations were Maroll and Jamil.
During the war, Maroll's attacks on the neighboring Jamil were devastating, and even a decade after the war had ended, Jamil's economy and infrastructure hadn't fully recovered. Animosity, paranoia, and mutual mistrust between the two nations hindered their ability to find a common ground and complete their peace talks. For ten long years, the two nations found themselves in the middle of a cold war.
After a mysterious explosion at one of Maroll's military bases, two covert ops teams are sent into Jamil territory, their exact mission details never disclosed. Somehow, the events of the present are inextricably linked to the past--to the final days of the war, ten years ago...
We hope that you enjoyed this behind the scenes glimpse of Zoid’s assault which debuted on the 360 earlier today. If you would like to purchase the game you can click here or hang around the Media Production Blog for more exciting stuff.
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Labels: Film Production, Video Game Production, Zoid’s Assault Behind the Scenes
