Dean
As of 7/30/2026 I have not been able to discover a copy of the program for the 1975 Chicago Renaissance Faire. I have read that it was held on a wooded farm property near Antioch, Illinois, east of route 45 on Edwards Road. Denise Harnish was involved with the graphics for the event for many years...
Dean
From a post in the Facebook group King Richards Faire/ BRF Past and Present. Click to open program The newsprint format for the programs is hellish to scan and assemble in a viewable format, but here is the Bristol Renaissance Faire Program and the July 1-2 Stage Schedule for 1995. This was...
Cassidy Curtis
Fresh off our official world premiere at Tribeca Festival, our next stop is SIGGRAPH 2026! We’re doing a Production Session about Dear Upstairs Neighbors on Thursday, July 23 at 11:15am, and the film itself will be showing immediately after our talk, in the Computer Animation Festival, Animation...
Cassidy Curtis
We just got some fantastic news: our short film “Dear Upstairs Neighbors” will have its official world premiere in competition at Tribeca Festival! We couldn’t be more proud or excited. For those who have asked when they can see the film, if you’ll be in New York June 6th or 13th, now’s your...
Cassidy Curtis
Here’s some exciting news: we made a short film! I worked on this for much of last year, alongside a multitalented and diverse group of artists, engineers, researchers, and musicians. Everyone wore several hats on this project, and for me it was a welcome return to character animation. I got to...
Cassidy Curtis
THU was an unforgettable experience. If you ever get the chance to go, I highly recommend it! I don’t have time right now to do a writeup of the full event, but I can tell you about one slice of it: my demo of Big Wet Pixels was a lot of fun! One big concern I had in the weeks leading up to...
Todd Miro
It's every film maker's worst nightmare. The lights go up, an uncomfortable silence envelopes the theater. A moderator walks to the front, microphone in hand. "Let's talk about the film you've just seen" he says, innocently enough, and unleashes from the audience a chain reaction of hate-filled...
Todd Miro
The life of an indie filmmaker is one of fits and starts: you have a flash of inspiration; you carefully and lovingly coax that spark into a fully formed idea; you motivate your friends and colleagues to join you in making this dream a reality; you toil through the process of production and post...
Todd Miro
After more than a year and almost 40 festival screenings, Enter the Dark's World Tour 2010 - 2011 is finally at an end. It's been a great experience and I've learned quite a few things that will help me as I move forward with new projects. I figured I might as well pass along some of these...
Todd Miro
It's been a great run. My little horror film which started out originally as a simple exercise in micro-budget filmmaking has now played in over 30 film festivals worldwide, garnered 6 awards, and introduced me to a whole new family of horror and indie film enthusiasts. Along the way, I've...
Todd Miro
So, it's been a while since I posted about my little bundle of cinematic chills - or about anything for that matter. Seems like "real life" has been taking most of my time lately. My day job as freelance video editor has finally picked up again and since I've been quite slow the past two years,...
Todd Miro
... you know, like, "San Francisco needs another film festival like it needs another hole in the head." Except in this case, San Francisco really needs this festival, because this is the only bay area film fest that celebrates horror, sci-fi, exploitation and general wackiness. And y'all are...
Todd Miro
Watch Enter the Dark for FREE and help us win a spot at the FirstGlance Film Festival! Friends, family, fans and horror freaks - now is your opportunity to watch our award-winning horror short, Enter the Dark for free in the comfort of your own home. But be sure to hurry, this event only lasts...
Todd Miro
Big money baby - Big Money!! Who says filmmaking doesn't pay off? My first official check for Enter the Dark from DVD and streaming sales at IndieFlix is a whopper! $21 big bucks! Looks like I can now pay off that line item for Oreos eaten during production of my little horror...