Just a quick end-of-February update since I've not checked in in a while. Boy, I tell ya: Hollywood is nothing if not a bottleneck. I now have three feature films in post-production with three different filmmakers. The previews and snippets I've seen has me stoked and I can't wait to see the finished products. Currently, … Continue reading Pre-production, post-production, and plain old production-production
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Epic historical fiction novel “A Thin Porridge” — FULL AUDIOBOOK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lwsWWkT5WM&t=110s To find the only kin she has left, protect the abolition movement—and survive—Abeona Browne must endure treacherous ocean voyages, outrun wild beasts, and elude bounty hunters in a frantic 1860 journey which takes her across the African wilds ... and through her famous family’s terrible past. A Thin Porridge is a Homeric tale of … Continue reading Epic historical fiction novel “A Thin Porridge” — FULL AUDIOBOOK
Tony Oliver’s Columbus Day comedy movie premieres Saturday Aug. 16, West Theater, Barberton, Ohio
FILMMAKER TONY OLIVER RETURNS FROM L.A. WITH ‘90S COMEDY COLUMBUS DAY Over the last 30 years, writer, director, actor, and producer Tony Tanelli Oliver has worked on sets with Hollywood stars like Lawrence Fishburne, Halle Berry, Johnny Depp, Cicely Tyson, Fred Williams, and Gary Sinise. But before all that, he made his debut indie comedy … Continue reading Tony Oliver’s Columbus Day comedy movie premieres Saturday Aug. 16, West Theater, Barberton, Ohio
Working on too many movies to count!
It's been a while but for good reason. We just finished our short documentary film on California artist Billy Hix. We're in pre-production on our feature comedy movie set for filming in Akron, Ohio, later this fall. And, we're in post-production and marketing phases for Session 13, our horror feature film. Matt Miller and I … Continue reading Working on too many movies to count!
Video editing: fun with stock footage
Desperately needing a break from my latest writing project—a Christmas movie that's more The Deer Hunter than It's A Wonderful Life—I decided to get a little video editing practice in. So, I clicked on over to Pexels.com to peruse their huge selection of stock footage. For the record, I'm neither afilliated with, nor do I … Continue reading Video editing: fun with stock footage