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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Trah on the Small Screen
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Trah Film’s Experience at the Orlando Film Festival
I just got back from a wonderful weekend with the Orlando Film Festival is sunny Florida. We screened the third installment of Trah Shorts, The Saga Continues, which was nominated in the festival for “Best Animation”.
What a great experience and wonderfully orchestrated festival. The Orlando Film Festival stands as a symbol of independent film in the state of Florida and Trah was proud to be apart of the event. The high caliber of films that screened, excellent venue, enthusiastic staff and all around great time is what made the Orlando Film Festival a celebration of cinema.
Daniel Springen, Executive Director of the Orlando Film Festival, is so full of energy that it radiated from him to the rest of the filmmakers and audience. I was really impressed how he knew every filmmakers name, face and film. You really got the feeling the festival cares about cinema. I got the chance to speak with a handful of local residents that came down to check out the festival. Hearing the excitement in their voices as they explained how they look forward to this event every year was really fulfilling.
Some of my favorite films from the weekend include The Absence, Directed by Alex DeMille, Wid Winner and the Slip Stream Directed by Alex Gaynor and Magic in the Forrest Directed by Jon Menick. I saw many great films but these three struck me as pretty extraordinary. Another up and coming filmmaker I befriended was Nick DeRuve, who was there to screen his short film, Schenectady, New York. It was inspirational to see such great work and meet the people behind the camera.
I look forward to the 2011 Orlando Film Festival. Hopefully we will have the chance to screen Trah Shorts Episode 4: When World’s Collide, which is currently in pre-production.
Thanks again Orlando Film Festival and see you next year.
What a great experience and wonderfully orchestrated festival. The Orlando Film Festival stands as a symbol of independent film in the state of Florida and Trah was proud to be apart of the event. The high caliber of films that screened, excellent venue, enthusiastic staff and all around great time is what made the Orlando Film Festival a celebration of cinema.
Daniel Springen, Executive Director of the Orlando Film Festival, is so full of energy that it radiated from him to the rest of the filmmakers and audience. I was really impressed how he knew every filmmakers name, face and film. You really got the feeling the festival cares about cinema. I got the chance to speak with a handful of local residents that came down to check out the festival. Hearing the excitement in their voices as they explained how they look forward to this event every year was really fulfilling.
Some of my favorite films from the weekend include The Absence, Directed by Alex DeMille, Wid Winner and the Slip Stream Directed by Alex Gaynor and Magic in the Forrest Directed by Jon Menick. I saw many great films but these three struck me as pretty extraordinary. Another up and coming filmmaker I befriended was Nick DeRuve, who was there to screen his short film, Schenectady, New York. It was inspirational to see such great work and meet the people behind the camera.
I look forward to the 2011 Orlando Film Festival. Hopefully we will have the chance to screen Trah Shorts Episode 4: When World’s Collide, which is currently in pre-production.
Thanks again Orlando Film Festival and see you next year.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Trah Film Wins "Best Animated Film"
Trah Takes Home "Best Animated Film" Award
We are thrilled to announce we have won "Best Animated Film" at the Williamsburg International Film Festival.
There were over 40 animations involved in the festival and Trah Shorts Episode 3 was selected as the best. We are very proud for this prestigious award. We thank all the fans of Trah Shorts for the support. We are honored to have this title.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Trah at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn
Come watch Trah Shorts Episode 3 Tomorrow
at the Williamsburg International Film Festival
9/25/10
@ the Knitting Factory - Brooklyn
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
At Havemeyer Street
at the Williamsburg International Film Festival
9/25/10
@ the Knitting Factory - Brooklyn
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
At Havemeyer Street
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Trah Shorts Tonight
Watch Trah Shorts Tonight!
Come down to the Boulton Center in Bay Shore Long Island tonight
September 22, 2010
to check out
Trah Shorts Episode 3: The Saga Continues
at the 27th Season of the Long Island Film Festival.
The doors for tonight’s venue open at 6:00pm.
Ticket cost is $10.00 to be purchased at the box office. General seating only.
The Boulton Center
37 W Main St
Bay Shore, NY 11706-8307
(631) 969-1101
Come down to the Boulton Center in Bay Shore Long Island tonight
September 22, 2010
to check out
Trah Shorts Episode 3: The Saga Continues
at the 27th Season of the Long Island Film Festival.
The doors for tonight’s venue open at 6:00pm.
Ticket cost is $10.00 to be purchased at the box office. General seating only.
The Boulton Center
37 W Main St
Bay Shore, NY 11706-8307
(631) 969-1101
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Trah Shorts Eps. 3 - Official Movie Poster
Today we would like to unveil the official Movie poster for Trah Shorts Episode 3: The Saga Continues. The poster will be on display at a film festival near you.
The Poster was illustrated by Tom Travers and colored by Jon Wood of Bontebok Design.
The Poster was illustrated by Tom Travers and colored by Jon Wood of Bontebok Design.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Monday, August 9, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Trah Shorts Poster- Concept Art
Respected pencil and ink artist, Tom Travers, has been brought on by Trah Film to create a movie poster for Trah Shorts Episode 3: The Saga Continues for upcoming Film Festivals.
We would like to share an early sketch of the poster. The final version will be smoothed out and fully colored.
Check out more of Tom’s work on his blogg - Art Beast
We would like to share an early sketch of the poster. The final version will be smoothed out and fully colored.
Check out more of Tom’s work on his blogg - Art Beast
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Trah Blogg on The Ellen Degeneres Show
A few months ago I wrote an article for cinemablend.com in regards to some inside info I got from Universal Studios that they were considering a re-make of the 1975 Spielberg classic, Jaws, with Tracy Morgan in the role of Hooper.
Click for Link to original Article
It was just brought to my attention that the news made the rounds on the Internet, ended up being cited in the Jaws Wikipedia Article, IMDB page and made it's way to peoples' twitter.
Hundreds of Film Websites relay original Article.
Google search for Jaws 3D Remake
Gossip people report
People even made not funny You Tube Videos about it, sweet!
The one thing I found most surprising actually is that Ellen Degeneres had Tracy Morgan on her show and asked him about the rumor. Click the video below to watch.
thedorsalfin.com posted:
“Last week Cinema Blend ran a story about a Jaws remake (in 3D, no less), which made mention of Tracy Morgan playing the role of Hooper. Morgan recently appeared on the Ellen Degeneres show and was asked about the rumors. If the mention of Morgan having a starring role in Jaws isn’t enough to turn you off to the idea of the remake, this video should do the trick.”
Click for Link to original Article
It was just brought to my attention that the news made the rounds on the Internet, ended up being cited in the Jaws Wikipedia Article, IMDB page and made it's way to peoples' twitter.
Hundreds of Film Websites relay original Article.
Google search for Jaws 3D Remake
Gossip people report
People even made not funny You Tube Videos about it, sweet!
The one thing I found most surprising actually is that Ellen Degeneres had Tracy Morgan on her show and asked him about the rumor. Click the video below to watch.
thedorsalfin.com posted:
“Last week Cinema Blend ran a story about a Jaws remake (in 3D, no less), which made mention of Tracy Morgan playing the role of Hooper. Morgan recently appeared on the Ellen Degeneres show and was asked about the rumors. If the mention of Morgan having a starring role in Jaws isn’t enough to turn you off to the idea of the remake, this video should do the trick.”
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Trah Shorts Episode 3 is Complete
Friday, May 21, 2010
Trah Production Update
Picture Lock on Trah Shorts Episode 3 is official. Currently we are in the process of finalizing the audio mix.
Our plans include screening Trah Shorts Episode 3 in film festivals all across the country. We will keep you updated as the touring schedule is realized.
The soundtrack for this epic installment will be far more advanced than previous episodes and includes the works of Cole Porter, John Sebastian Bach, The Dreamland Orchestra, Deborah Harry and others…The most dynamic picture and sound ever presented by Trah Film Studios.
We would like to share another production still with you.
Our plans include screening Trah Shorts Episode 3 in film festivals all across the country. We will keep you updated as the touring schedule is realized.
The soundtrack for this epic installment will be far more advanced than previous episodes and includes the works of Cole Porter, John Sebastian Bach, The Dreamland Orchestra, Deborah Harry and others…The most dynamic picture and sound ever presented by Trah Film Studios.
We would like to share another production still with you.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Trah Film Family Photo
Things are getting hectic down at Trah Film Studios, getting ready for the release of the third installment of our epic saga. We are still some time away before the final product is unveiled but we wanted to get the cast in for a Trah Film Family Photo.
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From left to right:
Peg Leg Pete and his parrot, The Captain, Sergeant Fritz, Smitty, Ludwig Klaus Van Rumplelurk, Machine Gun Murray, Ted, Larry the Bartender, Nicky the Nose and Ronaldo the Sea Monster.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Four Production Stills from Trah Shorts Eps. 3
It's been busy down at Trah Film Studios as we are hard at work creating “Trah Shorts Episode 3: The Saga Continues” (Current Working title)
With about 50 % percent of the animation completed we would like to share a few still shots from the project with you.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Trah Shorts Episode 3 sponsored by Grundle Ale
We are proud to have Grundle Ale as an official Sponsor of Trah Shorts Episode 3.
Production Update: All filming has been completed and the colorization and beginning steps of the animation process are fully underway. There are 87 different shots in this next installment of Trah Shorts, episode one only had 15, so this one is taking a bit more time to complete but we are excited to unveil the final product when it is ready.
In the mean time Enjoy a nice frosty mug of Grundle Ale, available in the lobby.
Production Update: All filming has been completed and the colorization and beginning steps of the animation process are fully underway. There are 87 different shots in this next installment of Trah Shorts, episode one only had 15, so this one is taking a bit more time to complete but we are excited to unveil the final product when it is ready.
In the mean time Enjoy a nice frosty mug of Grundle Ale, available in the lobby.
A National Drink, a Healthy Drink, a Family drink, a Friendly Drink...Grundle Ale
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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