We are also in our last few days of post for our new short film, Monster Under the Bed. We are very excited about this one and can’t wait to share it with you all.

Also Phillip Hughes, Director at Uncanny, has been accepted to USC’s School of Cinematic Arts for Graduate studies in Directing. So it looks like we are moving to LA.

And finally if you want to hear us gab about the difficulties about the industry and about movies in general please check out our new podcast now on itunes. You can find us by typing in Uncanny Filmmaker. We promise you will laugh and cry… hopefully in a good way.

Happy Filmmaking!

Jenn

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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Uncanny-Entertainment/142369289192790

BTW We will know by February 8th if we made it into SXSW with our short film March 13th. Wish us luck. We will let you know as soon as we do. A trailer for this will be coming soon as well.

Cheers!

Jenn

Exciting news for Uncanny Entertainment! Our newest feature, DRUNK is in post production and is getting very close to picture lock. In the coming weeks check out our film tab on this site to find all the latest news on this flick. Behind the scenes interviews and trailers to come shortly.

This past summer we produced our latest short March 13th starring one of our favorite Albuquerque actors, Ryan Jason Cook. We are very proud of the finished product and have currently sent out the short to 10 film festivals. We have already received two rejections, one from Sundance and the other from Slamdance but both of those festivals are extremely competitive. We had, I think, less than a one percent chance to make it into either of the two festivals. So we’re not feeling to bad about that one and wish a big congratulations to the films that made it in. The next one we should hear about should be South by Southwest. So wish us luck with that one.

Cheers!

Jenn

www.guildcinema.com

Also, Here’s the NEW trailer! Jigoku Trailer B

Jigoku Webpage

Uncanny Entertainment and Third Star Films are proud to present the world premiere of the feature film Jigoku. Jigoku is an English-language film set in Okinawa, Japan and shot entirely on location in Okinawa.

TIME: July, 18th, 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm (Dorrs open at 7:10pm)
PLACE: Tiruru Women’s Center Main Hall
COST: 500 Yen per person. High School Students: 250 Yen

THE STORY: An international group of students on a leadership program in Southeast Asia decide to visit Okinawa, Japan for one last adventure. Soon after a sudden typhoon hits, they are separated from their hosts and lost in a city that appears to have been deserted. But are they really alone?
THE PRODUCTION: An eclectic group of actors and crew from America, England, New Zealand, Canada, and Okinawa came together to shoot the movie in the summer of 2006 under the helm of American writer/director Phillip Hughes. Post Production is based out of New York City, New York with effects work and musical score being completed in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
THE PRODUCERS: Jigoku is Phillip Hughes’ feature-length directorial debut. He is an award-winning director, writer, and producer of several short films, documentaries, and PSA’s. He has received two service awards for his work teaching visual and performing arts to at-risk youth in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.

Ryan Denmark (Producer/Editor) is an award-winning director, writer, and editor of a number of films. Currently, he is part of the editorial staff that has worked on many of American film director, Spike Lee’s, movies such as The Inside Man and the upcoming Miracle at St. Anna’s.