You may be asking yourself, what does this have to do with FFS? Well, let's just say that if you don't know Miranda then you don't know FFS! That's OK though because Miranda (and FFS) like to make new friends.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Miranda Sees the Bad Bad Pizza Man!
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Integration Sessions 2005
Up until this point, we had never captured much video of the behind-the-scenes recording process for any of our releases so we decided to break from the norm and capture all of the recording process for our Integration project. We ended up shooting video with multiple camcorders, recording all improv audio direct to 2-track CD-R as well as capturing it as MIDI data so we could go back later and edit/manipulate the performances as needed.
This video is a rough edit for one of the song ideas that we worked on that day.
Monday, August 17, 2009
So serious...
I just finished compiling our first round of score ideas for the upcoming Calabi-Yau LLC film called Cleric which will be distributed by Medicine Show Cinema. I believe that it is slated for a 2010 release date but be sure to check the Medicine Show Cinema web site for the latest details.As you can see from the picture, I've done a little more work in the new FFS. I have finally finished unpacking the non-studio parts of the house so now I can dedicate all of my time to setting up the studio. If all goes well, I hope to have everything set up in time for a Halloween 2009 Open House/Grand Opening party. Keep checking this blog for the latest progress.
Friday, August 14, 2009
First Flowers - RIP
Here is a picture of my first basket of hanging flowers during better times. My parents brought them during their first visit to the new FFS back in mid-May 2009. Though I watered them and Charlie (my Majestic Palm named after Drew Barrymore's character in Firestarter) everyday, it eventually succumbed to death. As I ascended the step ladder last night to try to salvage them, I discovered the cause of death. Inside the basket, a bird had had torn up the soil and used the flower vines to help build a nest. Inside the nest were the remnants of 3 eggs. Though my first flowers are now gone, hopefully 3 fledglings are still flying.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Any Questions? - Lousy Human (Live)
We were in rare form on that day. The 9' x 12' video screen was indoctrinating the masses with our visual hallucinations. The strobe lights were pulsing at epileptic levels. The PA system was pushed to the edge of overload. MC2P4 hammered synths and video effects. LTJTHC (Tim Harrell) was thrashing away on electronic percussion and I discarded all vestiges of Matt Norcross and became Ttam Troll.
How was that for hype? Seriously, it was a great show and, to this date, it was the last Any Questions? live spectacle. However, we hope to rectify that soon. Stay tuned...
P.S. MC2P4 deserves kudos for being brave (and gullible) enough to be talked into wearing his "wire" costume and special thanks to Beth Ballein and Kelly Hoffman for shooting the Neo-Nazi Cam video footage.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Video Library Part 2
The far right media case houses original FFS VHS. Contained on these tapes are our early music videos, video shoot footage, live performances, etc. We've been digitizing these tapes to DVD for archival purposes and, from those DVDs, I've been pulling content for this blog. We've only scratched the surface of what is there. We have everything from MC2P4's Oil In the Gulf mouth chewing video shoot to the making of Ho Magos' Esotericka videos. Punch Drunk's 1993 strobe light intense Silk City performance to Any Questions? "burn down the club with a flare" 4 G's show. Oddities which include a long haired, corpulent Ttam Troll waxing poetic and footage of a partygoer puking into a plastic pumpkin.
Good entertainment for the whole family!
Monday, August 10, 2009
The Book Library is unpacked!
In the Book Library, I needed to build some bookcases but, after that, it didn't take me much time to decide where to place things. The picture above shows one wall of the Book Library. You'll see my Easton Press 100 Greatest Books Ever Written and Masterpieces of Science Fiction collections as well as my Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror paperbacks. In between are such goodies as MAD magazine books, The Three Investigators paperbacks, graphic novels, comics, etc. There's even a couple of Space coffee table books in there.
Try to identify a book in the picture and post a comment. I'm sure someone will find my reading tastes "humorous" and will be able to come up with a "smart" comment.
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