The Ghost Light IMDB page is now live. Check it out at www.imdb.com.

The Haunted Inc. edit may be finalized. The soundtrack is around 50% complete. Jay Ruch of Lollipop Recording Studio (www.lollipoprecording.com) is currently working to clean up the audio (damn those airplanes). Rich Nehmad has designed a number of fx to jazz up the movie. EP is also working to color correct the pic so that it can be the best it can be. Look for a screening early this summer.

Ernie Rockelman (that's me) was interviewed by the Press of Atlantic City regarding his oscar predictions and his thoughts behind the move back to 10 nominees. Though not heavily quoted you may want to check out the article at www.pressofac.com.

Look for the EP produced book trailer for Matthew Quick's newest YA novel Sorta Like a RockStar late March/early April. Little Brown will be using the preview to boost excitement prior to an official release of the book.

EP is set to produce a second promotional video for the Collingswood Library. The first is currently nominated for a library video award (who knew?).

Check out our blogs to see our thoughts on this year's releases and other useless junk.

NEWS 02-05-10

The SORTA LIKE A ROCKSTAR book trailer is more or less complete and we are just waiting for the word from Matthew Quick, the book's author, to upload it to that crazy thing known as "the internet". We are very proud of the trailer and look forward to showing it off. Making a trailer instead of a whole feature is much more fun and quick. Perhaps Ernie and I will just embrace the concept and make trailers for the films we wish to shoot rather than bothering with the mess of doing the whole thing. It's like writing Cliff Notes for a book idea instead of writing the whole damn book. Matt, you can take that idea if you'd like. Perhaps challenge the reader/viewer to fill in the blanks. I like it!

Believe it or not, we are gearing up to donate another short promo for the Collingswood Library! We had so much fun the last time and it is rewarding to know that we are helping our community. Well, that's at least what I tell myself so I can sleep through the night. So many projects, such little time. And this "charitable" attitude is for the birds. How can we buy drugs and women? With karma?! No. It's time Ernie and I start selling our souls.

Ernie and I are trying to stay on top of the blogs, too. If you're a reader, let us know by leaving a comment. We'd love to hear from ya!

Finally, last night Ernie, Dale, Kumar and I saw the world premiere of Ron DiPrimio's SORROW HILL. Ron is a fellow local filmmaker in the area and runs Grindhouse Pictures. A salute to him and his team for finishing an independent feature film without losing their minds... too much. We have a feature called HAUNTED, INC that might be done someday, too. Someday.

The image above is the new front cover for the book SORTA LIKE A ROCKSTAR, the upcoming novel by MATTHEW QUICK. Emerald Productions is producing the book trailer. There was a different text-only cover that was approved, but when the publishing house, Little Brown & Company, saw the still photos of our star, Annie Hubbs, take by the talented photographer Dave Tavani they decided to change it. Now our featured star in the trailer is also on the book. We are in post-production for the book trailer.

In other EP news, more pre-production work is being done on THE LAST DAYS OF TOM FORGOTTEN, which is hopefully going to be our next feature film. Our first professional read-through of the script will be held on Sunday, January 24, 2010 at the Collingswood Library. Kumar Dari, our casting director/script supervisor, has gathered a handful of talented actors and actresses to help us flesh out the script. We are very excited to have the opportunity to hear the film acted out for the first time live!

We are also working on the artwork and special effects for our first feature, HAUNTED, INC. Kudos to Justin Plum and Rich Nehmad for their immense talents in these departments. Ernie and I are also still working on post-production for the film.

NEWS 12-29-09

We, at Emerald Productions, hope everyone had a nice holiday and will continue to have an awesome New Year! If you haven't swung by the Blogging 'Til It Hurts section in awhile, swing on by. We have some new fun stuff up there.

Also, we just got the word that we are nominated for the  LibVid Award for Best Public Library Video (whatever the hell that is) for the Collingswood Library Promo we did over the summer. We are honored and sincerely hope to get some cash out of the whole thing (I got thugs hounding to break Ernie's legs if we don't pay off some Vegas mess we got into).

In other news, I'm still working on soundtrack stuff and Ernie is tweaking his edit on Haunted, INC and we are editing the Sorta Like A Rockstar book trailer. We also just finished up the long version of GHOST LIGHT.

NEWS 12-19-09

Sorry. Ernie and I have been pretty busy and that always means less updates. We finished shooting the trailer for Matthew Quick's awesome book SORTA LIKE A ROCKSTAR and will begin editing next week. We will keep you posted as to when that is complete.

Ernie and I have been updating our blogs on the BLOGGING 'TIL IT HURTS page. Check them out if you get the chance.

This is very late news, but I stumbled upon an Channel 10 News Interview about the Collingswood Library Promo video that we produced that aired back in September. You can check it out here... http://www.blip.tv/file/2646036

NEWS 12-07-09

Shot about half of the SORTA LIKE A ROCKSTAR book trailer with author Matthew Quick. Had to stop because of nasty weather. Production will most likely be finished this coming weekend. Thanks to all that helped with the shoot thus far (Annie, Tito the Dog, Alicia, Dave, and Mark). Once again, EP is blessed and lucky to be working with a great group of people.

NEWS 12-03-09

Ernie's TV blew up, so we couldn't screen the rough soundtrack version of HAUNTED, INC on his lovely big ass Sony television. We decided not to take that as a sign and watched it on his computer in his office. Not as impressive, but it got the job done.

We both have some work to do. Ernie dug a lot of the soundtrack but wants me to fix some parts and try some new things on other parts. This, I fully expected. We both spoke extensively about how to tighten up the edit of the film and even threw around the possibility of one day of re-shoots. Luckily, both parts we may need to re-shoot just have our two main stars. It might be tough to try and gather some of the other actors.

Also, the audio (location sound) is all over the place and we need to clean that up. We may even decide to send it into a proper sound studio to do these fixes. We also are still waiting on the special effects - which are coming soon.

So, we have a long journey ahead of us. I would say that we are at the very beginning of the end. How is that for an estimated time frame?

I think I'll start writing all the HAUNTED, INC updates on the new HAUNTED, INC page. So, try to check there in the future.

NEWS 12-02-09

Ernie and I are getting together tonight to watch a rough cut / rough soundtrack version of our first feature film, HAUNTED, INC. After writing and directing the film together, we decided to split up post-production duties. Ernie took on the daunting task of editing a rough version of the film together. When that was complete, I began working on the soundtrack.

Well, between tackling full-time jobs and a steady work flow from Emerald Productions (Ghost Light, the Collingswood Library Promo, some weddings videos (I swear, Jeremy, you will see yours some day), Simian Institute's Gun video, ect.) and my own music crap (two full-length albums and a brief live stint with Liquid Eclipse) I think Ernie and I are ready to finish this freaking thing. Our friend Rich will be showing us some special effects after Christmas and Ern and I will be tightening up things on our end.

To all that was involved in the shooting of Haunted, INC, don't be surprised if you get some phone calls about over-dubs or other post-production needs. Let's finish this damn thing. I think I am going to take down the EP Forum (no one is using it - so, screw you guys, we're taking our page and going home). It will be replaced by a proper Haunted, INC page. Pics and things are coming soon!

If you're excited, let us know on the message board. We love hearing from everyone but Paul and Kumar. Naaa, we love those guys too (more Paul than Kumar, though)!

To tie you over while your waiting for the film to be finished, have a nice, tasty squirrel sandwich...

NEWS 12-01-09

First off, happy birthday to my sister, Debbie.

Now...

Do you know a cute little dog that has always wanted to be a movie star?
Emerald Productions and Q are filming the SORTA LIKE A ROCK STAR book trailer on Saturday December 5th.
We have our human star, now we need our canine star to play Bobby Big
Boy, aka Triple B, aka B Thrice, aka BBB. We are looking for a small brown and white
dog that could fit into a large bike basket. Preferably a mutt. Would have to be
available on December 5th all day to shoot in and around Collingswood. Great fun for
the dog and the owner. Will pay with a gift certificate to the dog’s favorite pet
store. The owner will also receive a super secret advanced reading copy of SORTA
LIKE A ROCK STAR. If your dog is interested in being famous, please contact us at kentgreen@emerald-productions.com or ernierockelman@emerald-productions.com or contact the author, Matthew Quick, ASAP. And please attach a photo of your doggie if possible.
matthew@matthewquickwriter.com

Also, feel free to forward and repost this message.
Thanks!

NEWS 11-16-09

Kumar Dari, star of many Emerald Productions films, has started his own comedy troupe called THE SIMIAN INSTITUTE. You can see their first short, GUN, produced by Emerald Productions, here... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0gfLE3UhTk

NEWS 11-13-09

Emerald Productions were asked to speak to students at Rowan University about the ups and downs of independent filmmaking. A screening of their newest short, GHOST LIGHT, played and then was followed with a Q&A. Ernie Rockelman took on the task of visiting his Alma Mater and touching the students there (he was slapped with a lawsuit shortly after). Kent could not attend due to a lack of caring.

NEWS 11-08-09

Author MATTEW QUICK hires Emerald Productions to make a trailer for his new book, SORTA LIKE A ROCKSTAR.

Matthew Quick’s debut novel THE SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (Sarah Crichton Books / Farrar, Straus & Giroux) was short-listed for the PEN/Hemingway Award and lauded by People, The Wall Street Journal, National Public Radio, Publishers Weekly, and others. For NPR, Nancy Pearl picked TSLP as one of ‘Summer’s Best Books’ (2009). The movie rights have been optioned by The Weinstein Company, and David O. Russell has written the screenplay adaptation. TSLP has been translated into Italian, Spanish, and Chinese (forthcoming); it was also published in the UK by Picador. Matthew’s debut young adult novel SORTA LIKE A ROCK STAR (Little, Brown & Co.) will be published in May 2010. Matthew earned his BA through La Salle University and his MFA through Goddard College. He lives in the Philadelphia area with his wife, novelist Alicia Bessette.

Expect the trailer sometime early next year. Check out www.matthewquickwriter.com for more information on the author.

NEWS 11-03-09

Feel free to participate in THE E.P. FORUM, an open dialogue page for our friends to talk about movies and whatever. Also, Ernie and I have blogs up on the BLOGGING 'TIL IT HURTS page. Check 'em out if you get a second. Thanks!

NEWS 10-31-09

This is our favorite time of the year, hands down. To celebrate the holiday and the fact that Ernie and I now have blogs for all to read and comment upon,  I will be writing in The Kent Green Blog of Mystery and Love a list of (what I think are) some of the scariest movies of cinematic history (sounds epic). Ernie will also write up his list of scariest movies in cinematic history, as well.

Neither of us will check each others list until our own is complete. Let's see how many are the same and which are different. You folks playing at home, please comment on our blogs (or in our new EP forum!!) about what films you think are some of the scariest... MOVIES IN CINEMATIC HISTORY (add echo for effect). Should be fun. Make your own list. Let's go!

And HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NEWS 10-30-09

I don't know if you know this, but we love the Collingswood Library and the Collingswood Library loves us. We shot them a promo video, they let us shoot some of HAUNTED, INC in their joint, my girlfriend volunteered there and now works there part time. In other words, we have developed a bit of a relationship with the Collingswood Library. Well, the relationship continues to blossom...

If you live in the area and have a library card, you can now check out an Emerald Productions DVD from their movie section! The horror anthology INN FOR THE NIGHT and the compilation FOUR FILMS BY EP (featuring DEAD WITHIN, CARVER, BROWN BOX, & DEAD TIRED) are all available to rent. So, throw down that book you've been learning from and pick up a kick-ass EP horror flick at the Collingswood Library!!

NEWS 10-28-09

So, the GHOST LIGHT screening in Philly was fun. Thanks to everyone who came out to support us - Sean O'Leary, Kumar Dari, and Dale Pantalione. No future screenings are set for Ghost Light and we have no plans on releasing it online. As previously mentioned, we aim to get the extended version of the film completed and then to send the short out to as many film festivals as we financially can (film festivals charge up to $65 in entry fees just to be considered for their festival!!). Lucky for us, Project Twenty1 still has our backs and will be submitting our film for us to a handfull of participating fests.

The soundtrack for HAUNTED, INC is coming together and will be done by December. There is still a lot more to do, but that will be a huge step. We are also slowly stepping into the pre-production stage for our next feature. Scary.

Lastly, we, at Emerald Productions, are hoping to embrace the blog. Yes, you may have noticed that we changed some of the pages on the EP site. Well, Ernie and I have talked awhile about having more of a web presence and connecting more with our fans (the people that are nice enough to pretend that they dig us). Ernie was a film critic for the Atlantic City Press for many years and is also a hell of a writer. So, I am trying to force him to get back into writing reviews and stuff. And I just want to rant about crap. Should be fun. Both of our blogs should be up and running in the near future. Please comment, email, and argue with us as much as you want or can.


NEWS 10-23-09

Ghost Light plays tonight at 10PM at the Franlin Theater in Philly. Catch the award-winning film on the big screen before the Halloween season is over! Check out www.firstglancefilms.com for more information. A lot of the cast and crew will be there so make sure you say "Hi" if you roll out.

The shorter, ten minute version of the film, is being screened. There will be a longer, director's cut, coming soon (about three minutes longer). My appologies to the wonderful actors and actresses that are in the long version and not the shorter one. Due to the rules of the festival, the film could only be ten minutes and the only part we felt we could scale down (while keeping the story intact) was the beginning and end. We wound up re-writing and shooting whole new parts for the festival but look forward to having a proper long version screened in the near future.

NEWS 10-20-09

The EP Boys screened three of their four INN FOR THE NIGHT shorts at the Atlantic City Cinefest Downbeach Film Festival this past Sunday, October 18 2009. Their films were received with great enthusiasm by both the audience and the judges.

Ernie's NIGHTMARES OF DEATH AND DYING won him a BEST LOCAL SHORT FILM award &
Kent's NEIGHBORS won him a BEST DIRECTING award and his star, Paule Turner, a BEST ACTOR IN A SHORT award.

Also, in GHOST LIGHT news, a screening at the Franklin Theater in the Franklin Institute will happen this Friday, October 23, 2009 at 10PM. This is part of the FirstGlance Film Festival, whom ASKED US to play our film. Pretty cool. Any questions, check out their site... www.firstglancefilms.com

NEWS 10-13-09

GHOST LIGHT, Emerald Productions' newest short, just got into the FirstGlance Film Festival in Philadelphia! It will be playing Friday, October 23, 2009 at 10PM at the Franklin Theater in Philly. This may be your last chance to see the multi-award winning film on the big screen while it is still the season - Halloween, that is. We will be there. We'd love to see you there!

NEWS 10-06-09

Also just found out that we won the AUDIENCE AWARD at the Project Twenty1 Film Festival. The good news just keeps coming! Thanks to all the other filmmakers and volunteers for showing us such a great time at the fest!

NEWS 10-05-09

Holy crap. Team Emerald Productions were haunted by the right spirits last night at the Project Twenty1 Film Festival in Philadelphia, PA. GHOST LIGHT was nominated for BEST SOUNDTRACK (kudos to Ryan and Dale on a great job), nominated for BEST ACTING (Bruce, Kumar, Paul, Roberta, Kim, Rick, Jessica, Mark and Ginna - you guys are awesome!) and won for BEST DIRECTING and BEST PICTURE.

Special thanks to Justin Plum for being Ernie and my right-hand man. Ant, your make-up was amazing and you should be proud of all your hard work (we are). Ryan and Dale, your soundtrack brought the picture to the next level. Carissa, we would of eaten Doritos the whole time if it weren't for you - and your additional assistance on set was greatly appreciated! Trish for the help with the wonderful constumes. Lastly, Kumar, we will be arriving unexpected at your doorstep with some Arbor Mist and a smile. You helped guide the script and wore many hats throughout production.

We love you all. We would be lost without the talent around us. Ernie and I are in awe of what you all brought to this little film. Thank you. Thank you.

P.S. There is a longer version of this film that contains the hardwork of actors that put in a long night worth of excellent work. We haven't forgotten you. We just had to cut out a lot to make the ten minute festival cut-off. You will make the final cut. Stay tuned!

Here is the trailer to Ghost Light, if you haven't seen it.

NEWS 09-15-09

Emerald Productions participated in this year's Philadelphia Project Twenty1 Film Festival. Their short film is entitled "Ghost Light" and will be screening at the International House on Sunday, October 4 at 3:30PM.

Tickets are $8 and are likely to sell out. You can purchase them online here...

http://www.projecttwenty1.com/Default.aspx?tabid=238

Sunday, October 4, 2009
Project Twenty1's flagship screenings conclude with the final 10 World Premiere shorts, all made in 21 days this summer, all involving this year's Element: "Key." This screening features filmmakers from the tri-state area, as well as entries from Michigan, Arizona, and Hawaii!

These films include gripping film noir, hilarious mockumentary, tense mafia films, and creepy science fiction. And let's not forget some comedy and family-friendly horror. The Green screening has all this and more! We highly recommend attending as many of the 21-Day screenings as you can... they're always a highlight!

3:30 pm - 21-DAY COMPETITION: GREEN SCREENING  (85 mins.)
Tickets are $8 and can be purchased online or at the door. Tickets may sell out.

More information to come. Thanks!!

NEWS 07-27-09

The EP boys donated their talents to the Collingswood Library by writing and producing a video promo for their upcoming "Beat The Director" 5K Race. It takes place on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at 8:30AM in Collingswood, NJ (Kent's town). Registration is $15 if you beat the library's director, Brett Bonfield, $25 if you finish after him. Should be fun and it benefits the new "Teen Area" of the library.
Check out the video...

Ernie Rockelman lent a hand to Center City Film and Video in creating a short Jersey Devil docu for Comcast On Demand. You can see his camera work by accessing the Cutting Edge menu. Click on Paranormal TV and then American Monsters.

In other news, EP spent the weekend shooting a video to promote a 5-K run to benefit the Collingswood Library. The finished product should be hitting youtube shortly.

Also, rough edits of the Simian Institute short, "Gun," and the "E-Babe" webisode are near completion. Check back for further info.

Thanks again,

- Ernie

NEWS 05-12-09

A (very) rough cut of HAUNTED, INC will be completed by June. There is still a lot to do after that step, but it is a step that has been... stepped. The soundtrack is slowly coming to life like a Chia Pet that you keep forgetting to water and we are about to approach our friend, RICH NEHMAD, about the special fx.

In the meantime, we have shot a few weddings, including the executive producer of HAUNTED, INC, JEREMY CLOUTIER and his lovely wife, LINDY. Congratulations to the happy couple. Emerald Productions and the city of Philadelphia quickly disillusioned Jeremy of his hopes and dreams to make films and be happy on the east coast. So, he is moving to Washington state with his family and is breaking up with our company. We are broken-hearted, to say the least.

We also are in the post-production stage on one of our key player's, KUMAR DARI, newest comedy troupe project, THE SIMIAN INSTITUTE. The Institute is a group of actor's that allow Kumar and his partner in crime, Woody Hasselhoff, to write and star in comedy skits that will appear online and, eventually, DVD. We will announce when the first short, GUN, is available to see online. Due to time constraints, E.P. wil probably just produce the first couple of these until Dari finds a permanent video team to help support the ongoing project. However, we do love Kumar. So, whenever he calls, we come with cameras rolling. Best of luck to them.

This weekend, Emerald Productions is about to move forward on producing a webisode entitled EBabe, starring Brianna Brown. We will also keep you posted on that project. It is about a woman that is hooked on online bidding and finds herself getting into whacky adventures because of her E-Bay fixation. The folks that are hiring us plan on doing a whole series, but we are only set to do this first one thus far. Should be a fun gig.

E.P. was not able to participate in this year's 48 Hour Film Project. We had a former commitment on the weekend of the festival and could not break it. It was a production job, so that was good, but it is a shame to miss out on the fun. We participated the past two years and won the Audience Award this last year. Check out our Video / Audio page if you would like to watch them.

Summer is here, and Ernie and I both hope to shoot a new short film. Ernie may even do two! He's a bit crazier than me. And, besides, we are still trying to move forward on our second feature. I hope to shoot the next feature during the summer of 2010. But, we shall see.

If you read this, sign our guestbook and say "hi". Even if you did already in the past. We are lonely guys and need the love. Thanks.

-Kent

NEWS  4-15-09

We are about eighty percent done the rough edit of our first feature film! Most credit goes to the talented Ernie Rockelman and his countless nights editing like a son of a bitch. I show up once a week to complain and comment and then leave him, once again, to his madness.

To keep the madness self-contained, however, Ernie and I decided that it'd be best for me to do the soundtrack. It is a daunting task and all the musician friends we typically tap into are busy with their own albums, hookers, and drugs. The film, for those that do not know, is called HAUNTED, INC and will be done by the summer. Our first cut will be done (hopefully) by June.

So, while Ernie edits and I musicate (not a word), let us all cross our universal fingers and wish the best to a film that was shot with no budget, a three person crew, and a lot of heart.

Stay tuned.
-Kent

NEWS  3-1-09

Here's the article written by Ernie Rockelman andprinted in the press oscar morning...

Oscar snubs:

BEST ANYTHING: PARANOID PARK
Director Gus Van Sant’s often stylized yet always unflinching exploration of teen angst has resulted in a few of the most potent depictions of adolescence offered via American cinema. Though I question its eligibility (it was screened at the New York Film Festival in late 2007), I am in agreement with a number of top critics in claiming his Paranoid Park to be the best picture of 2008. Contrarily, his other 2008 effort, Milk, while exceptionally directed and a good movie, ultimately fails to achieve its goal.

BEST ACTOR: CLINT EASTWOOD (GRAN TORINO)
From his role as drover Rowdy Yates in TV’s Rawhide, to his portrayal of disgruntled Korean War vet Walt Kowalski in this year’s Gran Torino, actor Clint Eastwood has spent half a century bouncing between laconic anti-heros and thematically compelling characters. While he received flack for his decision to surround himself with a handful of non-actors in his most recent film endeavor, his affecting delivery and comic timing have never been more evident.

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM: LET THE RIGHT ONE IN
A vampiric romance infinitely more sophisticated and entertaining than that other one, Let the Right One In proves the Academy’s disdain for horror cinema. Despite its distinguished score on Rotten Tomatoes’s Tomatometer, the picture has been discarded by American distributors so as to accommodate Matt Reeves’s (Cloverfield) already in development remake.

BEST ORIGINAL SONG: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (THE WRESTLER)
The raspy voice and somber lyrics of the Jersey-born singer consistently add to the allure of the pictures to which he is attached. While I could argue for The Wrestler being nominated in any of the Academy’s major categories, I can’t comprehend the limiting of best song to three nominees and feel that the film’s evocation of pathos owes nearly as much to Springsteen’s tune as it does to Darren Aronofsky’s subtle direction and Mickey Rourke’s heroic performance.

BEST ACTRESS: MICHELLE WILLIAMS (WENDY AND LUCY)
The death of Heath Ledger has weighed heavy on this award’s season. While the spotlight has shined brightly on his lauded portrayal of the Joker, lost in the shadows is the melancholy performance of his long-time fiancé Michelle Williams in Wendy and Lucy. While critics will persist in ogling over the emotional triumphs of Kate Winslet, it is the remarkable achievement of Williams to sell desolation that is more commendable.

NEWS - 2-19-09

Look in this Sunday's Press of Atlantic City for an article by our very own Ernie Rockelman detailing the year's top five oscar snubs (in his not-so-humble opinion).  

NEWS - 02-04-09

Happy New Year! Yes, we realize it is February... but you'll be happy to know that our tardy Season Greeting is due to us being very busy. Ernie and I (mostly Ernie) have been editing away at our upcoming feature, Haunted, INC. We are aiming to have it done and ready for the world by June 2009. That is an ambitious deadline but we will do our best to reach it.

Besides editing, we have to do sound design (foley art, fixing bad location audio, overdubs), add any special effects and not-so-special effects (ghosts, tv monitors with nothing on them in need of images, other cine-magic), color correction, soundtrack and title sequences. And probably a ton of other stuff I can't think of at the moment. So, June will be tight... but I have faith.

We are also in pre-pre-pre-production for our next feature film. It's a little early to get too excited about anything now, but this Saturday will be our first official meeting of the minds for that huge endevour. We'll keep you posted.

No screenings coming up anytime soon, but our short films are always available to order. We are in the process of setting up an online store. However, for now, we can do it the old fashioned way. Just contact us via e-mail with the titles you are interested in.

NEWS - 12-19-08

What a great screening last night! Thanks to all that could attend and support our shorts. A lot of the cast and crew were there (and we love our cast and crew!!!!) so I wanted to give a special "shout out" to them and thank them again for all their help. Kent and Ernie of E.P. will be on the Rick and Ron Show tonight at 11PM. You can listen online streamed live at http://www.grindhouse-radio.com/ or, if you live in the South Jersey area, you can listen to Cruisin' 92.1 FM.

The EP boys will discuss their love of cinema and touch on some of their future projects. Ernie also has a HUGE announcement to make. So, tune in.

NEWS - 11-28-08

Welcome to the new version of the E.P. Website. I (Kent) am the webmaster and I know hardly anything about web design. That being said, somehow I messed up the original home page and it magically disappeared. So, instead of trying to fix what we had, I thought it was a good time to just start fresh. The old site looked kinda clunky anyway. So, here we go...

We have a huge screening coming up on Thursday, December 18 2008 at the Ritz Theatre Company in Haddon Township, NJ (the Arts District). *Not to be confused with the Ritz Movie Theater in Vorhees*. The address is 915 White Horse Pike, Haddon Township, NJ 08107. Their website is www.ritztheatreco.org and you can purchase tickets throught their site as well as at the door. Due to popular demand (our last screening pulled in about 180 people on a rainy night in Galloway Township), this is an encore screening of our latest batch of eight short films. The nice thing is that the theater is right outside of Philadelphia, whereas the last one was near the Jersey shore. So, hopefully it will be more convenient for people from the Philadelphia area to come out.

Here are some flyers we whipped up for the occasion... 

And here's another...

OTHER NEWS

This summer, EP (Emerald Productions) finished their first feature film, HAUNTED, INC. The film was originally written as a pilot to a series of the same nomenclature. However, the EP Boys decided to shoot the pilot as a feature and see where it goes from there. The movie is currently in post-production and will hopefully be done... well... soon.

A webpage on this site will be dedicated to HAUNTED, INC in the very near future. Stay tuned.