The Milkman - Based on a true man

The Milkman - Based on a true man

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Envoyée le mercredi 27 août 2008 23:10:40
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IMDB
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1183485/

Website
http://eyepatchfilms.com/?p=143

"The Milkman" is based on the life of my great grandfather who was a milkman and also a hitman. This film played at the Sacramento International Film Festival in May 2008. It was nominated for Best Cinematography at the Chapman Student Film Awards, and the script was a finalist for the Location Filmmaking competition at Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts.

Be sure to check out other music by composer Akira Wing

http://akirawing.com

"The Milkman" was shot on Super 16mm film, had a 2K telecine, and edited on a 1080p master in Avid Media Composer.

Please visit http://milkmanthefilm.com for more information.

Production
Barbara Nicholson (Executive Producer), Georgia Lauchland (Executive Producer), Hiro Kamegaya (Script Supervisor), Marcie Nicholson (Producer), Mark Nicholson (Director), Matt Duffer (Producer), Mike Cersosimo (Assistant Director), Ross Duffer (Producer), Rudy Schuh (Executive Producer)

Writing
Mark Nicholson (Writer)

Performance
Andrea Brodkin (Lead Actor), Brandon Shim (Supporting Actor), Christopher Lohr (Lead Actor), Dave Nicholson (Supporting Actor), David Allen Graf (Lead Actor), Debbie Kagy (Supporting Actor), Douglas MacPherson (Supporting Actor), Evan Carnes (Lead Actor), Jagger Chase (Supporting Actor), Lauren Ruggeri (Supporting Actor), Melissa Zanit (Lead Actor), Nathan Giese (Supporting Actor), Peggy Nicholson (Supporting Actor)

Camera
Alex Lotz (Sound Mixer), Andrew Ryan (Key Grip), Annie Wildmoser (Cinematographer/DP), Anthony Marostica (Assistant Camera), Christina Ortiz (Gaffer), Dan Cotroneo (Gaffer), Justin Lutsky (Key Grip), Justin Younesi (Boom Operator), Kyle Klutz (Key Grip), Mikey Younesi (Assistant Camera), Nathan Giese (Grip), Tony Bonando (Gaffer)

Art Department
Debbie Kagy (Costumer), Rhianon Gutierrez (Production Designer)

Post Production
Laura Aiken (Sound Editor), Mark Nicholson (Picture Editor)

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bainesgirl1989

Wow, first off, I live in Canada and speak the Queen's English (that means proper English, like in Britain), and thus I think I have a pretty good grasp of proper English. Secondly, I am so sorry that your self esteem is so bad that you consider yourself important by your comments getting "liked". Now grow up, get a job, and stop insulting those who actually try to do something with their lives!
vendredi 25 mai 2012 15:38:23
bainesgirl1989

OK, a) I didn't create or name the film, and b) "you film"? Learn how to read over your shit before you hit post... and just for your information, I graduated from Print Journalism with honours and distinction, so I actually DO know how words work. Just a hint: scream into a pillow. You'll feel better and you won't be such an idiot in front of everyone on YouTube and any other forums that are cursed with your presence.
jeudi 24 mai 2012 11:52:13
bainesgirl1989

You are a child, are you not? Any adult - or human with average IQ, for that matter - would see the play on words. And besides that, it's called artistic liberty - it doesn't have to make sense! If I write a book, I can title it whatever I want, whether it makes sense or not. Never mind that this actually does make sense. Why don't you drag your lazy ass away from YouTube, get whatever education makes you feel like you're smarter than everyone else here, and STFU!!!
mercredi 23 mai 2012 20:26:35
radicalbabe

Wow.... you're a complete arsehole. Get over it, his choice of words was obviously thought through pretty thoroughly. Obviously a minor issue. "Massive mistake" is a gross exaggeration. The mistake is about as big as your spelling of laughs. ...Non-existent.
mardi 22 mai 2012 06:46:20
hyrulphicsound

I don't see why you received so many negative votes for your comment and that MrDisease received up votes for their comment. :( By the way, great work. I loved it and keep it up!
mardi 22 mai 2012 02:24:01
hyrulphicsound

Is English your second language? I'm not asking to disparage you. I'm asking because it would explain why you're making such a huge deal out of the so called incorrectness of the title. The creator of the movie is making a play on the term "based on a true story" with his title. He is going for something artistic with his title which makes it neither correct nor incorrect. You've completely missed the point of the title and the creator's play on words and so has everyone you've shown it to.
mardi 22 mai 2012 02:18:23
Selryam616

The effects and editing are so bad I can't even tell what's happening at some points.
vendredi 18 mai 2012 08:56:14
MrDisease8

Seriously you guys I asked everyone at work, it makes no sense I cannot believe you have gotten away with this and actually entered this into film festivals. Its a joke it takes any impact this film might have had and shits all over it!
vendredi 18 mai 2012 04:07:48
mtolives

left at 2:45
jeudi 17 mai 2012 10:07:00
encycl07pedia

It's fine. The things you're upset about don't matter grammatically. The parts of speech are placed correctly. "The bunny's ears ate a hole and chortled as he named the reckless baboon." That may not make much sense, but it's perfectly fine grammatically.
mercredi 16 mai 2012 22:08:19
gregwessendorf

Given people's lack of attention span it could equally backfire.
dimanche 22 avril 2012 13:23:41
Everista

it's actually a good marketing ploy. It makes people look twice thus, increasing the intrest. That, coupled with the picture, makes most people want to know more. It's human response to curiosity.
mardi 17 avril 2012 10:24:46
MrDisease8

If I ask myself the question "what is a true man" it makes no sense because its not really english... What makes a true man? Someone that does not understand english..
mardi 17 avril 2012 04:29:22

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