Showing posts with label Everlasting Vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everlasting Vintage. Show all posts

Saturday, September 13, 2014

An Evening of Uncanny Cinema, September 17th

On September 17th at 8:00 p.m. at the Wild Project (195 E. 3rd Street, Manhattan), I and downtown luminary Eric Schmalenberger have curated "An Evening of Uncanny Cinema," featuring "surreal short films and macabre video art, from cutting-edge New York filmmakers… dark humor, radio hour recreations, bizarre medical misshapes, time travel, champagne, and loads of surprises await."

The evening will feature a few of my films (The Everlasting Vintage, Makin' a Martini, Escape from Staten Island), and those of other brilliant filmmakers, including Rob Roth (Junkie Doctors), Todd Downing & Joe Frank ("Eleanor" from Estranged); Cale Hughes, Robyn Nielsen, Shaun Seneviratne, & Ryan Garretson (Seek Harbor); and Brett Glass & Grier Dill (Brood X).  Tickets are $10 and are available online, or at the door the day of the show.

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE and GIRLS BEFORE SWINE at the Lower East Side Festival of the Arts

My time-travel horror short The Everlasting Vintage as well as my collaboration with Rachel Klein, Girls Before Swine, will be screening this year as official selections at the 19th Annual Lower East Side Festival of the Arts at the Theater for the New City in Manhattan.  The screening begins at 7:45 P.M. on Saturday, May 24, and the theater is located at 155 First Avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets.  This is a free event!

Saturday, July 27, 2013

THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE at Flux Fest tomorrow night!

My newest film THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE will debut tomorrow night at Flux Fest, a festival featuring ten short films about time travel.  I will also be appearing as an actor– as "Chronopoulos," the inventor of time travel– in Ryan Garretson and Robyn Nielsen's latest film, MAXIMUM STACHE: QUANTUM REDEEMER.
When:  July 28, 2013  /  Doors at 6:00 P.M.  /  Screening at 8:00 P.M.
Where:   Sandbox Studio Brooklyn, 154 Morgan Avenue in Brooklyn (Off the Morgan Ave. L stop, or the Flushing Ave. M stop).
What:  Flux Fest!
How:  Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, include a six hour open bar, and are available here!
THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE's synopsis is as follows:  "A champagne aficionado stumbles upon a mysterious gateway to the past."

It stars Joe Stipek and Michael Porsche, features original music and artwork by Jesse Carlson, costumes and art direction by Rachel Klein, taxidermy and other design by Daisy Tainton, and was written, directed, and edited by Sean Gill.  Hope some of you can make it out!

Thursday, July 25, 2013

New Poster for THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE

My latest film, THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE, now has a poster! 

It will debut this Sunday at Flux Fest, a festival featuring ten short films about time travel.  You can watch a trailer for the event HERE.  Details below:

When: July 28, 2013 / Doors at 6:00 P.M. / Screening at 8:00 P.M.
Where: Sandbox Studio Brooklyn, 154 Morgan Avenue in Brooklyn (Off the Morgan Ave. L stop, or the Flushing Ave. M stop).
What: Flux Fest!
How: Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, include a six hour open bar, and are available HERE!

Monday, July 15, 2013

Junta Juleil's EVERLASTING VINTAGE at Flux Fest!

My latest film (in association with RKP Productions), THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE, will debut on July 28th at Flux Fest, a festival featuring ten short films about time travel.
THE EVERLASTING VINTAGE's synopsis is as follows:  "A champagne aficionado stumbles upon a mysterious gateway to the past."  It stars Joe Stipek and Michael Porsche, features original music and artwork by Jesse Carlson, costumes and art direction by Rachel Klein, taxidermy and other design by Daisy Tainton, and was written, directed, and edited by Sean Gill.



When:  July 28, 2013  /  Doors at 6:00 P.M.  /  Screening at 8:00 P.M.
Where:   Sandbox Studio Brooklyn, 154 Morgan Avenue in Brooklyn (Off the Morgan Ave. L stop, or the Flushing Ave. M stop).
What:  Flux Fest!
How:  Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, include a six hour open bar, and are available here!

From the press release:
"Flux Fest challenges a group of young filmmakers to produce high-quality short films about time-travel. JOIN US JULY 28th!
With only eight weeks to take their projects from concept to completion, each team works tirelessly for the duration of the challenge to make the best short film possible, all culminating in a one-of-kind night of movie-watching and celebration.
From Spooky Fest (in which filmmakers were commissioned to make horror shorts in time for Halloween 2012) to Love Fest (romantic-comedy shorts for Valentine’s Day 2013) festival attendance grew by more than three-times and Flux Fest promises to expand upon its predominantly Brooklyn-based audience even further. Just as the number of participating filmmakers and exhibited films offered has grown, so too has the following of this impressive community of filmmakers who work to support eachother in spite of the fact that they will eventually compete against one another for a variety of awards, including an Audience Choice Award, an award for Best in Show, and an award for Creative Ambition. Both Best in Show and Creative Ambition honorees will be chosen by a distinguished panel of judges.
By purchasing a ticket to Flux Fest, audience members will also receive a six hour open bar and the chance to enjoy a variety of live entertainment acts throughout the night.
Flux Fest participants include: Maurice Caicedo, Chris Cipriano, Grier Dill, James Gannon, Joe Gannon, Ryan Garretson, Brett Glass, Sean Gill, Tessa Greenberg, Philip Henken, Cale Hughes, Christine Kecher, Lit Kilpatrick, Rachel Klein, Carl Conway Maguire, Alex Meyers, Robyn Nielsen, Shaun Seneviratne, Megan Stein, Michael Tosner, Jarrod Zayas, and many more."