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Great Review from “For Whom the Gear Turns”

Posted by judithbshields on May 27, 2015

Posted in: Cast Blog, Crew Blog. Tagged: Comicpalooza, criticget, film, for whom the gear turns, frankenstein, gear, houston, indie, indy, low budget, movie, review, steampunk. Leave a comment

“This is one of the most close adaptations of The Modern Prometheus that I have ever seen, and as a lover of literature I was glad to see it follow the book so closely. I really appreciated that the ‘monster’ was given his voice and was fully articulate the way that Shelley intended.”

To read the complete review, please go here to “For Whom the Gear Turns” and check out their other articles on steampunk goodness including crafts, music, and books.

Frankenstein’s Monster is now available here on Amazon streaming and DVD.

Dustin Sturgill as Victor Frankenstein works on body

Space City Con Filmmaking Panel

Posted by judithbshields on January 13, 2014

Posted in: Cast Blog, Crew Blog. Tagged: audio, costumes, filmmaking, frankenstein, Frankenstein's Monster, henderoson, kovic, low budget, lowe, microbudget., panel, props, risoldi, space city con, spacecitycon, steampunk, victorian lady. Leave a comment

One of my favorite things about the convention circuit is participating in panels. I enjoy speaking about filmmaking, steampunk, literature, and screenwriting. SpaceCityCon’s panel is up there on my list. It was my pleasure to join Matt Risoldi (monster), Christopher Lowe (tech. dir, props), J’Nean Henderson (costumes), and Peter Kovic (co-editor, documentarist) to talk about the challenges of microbudget filmmaking. One of the things I love about our larger panels is that we share our tools and tricks we used for making a film. -Judith B. Shields

From Land of Nerds:

“Christopher recommends that to build props for a low-budget film you need to find someone who can take a look at random bits of things found in a hardware store. Just a little imagination and a few bits of scrap can go a long way to building some amazing props.”

To read the rest of the article, please go to their great page:

http://landofnerds.com/2014/01/10/frankensteins-monster-space-city-con/