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New Gallery Images

created on Sep-11-2009

I’ve finally got around to updating the galleries section of the site.
I’ve added three sets of pics:

On-Set: Behind the scenes photos taken on set
Stills: Captures from the films
Portraits: A set of portrait shots taken by photographer Lillith Leda (www.lillithleda.com)
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District 9 Q&A Session

created on Sep-11-2009

In association with Flamedrop Productions I helped organise and MC’d a small and very impromptu Q&A Sesssion with some of the cast and crew of the unbelievably awesome movie District 9.
As some of you may know the entire film was shot in South Africa, by South Africans and starring South Africans.
Guests are Jason Cope (Christopher Johnson and Grey Bradnam) Vanessa Haywood (Tania vd Merwe) and Producer Michael S. Murphy.

Part 1:

Part 2:

Part 3:

Interviewer: Joe Vaz (Something Wicked.co.za)
Cameras: Paul Blom, Vianne Venter, Sonja Ruppersberg
Edited by Paul Blom
Music: “Venus Rising” by TERMINATRYX

The Prisoner is Coming

created on Sep-11-2009

AMC’s The Prisoner, which was shot in Namibia and Cape Town, is coming in November.
I found this Comic-Con preview on YouTube.
I don’t know about you, but I’m excited:

Hilde – trailer

created on Mar-30-2009
Production: Hilde
Director: Kai Wessels
Warner Bros

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Macaroni With Extra Cheese

created on Mar-23-2009
The Beardless Wonder

The Beardless Wonder

2009 started wonderfully with this commercial for Fryst Frozen Foods.
It was a ridiculously fun day out in the Cape Town summer.
I play a small-town tv-reporter covering the Rivertown County Fair and annual macaroni & cheese contest.

Awesome crew, awesome cast, awesome day.
The Director pretty much gave me free reign with the character and allowed me to improvise quite a lot of the scene.
It sounds silly talking about a commercial like it was an award winning performance, but so often when you shoot a commercial it’s all about hitting your mark and holding the product up correctly that it is always a pleasure when they let you actually throw in some performance and create a character.