Die Pig Die!

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2011
21m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA short film shot in the style of 1950s b-movies. The film was shot in my garage with forced perspective sets and green screen. The film is a dark comedy about a woman with a split personali... Tout lireA short film shot in the style of 1950s b-movies. The film was shot in my garage with forced perspective sets and green screen. The film is a dark comedy about a woman with a split personality dealing with daily harassment by men by acting out fantasies of killing pig-monster men... Tout lireA short film shot in the style of 1950s b-movies. The film was shot in my garage with forced perspective sets and green screen. The film is a dark comedy about a woman with a split personality dealing with daily harassment by men by acting out fantasies of killing pig-monster men.

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6/10

Its Working,Its Working !!!

Starring: Diana Vega-Pugh, DT Carney and Chris Mackey.

Written & Directed by: Ian Pugh.

This short film is a wild ride for viewers, B/W with forced perspective sets and a camera NOT seen in low budgets ! Green screen seems to be Ian's playground for storytelling, He commands it to do things for him only George Lucas would dare ask a device for filming.

The plot, We thought was a horror film and then it goes into this thriller allegory about women taking their rightful place in the food chain.

What a unique plan for release of a film: Made for a halloween party,Released on DVD by Christmas and it has a film festival in it's future for 2012.

The music is really good and perfect for scene pacing.

Diana Vega-Pugh could be a lead actress in any of the many films being made in Fresno & Bakersfield, But her husband has kept her pretty busy in his films alone.

DT Carney and Chris Mackey had so much fun acting with a new local direction in film.