1. Here’s me with the mayor of Chinatown. Or the mayor of a Chinese restaurant?
2. Just a lil portrait I shot UTILIZING AVAILABLE LIGHT.
3. Srsly, MK.
4. Can’t recommend this place highly enough.
5. Man did that badge make me feel like a rockstar. (The skinny mirror in our hotel room didn’t hurt either.)
This lovely filmmaker invited a gaggle of us over last night for (Canadian) Thanksgiving dinner.
Her house was so fantastic I couldn’t resist taking a few photos….
Here’s me in front of an enormous painting of a pear bum.
That’s the Canadian word for “butt.”
Bum.
All Ages is screening at the Vancouver Int’l Film Festival on Oct 7 + 10. Click here to get the dets + buy tickets!
Oct 10 is Canadian Thanksgiving, but I know you guys don’t care about that silly borrowed-from-the-US holiday anyway.
Come see the movie and spend your day off with me and Ricky (aka H-town) and Jon, my adorbs director of photography, who happens to have a tattoo of Long Island on his bicep (WHAAAAAAAT?)!
(Pictured: Danièle Watts and Melia Renee in All Ages)
I just got an email from Sam Newton (the one in the kilt).
Thanks, internet?
Sam is alive and well– Okay, I didn’t actually ask if he was well. I was so blown away. But he’s alive, and he lives in Vancouver, which means he’s coming to see All Ages on the big screen at the Vancouver Int’l Film Festival!
(I promise to post all the VIFF info here the instant I’ve got it. I know some of you Cloyne ppl have been blowing up their site.)
A word of warning to you, Sam:
I put the guy playing Dan in a tutu (or, rather, a crinoline), inspired by the costumes I remember you wearing onstage. But his hair was inspired by Les Claypool.
Hope you don’t mind.
(Pictured: Bobby Gold, Neil Mallick, Zak Kilberg and Ace Gibson on set for All Ages)
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