It's called Stormhouse.
Set in 2002, it sees the Military capturing and imprisoning a supernatural entity at England's secret base Stormhouse. The Government send 'ghost whisperer' Hayley Sands in to try and communicate with the entity. Then everything goes seriously ghost-shaped.
Hayley Sands is played by Katie Flynn (the daughter of Jane Seymour), who delivers a remarkable performance - as do Patrick Flynn, Grant Masters, Munir Khairdin, Grahame Fox and the rest of our awesome ensemble cast.
Dan has brilliantly directed it, with a luscious cinematography aided and abetted by our DOP Richard Swingle. Dan and I created the story, from his original idea (those five words I mentioned in a previous blogpost were "The military capture a ghost"). I wrote the script and executive-produced. Dean Fisher at Scanner-Rhodes is our ingenious, tireless producer.
That's all for now, except to say that as we move into post-production I couldn't possibly be more thrilled about this film.
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6 comments:
It sounds great, Jason. Good luck with it. Richard Swingle was the DOP on the sketch show, wasn't he?
I'm looking forward to seeing Stormhouse next year.
Like the premise; looking forward to learning and seeing more. Good luck.
Great five words. Looking forward to the rest of 'em.
Hi Jason
Really can't wait to see it !!
And glad the cast behaved well !!
Love
Jane xxxx
Thanks guys!
Jane Frisby, I should point out, is our awesome casting director. Did us proud!
Sounds great. I like the five words thing too - oaks from acorns, huh?
What's the anticipated release going to be, and when? Cinema, DVD? Projected onto a sheet in a garage?
Keep us informed Mr Arnopp.
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