Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2004 7:12 pm
Welcome Kelly! Thanks for stopping by. I see Eric is lurking about as well...
Less than two weeks Man!
Less than two weeks Man!
The Temple of Dagon
H. P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos
https://www.templeofdagon.com/forum/
An introduction...
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Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2004 7:47 pm
Welcome aboard, Craig!
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2004 9:06 pm
Thanks Tom!?
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2004 9:49 pm
Great to see you all here! I really wish I could make it to the festival but unfortunately I do not think I will be able to.
I am sure one of you will probably write up a nice report though
I am sure one of you will probably write up a nice report though
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 7:57 pm
Aleister,
Aaron Vanek (The Yellow Sign) does an incredibly detailed write-up of the fest that I couldn't hope to match. As soon as he passes it along, I'll post it in the forum...
Craig
http://www.unfilmable.com
H.P. Lovecraft Cinema
Aaron Vanek (The Yellow Sign) does an incredibly detailed write-up of the fest that I couldn't hope to match. As soon as he passes it along, I'll post it in the forum...
Craig
http://www.unfilmable.com
H.P. Lovecraft Cinema
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 8:27 pm
I will be looking forward to it 
Thanks!
Thanks!Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2004 3:10 pm
Well, okay, if you insist Craig.....
Hi everyone, my name's Rick Tillman, and I'm a film maker who's totally hooked on Lovecraft, so I can't seem to make films about anything else. My first film, Pickman's Model debuted al last year's HPLFF, and I've got a mini sequel in this year's fest, entitled The Summoning. You can check out stuff about them at www.darkwhisperfilms.com
I'm glad to see that my fellow Yuggothian, Kelly "pingster" Young has joined the forum. He's the man responsible for writing such fine shorts as The Thing on the Doorstep and a new feature currently in production, Strange Aeons.
Up next for me is actually a non-lovecraftian short (unless I get my way) that was also written by the aforementioned pingster, which should prove to be quite fun and humorous.....more on that later...
See y'all at the fest (I hope)!!!!
Hi everyone, my name's Rick Tillman, and I'm a film maker who's totally hooked on Lovecraft, so I can't seem to make films about anything else. My first film, Pickman's Model debuted al last year's HPLFF, and I've got a mini sequel in this year's fest, entitled The Summoning. You can check out stuff about them at www.darkwhisperfilms.com
I'm glad to see that my fellow Yuggothian, Kelly "pingster" Young has joined the forum. He's the man responsible for writing such fine shorts as The Thing on the Doorstep and a new feature currently in production, Strange Aeons.
Up next for me is actually a non-lovecraftian short (unless I get my way) that was also written by the aforementioned pingster, which should prove to be quite fun and humorous.....more on that later...
See y'all at the fest (I hope)!!!!
Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2004 8:23 pm
That's right - I almost forgot you were directing my next short - how cool is this? Network, people - network!
Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2004 3:23 pm
Hello all!
Two days until the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival (for details see: http://www.hplfilmfestival.com/)! I'll be in attendance again this year, and hope to meet many of you there...
So if you see someone in a Unfilmable.com t-shirt, stop them and say hi! It will probably be me, or Rick Tillman!
Take care,
Craig
http://www.unfilmable.com
H.P. Lovecraft Cinema
"It is not likely that any really finely wrought weird story - where so much depends upon mood, and on nuances of description - could be changed to a drama without irreparable cheapening and the loss of all that gave it power."
- H.P. Lovecraft
Two days until the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival (for details see: http://www.hplfilmfestival.com/)! I'll be in attendance again this year, and hope to meet many of you there...
So if you see someone in a Unfilmable.com t-shirt, stop them and say hi! It will probably be me, or Rick Tillman!
Take care,
Craig
http://www.unfilmable.com
H.P. Lovecraft Cinema
"It is not likely that any really finely wrought weird story - where so much depends upon mood, and on nuances of description - could be changed to a drama without irreparable cheapening and the loss of all that gave it power."
- H.P. Lovecraft