Well, we had another day of life-catsing for Necrosis. This time our victim was George Stults who plays Matt. Greg Mcdougall, our special effects supervisor and his assistant, Daniela had George strip down, put on a pair of spandex shorts, which he hadn't worn since the 80's...... no, not really, it was last week.

George told us that he had never had a life-cast done before. I guess 7th Heaven isn't as violent as I remember it.....

Enjoy the pictures. We will have a lot more info at our official Necrosis movie web site - www.NecrosisMovie.com

Also stop by the IMDB for movie updates. Just search for Necrosis and you'll find out info there as well...

Jason

George Gets his shorts




Greg Prepares for the casting




He's way too happy.




Ready.





Yes, it is COLD!!! (And we aren't even in Tahoe yet.)






Yes, I am filming this as Behind the Scenes Extras.




Almost done.




Off it goes.





No problem!

Well, I have a ton of updates that I just haven't had time to do since the last blog post. First and most importantly, we have a full cast now! Some journey that was. But all well worth it. We've put together a great team of actors and crew to make Necrosis as memorable as possible.

We have the following actors for our starring roles:

James Kyson Lee - "Jerry"


George Stults - "Matt"


Robert Michael Ryan - "Michael"


Penny Drake - "Megan"


Danielle De Luca - "Samantha"


Tiffany - "Karen"



In our co-starring roles we have:

Michael Berryman - "Seymour"


Mickey Jones - "Hank"


John Dobroth - "Lyle"




Our "Donner" members for our 1846 scenes are:

Elizabeth Brissenden - "Mary" (the ghost girl)


Skeylar Rae - "Nancy"


Jay Preston - "Isaac"


Benjamin Von Dielingen - "Donner Member"



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It's hard to believe that 2008 is here and that we head to Tahoe in a mere 18 days to begin our location filming.

Some other things we've been doing are:

This past weekend we built our only "SET" for the film, which is the interior of our location's "Generator Shed". Our location really does run on a generator, so, due to sound problems and general lack of space, we built the interior as a 3 wall set inside of Frank Torpey's motorcycle warehouse. I'm sure George will be very happy that he doesn't have to go shirtless in 12 degree weather for his make-shift "surgery" scene.

Speaking of George's surgery..... we will be life-casting George for that scene later this week...another detail we've been working on.

We have our fake snow for the bar scene and the generator shed scene. These are two scenes that will be filmed local and not up in "snow level" so we have to bring in our own snow. I have enough snow manufacturing "powder" to make 500 gallons of snow. That will be enough to film Seymour's death close-ups with Michael Berryman in a 20 X 20 square foot area, another effect scene that will be filmed local. (1 shot of it anyways!).

All of the costumes have been picked out or purchased and well be in our possession this week.

The props have been built or purchased and are semi-neatly stored in my garage right now awaiting the arrival of our support trailer, which well be here next weekend.

Thats it for now.

Thanks for following along on this BLOG.

Jason