goodbye potheart.

I INVOKE THEE!

This is one of the most brilliantly ACTED, WRITTEN, and DIRECTED films i’ve ever come across. It’s almost unbearably brutal at times, long before American Psycho left it’s mark. I’m not a reviewer, I won’t say more. Just watch it if you get the chance.

yea, you heard it from me.

is gonna fall…

Directed by Camerin Kelly
Starring Faith and Morgan.
Thought Adjusters . 2008

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I really didn’t believe it at first, when I heard that Heath Ledger died this morning. He seems far too successful to die. He’s young, every girl love him, every Director wants him, he’s starring in the latest Batman film. He’s the top of the A-List. People like him don’t die. Brad Renfro dies. He’s been in trouble since he was a kid. He was on the left hand path. You expect that he’s on his way out, actually surprised when he did die that he was still alive the day before.

Heath Ledger is a different kind of death. It sits inside you for a couple days, resonating, dimming the brightness of the soul. I don’t understand why this happens. I don’t know him, don’t care about him, I’ve never thought about him for more than a split minute. It’s like a light went off somewhere, and you just can’t pinpoint where it was, but the the world seems a little darker, and a little less interesting. Maybe that’s just me.

Strange. Especially since we’ll be seeing him play the ultra drugged up looking Joker very soon. The light of him left is projected through celluloid, cinema is immortal.

no doubt about it.
i wonder if they are going put out a full length?

I present to you the first half of “The Calm at the Edge of the Sea” gag reel.

Sarabeth Tucek’s album is finally out and it’s brilliant. Gloomy and heartbreaking and beautiful. I highly suggest getting it. I interviewed Sarabeth a couple years ago on her life and this album, so I am going to repost it. The song “Home” sounds like it traveled from beyond Karen Carpenter’s grave.

Here is the interview.

LM: So you’re working on an album with Ethan Johns, how is that going, being that it’s your debut?

ST: the record is going really well. Ethan is great, very inspired and soulful. he has added alot of dimension to the material through various instruments and he’s a great player too so i not only have a great producer and engineer but a musician that can exercise his ideas. it is also being co-produced by the wonderful Luther Russell.

LM: “Something for you” is really a beautiful song. How did you and Brian Jonestown Massacre hookup, and is Anton really the lunatic he’s made out to be?

ST: i’m glad you like SOMETHING FOR YOU(SEER). it will be on my record. i have known Anton for a long time and he always really liked that song and asked if he could cover it for the EP. i sing it in DIG right before he kicks that poor guy in the head. is Anton a lunatic? hmmm, well, there is probably enough info out there on him now for anyone to answer that one. recently, i was with a group of people who were talking about him and one person said “Anton’s a lunatic” and then someone else said ” Anton’s a dick” and then, in conclusion, someone said ” Anton’s a lunadick” so…. i dunno.

LM: If you could build a time machine that could only go back in time before the 20th century, where would you go, and who would you meet?

ST: if i could go back? uh, i wish i could go back and retrieve all the money i’ve spent on alcohol but before the 20th century, i guess maybe before there were people. perhaps, roaming the earth like a big peaceful platypus. just eating and walking. i’m lazy. i guess i would probably want to meet another nice and lazy herbivore or maybe a carnivore, if i was bored.

Driving home from Fort Bragg with Kyle. Middle of nowhere. Loving life.

Directed by Camerin Kelly Burns
Director of Photography Nick Trikonis
Music by Lantern Black Lodge
Filmed on the Permanent Set at Calarts in Valencia California in the spring of 2000.

It’s Tuesday. A little tired from acting exorcise with Brian. My Brother Kyle is in town, he’s on his way over, we’re going to get breakfast at Millie’s, on his way from Burbank. Looking for a job, something simple, restaurant, bar, whatever. “There Will Be Blood” is my favorite movie in a long time, saw that coming from a mile away. About to start writing a new script. It’s going to be brutal.

“I’ve got a competition in me”