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Opening in theaters this weekend! Lee Toland Krieger‘s romantic comedy/drama Celeste and Jesse Forever staring Andy Samberg and Rashida Jones. Fun flick!  Go see it!

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David Kitchens, Sound Supervisor. David Barber, Supervising Sound Editor and Re-recording Mixer. Bino Espinoza and Sean Gray, Sound Effects Editors.

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By David Kitchens

From Burbank, CA,  Juniper Post Sound Design & Mixing Team had a fun filled event at the red carpet premiere of the Independent Film, “CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA” at the Arclight in Hollywood, Wednesday evening March 09, 2011.

The film features an all-star cast led by Academy Award® winner Lauren Bacall, Josh Hutcherson, Alfred Molina, Hayden Panettiere, Dina Eastwood, Billy Boyd and Alexandra Carl, directed by Lawrence Roeck.

Pictured at the red carpet premiere at the Arclight, *Juniper Post  Sound Team, *Recording Supervisor, Gonzalo “Bino” Espinoza,  *Sound Supervisor, David Kitchens, “CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA” Producer, Jason Kay, *Supervising Sound Editor & Re-recording Mixer, David Barber,  *Sound Editor, Sean Gray.

To receive a bid for a great sounding mix from the award-winning Juniper Post Sound team, call David Kitchens at (818) 841-1244, ext. 1.

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By J.R. Bertinot

The Juniper Post Sound team is proud to provide Sound Design, Foley, ADR, and Mixing for the Independent Film, “CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA”, featuring an all-star cast led by Academy Award® winner Lauren Bacall, Josh Hutcherson Alfred Molina, Hayden Panettiere, Dina Eastwood, Billy Boyd and Alexandra Carl, directed by Lawrence Roeck.

After a fun ADR session at Juniper’s favorite ADR stage, Monkeyland Audio, recording supervisor Gonzalo “Bino” Espinoza and re-recording mixer, David Barber take a candid shot with Hayden Panettiere, one of the stars in “CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA.”

The Red Carpet premier of “CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA” is at the Arclight in Hollywood in March 2011.

To receive a bid for a great sounding mix from the award-winning Juniper Post Sound team, call David Kitchens at (818) 841-1244, ext. 1.

The Juniper Post Sound team is proud to provide Sound Design, Foley, ADR, and Mixing for the dramatic new film from Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson; THINGS FALL APART.   Director of the film, Mario Van Peebles plays alongside Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Ray Liotta and Lynn Whitfield.

Pictured:
Juniper Post’s sound supervisor David Kitchens,  Mario Van Peebles, head re-recording mixer David Barber & Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson.

“It’s a project that I wrote and produced myself,” Jackson said of the film. “It’s about a Heisman hopeful who could possibly be going to the league and everyone is assuming he’s gonna make it, and then he’s hit with an illness.
“I had a friend of mine who experienced cancer, and it’s what motivated me to write this screenplay. You don’t have to make everything personal, but this project was.
“That’s why I committed to playing a role where I lost 54 pounds. I had to discipline myself enough until I achieved it but … I got it.”

Normally weighing in at 214 pounds, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson spent nine weeks of a liquid diet and three hours on a treadmill each day, shedding 54 pounds for this role.

Now that THINGS FALL APART is a wrap, Juniper Post is gearing up for Mixing and Sound Design services for the upcoming Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson movie SET UP, starring Bruce Willis and Ryan Phillipe.

Written By J.R. Bertinot

Chad Michael Murray, Katee Sackhoff, Abigail Spencer Ready For A ‘Haunting In Georgia’

Posted 11/8/10 6:10 pm ET by MTV Movies Team in News
By Irene Lee

Chad Michael Murray seems to enjoy not only charming moviegoers, but also scaring them silly. According to The Hollywood Reporter, “House of Wax” star Murray is revisiting the horror genre in the next installment of Lionsgate’s “Haunting” franchise, “The Haunting in Georgia.”

Audiences first encountered the psychological horror thriller in “The Haunting in Connecticut,” which scared up a hefty box-office profit in 2009. Though the film followed the fictional Campbell family’s haunting by supernatural forces, it was based on the supposed true story of Carmen Reed.

“Georgia” will continue to use this based-on-true-events formula. Abigail Spencer (“Mad Men”), Emily Alyn Lind, and Katee Sackhoff (“Battlestar Galactica”) join Murray in filling out the roles of the real-life Wyrick family. Murray’s character, Andy Wyrick, is described as a straight-shootin’ blue collar husband/dad whose wife Lisa (Spencer) is plagued by horrific visions, which she shares with her sister (Sackhoff) and fears she may have passed to her daughter (Lind).

“The Haunting in Georgia” may sound like a bunch of other horror flicks we’ve seen in recent years — but its based-on-true-events conceit definitely takes the scare-factor up a notch. Plus, Sackhoff is used to tossing out beatings to unusual beings thanks to her experience on “Battlestar Galactica,” and Murray showed in “House of Wax” that he’s got the chops to be a horror-thriller leading man. If worse comes to worst, Murray’s smoldering gaze should be able to vanquish any supernatural forces.

50 Cent And Val Kilmer Announce New Movie,’The Gun’ Rapper and actor show up on American Music Awards red carpet together to talk about the film.

LOS ANGELES — 50 Cent is a busy man — he just released a new album, Before I Self Destruct, and film of the same name, and he’s working on several other movies in various stages of development. He’s also an unpredictable man — as evidenced by his double-take-inducing appearance at last week’s “New Moon” premiere. So, it makes sense that the rapper/actor/mogul would show up at the American Music Awards with Val Kilmer as his “date,” eager to tell everyone that he’s even busier and more unpredictable than they think.

“It’s exciting,” he said of the 2009 AMAs, walking down the red carpet alongside a grinning Kilmer, who could best be described as being dressed like Truman Capote’s evil twin. “We came out here to enjoy the festivities. Val and I are going to sit and see what’s going on. Are you wondering why we’re together?”

Well, yeah. And with that, 50 revealed that he had written a screenplay for a movie in which he and Kilmer are set to star.

“We’re here because we’ve got a project that we’re working on together,” said 50, who took the stage later that night with Eminem. “It [starts] in December.”

“It’s called ‘The Gun,’ and it’s about a gun,” Kilmer added. “It’s a really good title. He wrote it.”

According to 50 Cent, who has written three feature-film scripts recently, the role Kilmer will be playing was transported from a different screenplay. “He’s actually a character from a different project, but I got him to come out of there when he saw the value of what he was looking for.”

Fitty explained that “The Gun” has a “socially conscious” theme. “It’s about how a weapon goes from manufacturing to its distribution point, to being in a citizen’s custody — and how it ends up in the wrong hands,” he said. “We watch the actual gun travel through a few different people’s hands.”

“I’m a criminal,” explained Kilmer, saying he gets the gun at one point. “And we’re friends.”

“Gun” would mark the second time 50 Cent and Kilmer have collaborated, following their recent straight-to-DVD release “Streets of Blood.” And if all goes well, the rapper said, perhaps 50 will ask the veteran actor to collaborate in the medium that made him famous.

“I know [Val can sing],” grinned 50 Cent, thinking back to films like “Top Secret!” and “The Doors,” in which Kilmer played Jim Morrison. “You think I don’t know?

“Yeah, there’s a possibility … you could hear something from us on this next album, if I can work that into the situation,” he promised. “But that’s hard.”

With a smile, the actor added that he’d be up for it if Fif would only ask. “I do whatever he says,” Kilmer explained.