Wesley Snipes • Directed by Giorgio Serafini
Secret Ops agent Marcus is sent to Detroit to take out an arms dealer and the head of the hedge fund that is financing him. His CIA backup has other plans and turns on him.
The Squad – A&E TV Series
Tehachapi maximum security prison is a city filled with the nation’s worst criminals – and “The Squad” is its police force. “The Squad” is a twelve-member team that responds to and investigates every crime in the prison — from riots and assaults, to organized crime and drugs, to stabbings and murders. As the only investigative unit in the prison, “The Squad” functions as detectives, SWAT and CSI all rolled into one. Each episode of this dramatic real life series will follow at least one investigation from beginning to end. With exclusive and unfettered access to this team, “The Squad” will be a powerful new series with the look and feel of “The First 48” behind bars. “The Squad” is produced by Wild Eyes Productions for A&E Network. David Keane is Executive Producer. Executive producers for A&E are Robert Sharenow and Laura Fleury.
“Order of Chaos” in Theaters Feb 12
COMPLETE AUDIO POST SERVICES PROVIDED BY JUNIPER POST.
We’re excited to announce the theatrical release of “Order of Chaos,” an intense psychological thriller starring Rhys Coiro (“24”) and Milo Ventimiglia (“Heroes”). Written, directed and scored by Vince Vieluf, and produced by Gil Cates, Jr., the film is a gripping document of a man slipping into insanity.
Juniper Post is proud to have contributed the sound design, Foley, ADR and final sound mix to “Order of Chaos,” and we highly recommend you check it out: httpsss://www.orderofchaosmovie.com/home.html
To find out how you can receive award-winning audio for your film or television show, contact David at Juniper Post today at (818) 841-1244, ext 1.
“Yesterday Was a Lie” on DVD!
Following a theatrical release, multi-award-winning indie “Yesterday Was a Lie” is now available for pre-order on DVD. A groundbreaking new metaphysical noir film from writer/director James Kerwin, the film combines “stunning black & white cinematography, a sultry jazz score and a refreshingly high-minded script” (Variety). The film can also be described as a time travel love story.
With such an original film comes tremendous opportunity for an original approach to sound design. Juniper Post is proud to have provided all audio post-production services on “Yesterday Was a Lie”, and we congratulate James Kerwin and Chase Masterson on all their success.
From James Kerwin:
Cast, crew, and friends of YWAL:
We’ve been busy over the past couple months preparing for the upcoming upcoming DVD release of YESTERDAY WAS A LIE. We had a fun premiere and a great theatrical release in December, but the work doesn’t stop there. The great people at E1 have been authoring what we think will be a wonderful commercial DVD of the film with many special features — including a commentary track which they asked Kipleigh, Chase, and I to record last month at Juniper Post.
Although the DVD doesn’t hit stores until March 23, the good news is that people can pre-order it for purchase or rental now. We strongly encourage you to do so, and pass this on to anyone you think would be interested. The number of pre-orders registered at Amazon and Netflix over the course of the next few weeks will determine how many copies are stocked by these companies!
You can pre-order by visiting httpsss://www.yesterdaywasalie.com and clicking “SEE THE FILM,” or add it to your queue directly at
Netflix: httpsss://www.netflix.com/Movie/Yesterday_Was_a_Lie/70129313
Another quick note: YESTERDAY has gotten almost all positive reviews to date, and made a few critics’ top ten lists; the latest is CJSF 90.1 FM Vancouver’s “Hi-Sci-Fi” show, where it was named one of the year’s ten best science fiction films. The DVD has also made the cut on the Independent Dealers of Entertainment Association’s “Hidden Gems” list for March. Congratulations to everyone.
Thanks guys!
James
“The Vicious Kind” Extended in NYC!
Featuring top-to-bottom sound design, Foley, ADR, dialogue editing, sound effects and final mixing by Juniper Post, “The Vicious Kind” has been extended another week in NYC at Cinema Village, February 18th-24th. Showtimes and tickets are available online. Don’t forget to watch the Independent Spirit Awards on Friday, March 5th. The Vicious Kind is nominated for two Indie Spirit awards: Best Screenplay Lee Toland Krieger, and Best Male Lead Adam Scott! httpsss://www.spiritawards.com/film/vicious-kind
To find out how you can receive award-winning audio for your film or television show, contact David at Juniper Post today at (818) 841-1244, ext 1.
Showtimes: Thursday, February 18th at 1:15pm – 3:15pm – 5:15pm – 7:15pm – 9:20pm Friday, February 19th – Wednesday, February 24th at 9:10pm Ticket Purchase: httpsss://www.cinemavillage.com/chc/cv/show_movie.asp?movieid=1796 Location: Cinema Village 22 East 12th Street New York, NY 10003 (212) 924-3363 httpsss://www.cinemavillage.com Website: www.tvkmovie.com
“Broke Sky” Now Airing on Independent Film Channel
Juniper Post congratulates Director/Producer Tom Callaway on the success of his independent film, Broke Sky. Juniper is proud to have provided all audio post-production services on the film, including Sound Design, Mixing, Foley, ADR, and Sound Editing.
From the recent press release:
Buzzard Films and Clan Cameron Cinema are proud to announce the Video On Demand premiere of the motion picture BROKE SKY, straight from its very successful festival run over the last two years. IFC Films has picked up exclusive distribution rights to the neo-noir, and will premiere the film on February 24, and will be available thru April 26, 2010. BROKE SKY stars Will (THE NEW WORLD) Wallace, Joe (ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK) Unger, Bruce (CHINATOWN) Glover, Duane (PULP FICTION) Whitaker, Barbara (FAST FOOD NATION) Chisholm, and is the directorial debut of acclaimed cinematographer Thomas L. Callaway.
BROKE SKY garnered rave reviews from the nation’s critics:
VARIETY…”An exceptional example of American regional indie filmmaking, audaciously shifts gears into a powerful noir that one ups John Dahl”.
AUSTIN CHRONICLE…”Well composed imagery and precise camera angles…strong performances lubricate the film’s tonal shifts”.
LA WEEKLY…”moves from glint-eyed classicism to macabrely funny neo-noir…has energetic direction and game lead performances”.
BROKE SKY was shot on location in Waco, Texas, on glorious widescreen 35 millimeter film, and has been compared to such films as NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN and BLOOD SIMPLE. IFC will be making the film available in a variety of outlets, please check on their website for details.