Storyboard Week: Laying Out The Boards
POSTED ON 14 Oct 2010
Jovanka and Rob meet in a famous horror location to sit down and actually create the images for The Captured Bird.
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Storyboard Week: Interview with Storyboard Artist Rob McCallum
POSTED ON 13 Oct 2010
Horror Film School continues at TheCapturedBird.com with your first lesson in pre-production - drawing storyboards. Today we have an interview with top industry storyboard artist Rob McCallum (The Thing (2011), Devil, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World...and that's just this year) about how he got into this kind of work, what the role of the storyboard artist is in the process, and how viciously he respects his non-disclosure agreement for the work he did on The Thing.
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Countdown to Halloween: Jovanka's 31 Favourite Horror Films - Part 2
POSTED ON 08 Oct 2010
8. The Changeling (1980) - Elegant and eerie, Canada-lensed The Changeling remains one of the classiest haunted house movies ever shot. Following the tragic death of his wife and son, a composer secludes himself in a sprawling mansion to write when he is haunted by the specter of a little boy. This film is the definition of creepy. If the ball bouncing down the stairs doesn't scare you, you have no soul.
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Meet the producer of The Captured Bird
POSTED ON 04 Oct 2010
A member of The Captured Bird online community recently asked what the difference was between a producer and an executive producer. Now, there is good reason for confusion because the term executive producer means different things to different productions. Sometimes famous people put their names on projects to help new filmmakers out and other times they become a lot more involved.
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Countdown to Halloween: Jovanka's 31 Favourite Horror Films
POSTED ON 02 Oct 2010
October. There's a chill in the air, the leaves have turned, and fresh, uncarved pumpkins are already beginning to appear on porches all over North America. Soon cobwebs will be stretched across gardens of dead flowers and paper skeletons will peer from darkened windows as horror fans count down to The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: Halloween.
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