All right, so we weren't as back as we thought, but now we're really back

Our last post was in april. That was awhile ago, sorry. Things have been busy over at QOHQ.

Since our last post we successfully completed principal photography on Co's film "Forge." The production went as smoothly as could be hoped for, no days over 8 hours, spent a few nights at a cabin on Mt. Hood, all in all a good time, with a good crew.

We have also finished the principal photography for Selena's film, "Toymaker." We shot for three days in the goldsmith building, using pieces of the set from forge that were recommissioned from a lab to a grungy apartment. Selena and Eli are now mired in putting together hard drives to send down to our friend Loren Judah in LA, who is going to help with some of the composting and effects work.

Our friend over at Vonburgo Corp, Jed Burger, also shot his senior film which a good number of the crew worked on. It was a good weekend of grindhouse movie-making, spending another three days up at the cabin. You should check out his website, which includes a trailer here: http://www.tofmovie.com, it's gonna be good.

On the home front, like we stated before, we landed a three web spot gig for a local tequila company, Yeyo tequila. During the month of June we were able to shoot, edit and deliver our three spots. Jon is very happy with the results and is planning on releasing them one at a time at the end of July. Yeyo Tequila will become available the 23rd of July, as will our first spot, we'll let you know more details as the date draws near.

Jason is still working on his animation, and it's looking better then ever, I can't wait to see the finished product.

We are in pre-production on a stop-motion animation with Gelsey Kurrasch which we will be shooting at the end of this month. Keep your eye on the blog for updates and photos from the process. We will be shot listing this weekend, with storyboards soon to follow.

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Until next time:
KG

P.S: If you get a chance check out "The Brothers Bloom," a con man film from the director of "Brick." It's a good time, great writing and had me guessing until the end.