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| title: |
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THE
MARIONETTE |
| directed
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Holly
Paige Joyner |
| screenplay: |
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Wayland
Geremy Boyd |
| location: |
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Los
Angeles, California, USA |
| official
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www.TheMarionetteFilm.com |
| synopsis: |
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A
famed puppeteer and his fiancee
endure physical and psychological
torture by an unannounced intruder
in their home. |
| runtime: |
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20 min. |
| screening: |
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Film
Program 1 [ refer
to schedule ] |
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Dark Romance Review |
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The
Marionette is a masterful,
dark psychological shocker.
It's exceedingly rare to
experience a film in which
depraved eroticism and horror
are woven with such skill.
With as many twists and
turns as a bondage knot,
and edited as a descent
into horror that picks up
speed toward a chilling
conclusion, the film leaves
unforgettable images of
monsterously imaginative
torture and deviant fetishism.
And that's meant in a good
way.
If the team of writer Wayland
Jeremy Boyd and director
Holly Paige Joyner are unleashed
and mass marketed, prepare
for cultural shockwaves
to ensue. |
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| Q&A
with Wayland Geremy
Boyd |
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| How
long did your project take
to create, from conception
to final completion? |
| Five
months. |
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| Where
did your inspiration come
from? |
| The
underbellies of both the
entertainment and political
worlds. |
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Horror or Sci-Fi your primary
creative interest? |
| Horror.
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| Can
you describe a typical day
in the process of creating
your film? |
| Writing
- Getting up at 8:00, start
at 9:00, break at 1:00 for
lunch, after lunch I pull
out my brain and throw it
against the wall because
I think I'm an idiot for
ever wanting to do this,
then i write till about
5:00pm or so. Filming -
Getting up at 3:00pm --
Getting everything and everyone
where they need to be, start
shooting at 6:00 or 7:00,
play around with blood and
guts for a while, wrap at
7 AM, have some whiskey,
hit the sack. |
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| Can
you recall the first horror
films that left a lasting
impression on you? |
| The
Exorcist, The Changeling. |
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| Who
do you consider to be the
greatest 'Master of Horror'? |
| Clive Barker |
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| How
many participants comprised
your crew? |
| Fourteen. |
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many castmembers? |
| Four. |
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did you find your cast? |
| Friends and casting. |
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| Did
you re-edit your film after
the first cut? |
| Yes |
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| Did you shoot on film or with digital cameras? |
| Digital. |
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| If
you could choose any famous
actors to work with on future
projects, who would they
be? |
| Paul Giamatti, Phillip Hoffman, John C. Riley |
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