New Forum Feature - "Reputation"

[Mitchell Dvoskin]

Mitchell accessed his memory banks to suggest inner angst and his contempt for the corporate structure and it's dehumanizing effect on humanity in that sequence.

It takes a truely great director to capture that level of emoting...

[Linda Haluska]

It was a fine piece of acting, Mitchell. As can be seen from the above shot
from "Soft Money", Mitchell accessed his memory banks to suggest inner angst and his contempt for the corporate structure and it's dehumanizing effect on humanity in that sequence.

Now THAT is one hell of a compliment!:D

Mitch even got it on the first take!!

[Jack Theakston]

Linda,

WHAT will cost me sweat and tears and perhaps a little blood? Can't I work out a payment plan??

[Bob Furmanek]

Mitchell, according to the clock, it's 5:05. Still putting in overtime, huh?

[Mitchell Dvoskin]

Night Shift!

[Jack Theakston]

The words "Mitchell" and "overtime" are strangely antonymous. :D

[Richard Haines]

Mitch,

Thanks, Mitch. And you were able to do it without attending the Actor's Studio.

[Linda Haluska]

Linda,

WHAT will cost me sweat and tears and perhaps a little blood? Can't I work out a payment plan??


LMAO! I love horror so you will have to make a deal this way.:D

[Jeff Sumberg]

Please note the following in this image.

Note the time. If Mitchell and I were in a contest to see who could leave first, I'd already be in my car by 5:02 :D

And is that the spectre of Richard on the wall? :p

[Linda Haluska]

Please note the following in this image.



And is that the spectre of Richard on the wall? :p

There ya go -it is Rich's shadow!!:D

[Mitchell Dvoskin]

Is This Richard?

Now that's a mystery....

[Jack Theakston]

Jeff will be in my next 3-D production entitled, "The Photoshop Wizard," in which a photography lab scientist is kidnapped to produce photographs of celebrities in compromising poses. Richard, are you available to direct? :D

[Jack Theakston]

There ya go -it is Rich's shadow!!:D

That's obviously a tribute to one of Richard's inspirations, Alfred Hitchcock, whom I believe Mr. Haines has reached the level of in terms of cinematography.

[Mitchell Dvoskin]

Jack, judging from this most recent photo, you are looking more Ed Summer like than ever before...

[Bob Furmanek]

Uh oh.

Linda, you said those plants are still in the same place waving hello. Is the shadow still there on the wall?

[Linda Haluska]

Uh oh.

Linda, you said those plants are still in the same place waving hello. Is the shadow still there on the wall?

The plants have been moved to the front of my desk but when I showed the plants Mitch's pic, they got all excited that they too were now famous!:p

Actually, I have TONS pics from the movie posted all over the wall in my office area. Rich is a celebrity here! :)

[Mitchell Dvoskin]

And you were able to do it without attending the Actor's Studio.

When you have as much talent as I do, the only difficult part was not showing up the starring players.

[Richard Haines]

Jack,

I don't do 'work for hire' directing jobs. Only my own productions.


Regarding the rest there appears to be a 'shadow of a doubt' about who
is casting a reflection in the shot. I believe it was Postell Pringle who
was just off frame. This was a dolly shot that started on the clock then
pulled back to reveal Mitch leaving and then continued as he passed one
the lead characters who was outside a doorway of an office he was going
to rob.

It wasn't me although I do appear walking in an earlier sequence which has Todd Feiertag is chasing Jennifer Horng down the street in Queens, New York.

[Richard Haines]

Mitch,

I knew you were a scene stealer but that's appropriate for a heist story.

[Linda Haluska]

It is your shadow, Rich and not Postell's.;)