It’s been a while, but Steve is back to let you in on a part of the filmmaking process that the general public rarely gets a glimpse of: creating horror sound effects. Watch Steve beat the shit out of some fruits and vegetables and make a big mess. Educational AND cathartic.
You’ll want to listen to this one through headphones!
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Normally it’s a bit taboo to show actors footage of themselves during production, but these guys insisted. You’ll be glad they did, because their reactions are priceless (and 100% genuine). This is the first time they’ve ever seen any of the footage in 3D. If you have a 3D capable set up, watch our 3D version for an even better viewing experience.
Itching for your first look at the film? Well wait no longer.
Steven gives us a lesson on 3D editing while showing us actual footage from the film. What more could you want? Oh, the actual movie? Give us a little more time.
For obvious reasons, Steven didn’t have much time to keep up with his video diaries while we were on set. But we did manage to get this one in, where he walks you through how to make a “simple” shot that’s way more complicated than it looks.
The last week of filming was filled with more blood and gore than the first two weeks combined. There were stunts, plot twists, and all kinds of other excitement, so of course, we’ve compiled a few of the best moments for you to see.
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Week Two Highlights are here! Featuring calisthenics, dancing, donuts, brotherly moments, and more. Come watch what’s been going on behind the scenes.
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The first week of filming for Found Footage 3D was long and exciting, and now we’ve compiled some of our favorite moments for you guys to see. You’ll get an exclusive look at the cast and crew both on and off set.
At the end of our first day of filming, Steven gets a little emotional as he shows his appreciation.
We’re just days out from the start of filming, and the set is dressed and ready to go. I’m giving you a behind-the-scenes tour of the cabin in which the majority of the film will take place.
This week has been crazy busy, so instead of talking to you myself, I’ve decided to give you a look inside the make-up FX studio of Eric Zapata. Eric, some of you may know, was on both the 4th and 5th seasons of Face Off on SyFy. He’s a make-up badass and he’s building some sick appliances for our film. Here you get to see the clay models that he’s sculpting in order to cast the appliances.
