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I’ve waited 30 years to take this picture.
I grew up watching Sean, so it was a privilege to see him working in person. Not only is he as nice as I expected, he’s a great interviewer. He is friendly, personable, and intelligent. Unlocked is fortunate to have him onboard. Thanks for a great couple days, Sean.
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Michael Rooker is consummately cool.
That Michael Rooker is one cool dude. We were allowed to invade Rouge Productions all day to shoot a piece for an episode of Unlocked, and our correspondent was the implacable Michael Rooker. Not only did he have a great time, but everyone there got to enjoy Michael at his best.
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Bedtime Movie Poster Goes Viral
A friend of mine posted a picture of her son to Facebook, and all I could see was the cover to a horror movie. I became obsessed with it and spent a ridiculous amount of time working on it, but it paid off.
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The word “surreal” barely begins to describe how it feels to walk around the Enterprise.
We recently did a shoot for Mouser Electronics that took place on the set of StarTrekContinues, and it was an incredibly entertaining experience. Vic Mignogna and his crew have created something amazing. They have tried (and succeeded) to create a near-perfect replica of the original Star Trek series. They’ve led a successful Kickstarter campaign that…
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It’s William freakin’ Shatner!
I recently helped shoot an interview between William freakin’ Shatner and Jeremy Snead, the creator of Unlocked, an upcoming television series about video games.
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So, this happened.
We interviewed Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes at his house for the upcoming series, Unlocked. I feel it’s appropriate (and important) to make a note of something that happened that day. While we were in the middle of the shoot, Kevin excused himself for a few minutes after saying, “I’m dealing with a dying dog.”…
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I caught a Firefly in a jar, which also happens to be a ship in a bottle.
I caught a Firefly in a jar, which also happens to be a ship in a bottle.
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Bonsaijitu
“Bonsaijitu” comes from the mix of two words: bonsai and taijitu (which is what most people call the yin-yang symbol). Though it’s not finished, I am still relatively pleased with the image. I took real pictures of bonsai masterpieces and manipulated them to create this one.
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