THE HIT LIST: July 23, 2018
I’ve written all this on three hours of sleep after an awesome Saturday evening. Still in recovery, yes, but nonetheless willing and able to keep the Hit List action going for another week!
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THE HIT LIST – April 18, 2016
This week’s installation of The Hit List presents some great pieces to share, and without a doubt I will be resurrecting another lovely piece of shortfilm worth viewing for those not in the know.
Action Ensues In The New Pilot Trailer For DRAGON BALL Z: THE LIGHT OF HOPE
Back to feed the fires of live-action manga/anime fanfare, followers of indie film group Robot Underdog got a little treat of their own with the latest promising trailer for Dragon Ball Z: The Light Of Hope. The new footage reveal marks a milestone for the team who began their efforts to develop a webseries based on author Akira Toriyama’s highly popular manga, which will center on the future timeline of Trunks, the titular half human Saiyan son of Bulma and Vegeta.
The series is still in production, and as far as independent productions go, not a day goes by that the team can use the support of fans, as well as ample financial backing to deliver their pilot and subsequent series much sooner. So, things are still developing, and you can check it all out at the official Facebook page for Robot Underdog to learn all you need. In the meantime, check out the trailer below!
Dragon Ball Z: The Light Of Hope stars Anton Bex with Jack Wald, Amy Johnston, Tyler Tackett, Ruthann Thompson and Tim Neff. The series is executive produced by Rita McMillin and directed by Donnie McMillin with action direction by Leo Kei Angelos and stunt/fight coordination by Tim Storms and Lohan Buson.
Katniss Responds To President Snow For The New Fan Short, MOCKINGJAY: BURN
Fans and followers of “The Hunger Games” books by author Suzanne Collins, as well as Lionsgate’s two-part finale theatrically releasing between this November and next year have likely caught on to the first official teaser for Mockingjay: Part 1. If you missed it, you can check it out here and watch President Snow setting the grim tone in his newest PSA to the people of Panem, and it is exactly the kind of build up that gets fans intrigued to find out just what our lead heroine, actress Katniss Everdeen will say or do in response.
Well, while Lionsgate’s own efforts to illustrate that will soon fall into place, the fans over on the set of their new independent, non-profit fan film project, Mockingjay: Burn have a message from the Girl On Fire herself:
Mockingjay: Burn is still in production with an expected duration of ten minutes. Independent director favorite Leo Kei Angelos is helming the project with actress Kristen Brancaccio leading the cast. You can currently check out a handful of recent set pics with the cast and crew, including The Bailey Review contributor, actor Darren Bailey in costume by heading over to the official Kickstarter project blog!
Jessie Luck: My Interview With Stuntwoman And Producer, JESSIE GRAFF
My journey here as a writer has been quite fruitful, as seeing and watching, and just observing the online action community has allowed me to talk to, and share insight a lot of talented and gorgeous stuntwomen who can do incredible things. Jessie Graff is one of them.
FOX's 'Family Guy' Takes A Live-Action Twist In The New Short Adaptation, EPIC CHICK FIGHT
Filmmaker Leo Kei Angelos is out with a new inspired look into one of the most memorable features of the hit animated TV series, Family Guy, starring stunt actress Tree O’Toole, along with co-star Jessie Graff who headed the project.
Actress Hailey Bright Delivers Justice In The New Shortfilm, FIRST IMPRESSIONS
I initially wanted to tease some of this earlier on, but unfortunately I wasn’t allowed to as things were still developing. Conclusively though, it was worth the wait, thanks in part to solid editing, and the incredible action direction from stunt coordinator Darren Bailey, and choreographers Vonzell Carter, Alvin Hsing and Brendon Huor.
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