Episode #44 BLACKOUT

Three nights under the spell of a full moon,
Charles can’t fathom the things he’s done.

writer & director: Larry Fessenden
Featuring: Larry Fessenden, John Speredakos
Juan Carlos Hernandez, Teresa Kelsey
Caprice Benedetti, Matthew Stephen Huffman

Performed Live August 2, 2019  •  Poster by Brian Level

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From Decider: “Really, what else are they gonna do in quiet, quiet Centerville? Investigate how polar fracking nudged the planet off its axis, causing everyone’s watches and cell phones to stop working and making the sun set way later than it should? That’s above their pay grade. Maybe they can look into why the cows have all R-U-N-N-O-F-T and the local motel owner (Larry Fessenden) can’t find his cats. Or why Adam Driver keeps breaking the fourth wall. He and Cliff keep hearing a song on the radio, titled “The Dead Don’t Die” and sung by real-life star Sturgill Simpson. Why do they hear it over and over? “Well, ’cause it’s the theme song,” says Adam Driver, who also has a Star Wars keychain.”

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From the psychedelic rock’n’roll musical sequence in Graham Reznick’s I CAN SEE YOU.
Three versions of “Spray it On” from three different phases of the writing and recording process.
All from early/mid 2006. Plus, a bonus Clara Clean jingle!

Glenn McQuaid resurrects LUNATIC ASYLUM with the brand new
SYNTAX ERROR IN THE HUMANS EP. Inspired, amongst other things,
loading computer games from cassettes at top volume.

Episode #43 THE GRANDFATHER

A perfectly ordinary Grandfather waits for his perfectly happy family
to arrive for a perfectly pleasant afternoon…
until an unfortunate revelation puts them all on a tragic path.

writer/director/sound design/music: Graham Reznick
Featuring: Angus Scrimm, Matthew Stephen Huffman,
Michael D’Addario, Kate Lyn Sheil, Brenda Cooney, Edie & Ned

Released December 14, 2010 • Poster by Gary Pullin 

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Glass Eye Pix salutes our longest-running collaborator, Beck Underwood,
who created the company logo and numerous graphics and title treatments during its 35 years.
But that’s not all…

Underwood is also the production designer / art director on GEP classics
HOLLOW VENUS, NO TELLING, I SELL THE DEAD, BITTER FEAST, STAKE LAND, STRAY BULLETS
and lent uncredited support for DEPRAVED and many others.

Underwood is the co-writer with Fessenden of NO TELLING,
the unfilmed HECTOR DODGES, and story consultant on the HABIT remake.

Underwood is the designer of the Album artwork for the
Just Desserts debut record SENTIMENTAL WAR.

Underwood created the Creepy Christmas Advent calendar and inspired the others in the series.

Underwood is the creator and curator of THE CREEPY CHRISTMAS FILM FESTIVAL, parts 1 and 2.

Underwood is the creator of the
TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE Season 3 animated INTRO
and numerous other film projects, animated and otherwise.

Underwood created the animated sequence in AMERICAN JESUS

VISIT: www.beckunderwood.com

Underwood is the creator of ZUZU,
the extraordinary bi-monthly free New York newspaper for artists and kids,
“All the Rage for every age” that flourished from 1993-1995.

And Underwood is the creator of Jack Fessenden,
youngest filmmaker in the Glass Eye Pix stable.

Happy Birthday, Beck (Nov 4) 

xoL

watch Beck’s minidoc here

THE ART OF BECK UNDERWOOD

GEP wraps 35th Anniversary celebration with the brand new INTERNS PAGE,
celebrating our appreciation of our interns throughout the years. 

Take a look

GLASS EYE PIX INTERN PAGE

Glass Eye Pix turns 35 today! Fessenden signs off after 33 day celebration binge.

Please enjoy our final offering today, the new intern page and BTS minidoc.