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Thursday, September 29, 2005

Star Trek The Section 31 Files
Episode 2.04 - Storm Warning

http://www.darkerprojects.com/section31.html

Equity Corps holds the crew of the Nosferatu captive. Meanwhile one of the crew makes a startling discovery...
someone they believed dead is still very much alive.

Featuring

Kara Dennison as Captain Dalonna
Chris Snyder as Commander Locke
Karl Puder as General Korg
Jim Barbour as Sebastian Breton
Elie Hirschman as Tom Backus and Damon Norn
Eric Busby as Bishop
Tom Davis as Regent
Judah Friese as Lt. Judah
Mark Bruzee as Minister K'Laren
Aliza as Crimson
Josh W. Spencer as The Guard
Seth Adam Sher as Unit 746
Miriam Synder as the Computer

The episode was written and directed by Eric Busby
Post Production work by Eric Busby
© 2005 Darker Projects Productions

Thursday, September 22, 2005

Night Terrors Episode 3: Love and Murder
Written by Elie Hirschman

Meet Jim and Max. Together with Max's wife Celia, they run a moderately successful dressmaking company. They have all they could want. Who could ask for more? Well, Jim could for one. It's the height of the "dot com" days, and Jim thinks he'll make a killing ... He's right. In fact, he makes such a killing that he finds it necessary to visit the Confessional. And stay tuned after for a little surprise.


Featured in the cast were:

Mark Kalita as Jim
Jim Barbour as Max
Kara Dennison as Celia
Laura Post as Jamie
Jamie Bruno as Burl

Produced and directed by Mark Bruzee
Post-production supervised and realized by Chris Snyder
Executive producer for Darker Projects: Eric Busby

Monday, September 12, 2005

OK, I think I want this:

PMD660 Portable Solid State Recorder

"Our newest PMD recorder is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, but it has features that make more expensive, full-sized field recorders green with envy. It can run for hours on just four AA batteries. It records on Compact Flash media cards which you can find in any discount store, and will store more than 36 hours of mono on a single card. If audio quality is your key requirement, you get over an hour of pristine, uncompressed, 16-bit .wav files. Editing can be achieved right there in the field using either of two editing modes, or you can use your favorite audio editing application by transferring files to your PC-the PMD660 even has its own USB port. XLR inputs, phantom power, built-in mics and more-it's all there in the PMD660."

Throw in a couple of XLR mics for me as well, you got yourself a new best friend.

Tuesday, September 06, 2005


Bananas - them does a body good. Posted by Picasa