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Thank you

yes that happens when scenes are taken from another episode (stock) or 2nd unit didn't talk to main unit about wardrobe continuity - sharp eye.

I plan to upload Orphnas in the near future - keep a lookout

I will post Orphans in the near future and I have posted in English Vanishing Act with David Soul. I only directed 5 episodes

mucho gracias. Encantado de que te haya gustado S

Hey Jordan - I have tried, but youtube will not undo it. I contacted them directly as well and they still refused to remove the kids only setting. VERY frustrating. I have done some interviews for Den of Geek that talks about my experiences on the first cluster of MMPR

Cop - Jean Lupien - Frankie Unger - Donna casey

Thank you - that means a lot. I will pass you comment onto the cast

Thx Robert, for taking time to comment. Greg was a little unbelievable, but also the writing of his character reflects a weakness, which I found odd.

I recently posted my un-aired version of the pilot th-cam.com/video/Tz6gN42tHaQ/w-d-xo.html I do not have the ability to make up a pilot playlist but I believe there were three [the latest being the Disney modified one with animated graphics a la Batman] and now a 4th, my un-aired pilot. Enjoy

Thx Sam.

Sadly no, I left the show after my 4 episodes [1•2•4*11]

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I also posted Drew creating the Phantom Menace poster art. th-cam.com/video/zKMtuc0P6VU/w-d-xo.html

Thx John, it was a very different type of western, while still playing homage to the usual tropes.

Hay Michael, sorry, but I only directed 4 episodes of the MMPR and can't answer your question. I am sure that question ahs been answered on other MMPR fansites

Great observation. Perhaps being of Japanese origin it might have played into their culture? Mighty gaps in logic for sure. I recall they were writing scripts the night before we shot the early episodes, and even after editing they added dialogue to simplify plot lines that were not spelled out for kids.

@@AdrianWCarr nice…I learn something everyday!! Yeah the dialogue you can is edited in, but as a 90s kids, we didn’t care..we were very impressionable lol

I have to admit it was a loada fun to direct. I knew in my gut it would be special, but we never realized the global impact it would have.

Agreed... "and get him out of here, he's bleeding all over the rug"

Please forgive me, but I do not understand your reference?🤔

@@AdrianWCarrOld sniper saying. If you run, you’ll just die tired! I was referring to the guy on the wagon running (riding) for his life. He couldn’t outrun the bullet.

@@small-town-southern-man3573 Love it - gotta remember that one - Cheers

Don't be, I knew what I was getting myself into. I got to direct 2nd unit, a great experience working with crocodiles. Sadly a particular lovemaking sequence was deemed to sexually arousing when inter-cut with a croc attack. Oh well. Got to meet some wonderful actors. The director was a little out of his depth sadly.

@WCarr Thanks for the reply, quite interesting. Was this film released, and if so, to what markets?

@@Beau74 Yes, Beau, it was released theatrically back in 1987 you can actually watch the movie on TH-cam for free th-cam.com/video/7ZigsvGl4-U/w-d-xo.html -- also worth noting this was made before computer generated creatures and filmed in 4 weeks on location.

Yes, it was to illustrate how naive politicians are!🤣

The director was Simon Wincer, I directed the Aboriginal portion of this sequence, Simon directed the main cast. Alan Rickman, God rest his Soul

I do not recall but the original ep starred Barry Morse as Fitzgerald Fortune. It is available to watch on youtube. This was LA Film School exercise only.

Glad you enjoyed it, Martin. can't believe it's almost 30 years since NAoRH

Thank you, Edward! Cheers!

Which movie is this

It is a short exercise for an actor's demo reel@@ssamarth

I've met a lot of poor people who will betray you for minimal gain and who constantly seethe about people who do better than them.

It is a teaser scene from Blood Makes Noise which plans to go into production 2026

@@AdrianWCarr you just don't want to say what movie it is ..the video was upload 14 years ago

It has taken this long to get the movie into production because of the taboo subject matter - there is another short "When The Chips Are Down" with different actors but from the same script and there is the original short film that inspired the feature script this is called Blood Makes Noise @@kenramos4772

Thx Garry. We done good.

Thx Kat - you understand the concept as a student film. I will pass on your comments to LAFS and the students involved, some who are now working in the business.