Current Projects
Compadee CompilationsType: Soundtrack Compeadee Compilations takes famous songs and strategically and comedically adds Gerald's famous Compadee sound. Featured artists include Dave Chappelle, Nirvana, and The Beatles. Follow our progress in this thread |
DOOM houseType: Movie DOOM house follows a man, who is haunted by the memory of his dead wife, into a doomed house. The movie is a satire of poorly made horror films and was expected to premiere on Wednesday, December 14, at the school variety show.Update 1/03/06: We were unable to finish DOOM house in time for the variety show. It is now in perpetual limbo. |
Everybody Hates CésarType: Movie It is a well-known fact that the world is against César, aka Kyle. From teachers to peers to the laws of physics, nothing is on his side. This movie shows César's life deteriorate until, literally, there is nothing left to live for. Locations range from school to a casino to a room with a faulty ceiling. The movie guest starred Deborah Flynn, Leroy Moore, George Rich III, Tracy Tishcer, Susan Hottle-Schultz, and Mary Raleigh. Everybody Hates César was the Junior Class's video for Spirit Week 2005.Update 10/27/05: Everybody Hates César premiered on Wednesday, October 5th, to mixed reviews, ending up in 2nd place out of the four entries. The uncut version and the DVD are still in production. Update 1/7/06: Everybody Hates César can now be viewed online. Update 2/6/06: Two deleted scenes are now available online. Watch Everybody Hates César Listen to Gerald's voiceover. View the preliminary DVD cover. |
Some GirlsType: Movie This film deals with a woman who must deal with images from her disturbing dreams and must somehow relate them to real life. Her dreams take over her reality and she must find some outlet for her wide array of emotions. This movie was thought of by Drew and mulled over by Drew and Eric. The rest of the Funny Farm, however, either disliked the idea or wasn't interested. This spot will be updated when changes occur. |
SaintfeldType: Movie This isn't necessarily a direct spoof of the very popular comedy Seinfeld, but more of our take on the formula. No story has been thought up. The idea came about when Drew, Eric, and Gerald donned the appearance of Kramer, George, and Jerry, respectively, as part of a school function. The movie was thought of by Gerald and Eric. The rest of the Funny Farm, however, either disliked the idea or wasn't interested. This spot will be updated when changes occur.Update 10/27/05: Preproduction is ramping up, and the movie may see the light of day by the end of the year. |
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StatusPreproduction: The idea has been presented to the Funny Farm. Depending on priority, a story is fashioned, a script developed, actors chosen, and the project is prepared for production.Production: Locations are chosen and the movie is filmed. Last minute changes to the cast or script may also occur. Postproduction: The movie is edited, while things like special and visual effects, sound effects, and music are added. If applicable, a distribution method is developed, designed, and completed. Completed: The film is done. All work on the movie and its related parts are finished, and the film is shown to whomever might be interested. |
PriorityLow: Little or no work is being done on the project.Medium: The project is on the collective mind of the Funny Farm, and work on the project is being competed at a casual pace. High: This is the only thing the Funny Farm is concerned with, and all energy is spent on completing the project as soon and as well as possible. TypeMovie: A movie could be for personal, school, or work-related purposes. It could be made in a variety of styles, genres, and formats.Soundtrack: A soundtrack could be created using a variety of software and in a variety of styles, genres, and formats. |
