Bros Mogg blog update

Hi readers,

Well its May 2009 already and we thought it was a good time to add a few changes to the site.

Now in it's fifth year as a blog, we are now going to take the site in a more established direction as an "online diary" of projects we have been involved with personally, as well as showcasing the occasional bit of info about stuff happening around us here in Wellington and NZ as well. Definitely with more of an emphasis on personal creative projects and original content though.

So to start this update, It is worth me mentioning that NZ director James Cunningham has completed his latest short film "Poppy" recently. I worked on this project doing Motion Capture and Motion Edit work with the team at Weta Digital. It was a great project to work on and the finished product looks great!

You can find more info on Poppy at the official website at http://www.poppyfilm.com and/or if you are a facebook user, become a fan on the official facebook fan page.

The Official Poppy poster.

Another 48hr furious film making contest has come and (almost) gone, i went and took part this year helping out team Puppyguts with some camera operating. We got the "revenge" genre and the team ended up making a short about a Mime.

Titled "Mime and Punishment", we still as of yet have not seen the finished product! This is due to us missing the heat screening last monday. Anyways, check out the Puppyguts page on Vimeo to see more of their stuff.

P-Vans has another exciting gig coming up that he has been working on with the Strictly 138 boys, more info on that to come in a later blog entry.

And in other news, we have finally finished shooting everything we need for our long running project "Beanz" We hope to post up more blog diary entries over the next few months following progress as we get closer to finishing the damn thing. Focusing on post production info, technical hurdles etc, as well as a little backstory of the childhood legacy that is the movie itself. So stay tuned for that :-)

The weathers shit here in Wellington at the moment, so till next time - stay warm & cosy!

Cheers

-Jamesmog