Author Archives: Harrison Topp

We’re in at Appalachian!

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Harrison Topp

So after long months of waiting we’ve started hearing back from film festivals! Our first official festival screening will be at the Appalachian Film Festival in Huntington, West Virginia. Our film will be leading off the festival on the evening … Continue reading →

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Thank you to all

Posted on September 7, 2010 by Harrison Topp

As the days go by and Bruno and I handle all the footage we shot I wanted to make sure you know we haven’t forgotten about you. So please forgive me for filling your inbox with no-news messages but I … Continue reading →

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Where have we been?

Posted on July 27, 2010 by Harrison Topp

As we all sit around Niki’s house – still stuffed and weary from the day’s shoot – Bruno asked me where I’d been and why I hadn’t been blogging.  Well, I’ve been on set, or I’ve been in Zuma coffee … Continue reading →

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Kazoo Films on the E-waves

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Harrison Topp

Last night we took one small step for internet radio and one huge step for Kazoo Films.  We appeared on Shaina Kapeluck’s program “The Invisible Worm” on the E-radio station ashevillefm.org.  If you’ve ever been curious as to some of … Continue reading →

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New Characters and Great Rehearsals and Good Feelings

Posted on June 21, 2010 by Harrison Topp

We’ve just returned from Brasstown! For those folks who don’t know, half of the film is going to be filmed in Madison County, NC (a very mountainous, sparsely populated county) and Cherokee County (a slightly less mountainous, sparsely populated county, … Continue reading →

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Costumes

Posted on June 11, 2010 by Harrison Topp

Well, right now I’m in costume mode. I’ve been calling Asheville costume rental houses and trying to sort out what is the best option. The hardest part about costuming for a film that smoothly spans 100 nonconsecutive years is that … Continue reading →

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