DestroyerOfHam

Hey! I'm a graduate in theatrical design, about to move to another part of the UK, but I'm having trouble generating any leads in the industry. I know the 'know a guy who knows a guy' way the events industry works, but I have no contacts what-so-ever in the area I'll be moving to. Do you have any advice on meeting folk or getting a foot in the door with production companies? I'm not a naturally outgoing person, and it's tough to stand out amongst the droves of unemployed creative types! EDIT: Follow up question, no safety chains on pars? :P

Thanks for the advice! I'll have a look into local groups and kick some ass, leave a couple of cards and see how it goes :) Best of luck with your lighting lady, something mysterious and sensual about a woman who knows how to plug up a distro or program a desk!

Another film based of Romero's masterpiece, don't you think night of the day of the survival of the dawn of the return of the revenge of the living dead is getting a bit played out? Did you consider making any radical changes to the old shtick? With a low budget it's the perfect time to get creative in any number of ways..

I will watch, as Bill Moseley is a relative of my fiancé, I'll be sure to leave an honest, critics view of your film on imdb later down the line. I didn't mean to sound harsh earlier, it's just easy to get frustrated with horror films that bank on the success of a classic and deliver little..