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“Feed A” trailer
We are proud to present the debut trailer for our upcoming film Feed A. The film stars Jaylen Sansom, Michael T. Perrotti, Ross Pivec, Michael Jefferson, Trevor Swann, Legend Simmons & Jacob Tuten.
Feed A was written & directed by Killer Goose co-founder Clarke Mayer, who over the past year and a half has worked relentlessly to bring his initial concept and vision to the screen. We sincerely hope you enjoy it.
The film is currently being prepped for festival submission and will be making the rounds in 2012.
“The Making of Redistribution” Featurette
It has been a few weeks since the completion of New York’s 48 hour Film Project competition and while we didn’t take home any awards the experience was very rewarding for all of us. We made a short film that we are very proud of and will continue to work on for festival submission later this year.
Throughout the process of making this film we had a video camera on hand to grab some footage from behind the scenes to give an insight into what it was like to complete this film on an extremely tight deadline.
Please enjoy, “The Making of Redistribution.”
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“Dead for Life” Trailer
The first trailer for Killer Goose Films latest film is now online. “Dead for Life,” was written and directed by Dale DeVino and stars David Pringle, Michael T. Perrotti, Dallas Coyle & Joey Pohl.
See all the details about the film HERE.
Enjoy.
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Full Trailer for “The Call”
Here is the full length trailer for Daniel O. Linke’s, “The Call.” The film is the first for Killer Goose Films and was shot in 2008. The film stars David Pringle, Kutcha, Jaylen Sansom, Brenda Cooney & Vin Reccoppa.
In 2009, “The Call” was an Official Selection at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival in Portland, Oregon and then in 2010 the film was selected to Screen at the 8th Annual Garden State Film Festival in Asbury Park, NJ.