Monty Velasquez
Principal Photography done...and all that that entails.
April 24, 2012 — rob
Principal photography for The Proposal has ended. We now begin editing. I don't need to mention this but... editing makes a movie. The cuts made dictate pacing, tension and mood. Editing can polish your project, or kill it. I'm nervous about this. Having, for the last two years, been the purveyor of single shot photo-plays- my trigger finger may be a tad rusty.
Malartú
July 8, 2011 — robBack in October of 2007, for my birthday, Rob gifted me "Rebel without a Crew" by Robert Rodriguez. I flew through the pages in no time, amazed by the story Mr. Rodriguez had. Inspired I set out to make a film of my own, with a cast and crew of just one- me. The Idea was to write, direct, shoot, star, and edit all by myself.
Grind (2005)
January 17, 2011 — robGRIND is the third film CBP ever produced, and the FIRST film we ever finished.
I AM LEGEND is an Award Winner!
August 6, 2010 — robThe Lyric Cinema Cafe held it's first "Local Filmmaker Night" yesterday. This event was meant to bring local filmmakers together to connect with one another, give each other feedback as well as screen for the local audience.
Good Samaritan Dir. Monty Velasquez 2007
June 14, 2010 — robThe 48 Hour Film Project Denver begins again the 31st of July, so I thought I'd take a look back at our first entry into the 48HFP.
A Night Like Any Other (Trailer) Dir. Steve Giuliano
April 19, 2010 — robThe One That Got Away.
I think everybody has one. Whether it be a relationship, a job, or in this case, a project. We’ve all had that mountain that we just couldn’t quite climb. Mine was a short film that I wrote way back in 2005. The boys and I made it through principal photography, editing, and almost a quarter of sound mixing and visual effects before scheduling conflicts and motivational exhaustion forced us to throw in the towel.
Letters From Hollywood: Eli Roth Interview
March 7, 2010 — robTHE FOLLOWING IS A TRANSCRIPT OF AN INTERVIEW WITH FILMMAKER ELI ROTH. THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS INTERVIEW ARE NOT NECESSARILY THE VIEWS OF THOSE AT CBP…BUT EVEN IF THEY ARE, IT DOESN'T REALLY MATTER, DOES IT? I MEAN, WE CAN STILL BE FRIENDS, RIGHT?]
