@gabebraxton

horror 🩸 writer+director, music enjoyer+artist, handcrafted tweets, probably joking, eclectic asf, in post prod. for horror feature👇🏾

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blackwoodsentertainment.com/aghaunting
Joined March 2017
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Early Sunday morning we wrapped on my 1st feature film and directorial debut, A Gettysburg Haunting (@aghaunting). It was an incredible experience with incredible people and I can’t wait to show you everyone’s hard work that brought this paranormal movie to life!
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It’s wild how different yet fulfilling writing sessions can be. Yesterday I wrote a solid 1 and a half pages. Short session, but lots of fun and made some crucial developments for my story
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My Mixtapez
@mymixtapezOct 26
Ms. Rachel invites a 3-year-old Black boy to her show and calls on sports teams and soccer stars to step up, celebrate his talent, and help him after a viral video shows him being kicked out of a soccer game by police for being too good ❤️👏
My Mixtapez
@mymixtapezOct 26
Parents called the cops on a 3-year-old for being too good at soccer compared to other kids and wanted to have him kicked out of the league 😳⚽
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If you’re in LA tonight and want to support a hardworking writer/director/producer, consider attending Matthew’s table read! He’s good ppl
Matthew S. Robinson@robinsonishydeOct 26
Replying to @gabebraxton
Full table read this evening
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Screenwriters, what are we working on today? My goal is to write a few more pages of my passion project I plan on directing next year
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Erica Fett
@ericafettOct 26
Attn: Film distributors- 👀
Gabe Braxton@gabebraxtonOct 25
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We’re currently looking for distribution for my feature length indie horror (@aghaunting) *A clairvoyant transient loses his ability to talk to the dead and finds himself roped into investigating the phenomenon beside an eerie man with mysterious motives*
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You want your movie to feel cinematic? For starters, learn about shot composition, and whatever you do, DO NOT underestimate SOUND
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We’re currently looking for distribution for my feature length indie horror (@aghaunting) *A clairvoyant transient loses his ability to talk to the dead and finds himself roped into investigating the phenomenon beside an eerie man with mysterious motives*
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Then they’re not meant to be part of your team
Womp Stomp Films
@wompstompfilmsOct 23
Replying to @gabebraxton
And when you do actually believe in yourself, and learn to speak with confidence, then people will say you have an ego.
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In this movie making business, the first person you need to believe in you, is yourself. The more you believe in you, the more others will believe in you, then sooner than later you’ll have a team to help you reach your filmmaking goals
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jimothy gosling@jim_goslingOct 21
i'll be your mirror (reflect what you are) in case you don't know 🎶
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Sometimes the next best move you can make is to not make a move
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Does anyone know of a virtual screening platform? Zoom is my backup, but I want to know if somewhere specializes in it
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Tim Morrill@Tim_D_MorrillOct 18
Free work is part of the gig. Or at least working way more than you're being paid for.
Gabe Braxton@gabebraxtonOct 18
I agree with Luke. I’ve gotten some money up front for writing and directing A Gettysburg Haunting (@aghaunting), but in comparison to how much time I’ve put into it, I’m far in the negative, and it’s been worth every minute If you want to see success you have to invest
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I agree with Luke. I’ve gotten some money up front for writing and directing A Gettysburg Haunting (@aghaunting), but in comparison to how much time I’ve put into it, I’m far in the negative, and it’s been worth every minute If you want to see success you have to invest
Luke Barnett
@LukeBarnettOct 17
I saw someone on here talking about how no one should ever work for free. They were talking about acting but I think it can equate to any film industry job. Look, while I know producers and execs are taking advantage more than ever, I just want to say that is insane advice. I do work for free or dirt cheap all the time. Every "yes" from me boils down to at least one of four things: does it pay really well, is it for a close friend or someone I love collaborating with, am I obsessed with it creatively, or do I see a clear path how it could push my career forward. If one of those hits, I'm probably in. I can pinpoint the VAST majority of higher paying gigs I've had directly back to a gig I did for free or for like $200/day. 90% of success in this industry is built on meeting awesome people and them realizing you are also awesome. This industry is all about stuff like that. Don't get taken advantage of, but also don't immediately close the door on opportunities because of some made up rule.
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Don’t give up on you
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Today’s a new day to try again
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Yesterday I wrote 5 pages
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Sometimes I feel like I missed my time man but I dunno I just keep dreaming and creating
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Write today. Even if it’s only 1 page. Progress is progress
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LAIKA's new stop-motion film ‘WILDWOOD’ was in production for 7 years. • Over 1,000 artists worked on the film • Over 132 practical sets were built • Over 140,000 individual faces were made for the 236 unique puppets in the film (Source: ew.com/laika-wildwood-filmma…)
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