Hi, Anyone knows about fanfilms exploring TP universe ? If so, please tell me where to find them.
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Hi, Anyone knows about fanfilms exploring TP universe ? If so, please tell me where to find them.
http://www.twintwinpeaks.com/
one suave folk, this might be a good place to plug your plays or Flappy film. (OSF is a writer/actor.)
I think the future of TP, as with most dead projects, has always been in fan fiction, since a faithful Twin Peaks recreation would require a massive budget, and falling short of that goal is just too depressing.
I agree, a Twin Peaks fan film would cost quiet a fortune... but since Star Wars or Star Trek fans find their way to do it, I was curious to know if there were some TP fan film out there. I've seen "Twin Bricks", but it's mostly a pastiche. I saw some time ago a short-film that seemed to replay the red room (there was the red curtains, a sad blonde girl, the strange lightning), but I don't remember the name.
I wrote/narrated a 14 minute mockumentary, Flappy: Behind The Music in The Air (adapted/directed by Matt Levinthal). It's about the tragic rise & fall of the bird in the opening of the credits. It's been played in several indie theaters in Seattle, most significantly for the Twin Peaks Fest at Seattle Art Museum. I also wrote a TP:Live sequel trilogy, which has been read twice at the TP Fest over the years, & staged in Seattle during the mid-latter '90s. It was well reviewed in Wrapped in Plastic.I agree, a Twin Peaks fan film would cost quiet a fortune... but since Star Wars or Star Trek fans find their way to do it, I was curious to know if there were some TP fan film out there. I've seen "Twin Bricks", but it's mostly a pastiche. I saw some time ago a short-film that seemed to replay the red room (there was the red curtains, a sad blonde girl, the strange lightning), but I don't remember the name.
I wrote/narrated a 14 minute mockumentary, Flappy: Behind The Music in The Air (adapted/directed by Matt Levinthal). It's about the tragic rise & fall of the bird in the opening of the credits. It's been played in several indie theaters in Seattle, most significantly for the Twin Peaks Fest at Seattle Art Museum. I also wrote a TP:Live sequel trilogy, which has been read twice at the TP Fest over the years, & staged in Seattle during the mid-latter '90s. It was well reviewed in Wrapped in Plastic.I agree, a Twin Peaks fan film would cost quiet a fortune... but since Star Wars or Star Trek fans find their way to do it, I was curious to know if there were some TP fan film out there. I've seen "Twin Bricks", but it's mostly a pastiche. I saw some time ago a short-film that seemed to replay the red room (there was the red curtains, a sad blonde girl, the strange lightning), but I don't remember the name.
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I wrote/narrated a 14 minute mockumentary, Flappy: Behind The Music in The Air (adapted/directed by Matt Levinthal). It's about the tragic rise & fall of the bird in the opening of the credits. It's been played in several indie theaters in Seattle, most significantly for the Twin Peaks Fest at Seattle Art Museum. I also wrote a TP:Live sequel trilogy, which has been read twice at the TP Fest over the years, & staged in Seattle during the mid-latter '90s. It was well reviewed in Wrapped in Plastic.I agree, a Twin Peaks fan film would cost quiet a fortune... but since Star Wars or Star Trek fans find their way to do it, I was curious to know if there were some TP fan film out there. I've seen "Twin Bricks", but it's mostly a pastiche. I saw some time ago a short-film that seemed to replay the red room (there was the red curtains, a sad blonde girl, the strange lightning), but I don't remember the name.