If we can find good people for these roles I’d like to assign them early in the process.
Music Supervisor: Someone familiar with the Toronto music scene with an ear for music that would work well in a movie. We’re also thinking of getting a band to watch the movie and play during it — kind of an improv jam thing — for cues and other instrumental parts.
Visual Effects and Animation: There will likely only be a few minutes of effects, but we’re looking for someone who is capable of working with both live action and drawn assets.
Production Manager: Coordinating scheduling between crew and actors, researching and implementing the legal steps required to clear locations and actors.
I have an artist friend who does matte paintings for a living now. He’s an amazing illustrator (http://www.mathewborrett.com/) Any need for matte paintings? I could ask him if he’s interested.
as for music supervisor, I know two peeps who do clearances, which is always helpful.
My friend Cindy Wolfe in Toronto did clearances for Monkey Warfare and Leslie, My Name is Evil. She’s also in Tennessee Twin, an alt.country solo act. Secured awesome permissions on super-low budget.
“We’re not greedy, we’re just cash-poor.”
–Colin Brunton, Roadkill
Monkey Warfare even put out a vinyl soundtrack, which was the most awesome giveaway / promo thing ever at the Toronto Film Festival.
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