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Post by Bill Edwards on Jun 20, 2009 18:23:48 GMT
Not sure if this is the right place for this... Just found out that there's another film with Scorz-Ayz-Ee in it showing at the IEFF. This time he's credited has Dean Palo (Although as 'Dean Paulo' elsewhere). His real name is 'Dean Palinczuk' fact fans. Check out the website (Although it is slightly annoying. The website that is.) www.big-things.co.uk/Judging from the trailers it looks like a very funny film and very relevant to the film makers on here. Although if the film does have jaunty synth beats chuntering away throughout, in a parping brass stylee, I might disapprove... Looks like 2009 is gonna be Scorz-Ayz-Ee's year. Check this out. Very funny! |
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Post by Dave on Jun 20, 2009 18:52:22 GMT
These are the dizzy heights of recording quality that MC/DC should be scaling!  |
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Post by Kezz on Jun 29, 2009 23:45:26 GMT
Deans been in loads of Shorts and stuff, and is decently known to us Nottingham Folk.
A year or two ago I impro-ed a loada stuff with him (that never took off, but watch this space as they say) and then since then I've seen him at events and shit, top guy.
As for music, I've been labelling him Notts best lyricist for a long while. Started in a group/crew 'OutdaVille' before doing loads of solo stuff.
**Definatly Youtube or go on his Myspace for tracks "Great Britian" and "Heroes Die"**
-He also goes by the name 'Rupert Brown' for a lighter more comedy side to his rap
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Post by shanemeadows on Jun 30, 2009 5:21:30 GMT
Yeah, It was the Director of Big Things (Mark Davenport) who put me on to Scorz at the Auditions.
Mark actually had a part in the film that was chopped out in the latter stages of the edit, but his scene will be bought back to life on the DVD extras alongside another feature films worth of stuff.
He played a security guard (Guarding what appears to be a derelict empty building) who is living on site in Donks Bambi Campervan. Very funny actor, Did anyone see him in One for the Road?
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Post by Morell™ on Jun 30, 2009 10:48:21 GMT
That didn't make the final cut?! That is a really good scene.
"Smells like a f*king onion patch in here!"
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Post by Dave on Jun 30, 2009 15:42:40 GMT
Totally irrelevant to the thread... but Shane's gone Anvil on our arses! Nice!
Brilliant film that, and really not all that much like the 'real Spinal Tap' that the trailer tried to make out. It was a really touching story of loyalty for the most part!
Plus, most of their music is loads better than that Metal on Metal track they kept showing in the trailer... and at the start of the film.
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Post by RydCook on Jun 30, 2009 16:03:52 GMT
Yeah, lovin the Anvil avatar Shane!
Just bought the Steelbook edition. For some reason I love DVDs in steel cases. I considered getting the pack with their album... but then I realised I don't actually like their music!
Great human beings though, and they deserve all the success they're getting now. I'm hoping they'll play Reading!
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Post by shanemeadows on Jun 30, 2009 20:20:06 GMT
If I hadn't been laughing so much at the funny shit in Anvil I would have cried my socks off.
It was f***ing amazing and although I don't even like metal that much, I am gonna buy all their stuff anyway. Who needs films when docco's are that touching???
I also got the metal edition based purely on the literal 'Anvil' metal meaning thingy.
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Post by nizzle hizzle on Jul 27, 2009 21:07:16 GMT
Go on Scorz. Big up to Scorz - one of the UKs greatest lyricists Big up Shane - one of the UKs greatest Filmakers... Scorz - i need to get u in my UK hip-hop book see 'Resiztance.co.uk' Shane ...if you need some more hip-hop check a tune i produced "15 minutes of Fame" its yours for a pint of Guinness and a bag of monster munch! check the tune at: darkangle.bandcamp.comGood luck with the film peace Nizzle myspace.com/nizzlehizzle |
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Post by Kezz on Nov 6, 2009 2:17:13 GMT
Yeah (As mentioned in the 'Last Film you saw' thread) I just watched this.
Scorz again is fucking great, just completely himself and not giving a fuck.
As for the film, yeah its very much a low budget production, so I'll say a good use of resources!
Theres a fantastic performance from an actor I don't know (Will Update this post when i find out!) playing a desperate pretentious modern actor - I'm slightly concerned I relate!
Although it may not quite have the stamina to exceed at a higher level, The film does capture a good representaion of standard nottingham life, and has a nice dry sense of humour.
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Post by Bill Edwards on Nov 6, 2009 17:04:50 GMT
Yeah (As mentioned in the 'Last Film you saw' thread) I just watched this. Scorz again is fucking great, just completely himself and not giving a fuck. As for the film, yeah its very much a low budget production, so I'll say a good use of resources! Theres a fantastic performance from an actor I don't know (Will Update this post when i find out!) playing a desperate pretentious modern actor - I'm slightly concerned I relate! Although it may not quite have the stamina to exceed at a higher level, The film does capture a good representaion of standard nottingham life, and has a nice dry sense of humour. Where did you see it to mate? I've been waiting to see this for a while now. DVD? |
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Post by Kezz on Nov 8, 2009 20:27:32 GMT
Arr man, Mark Davenport the director lent me a copy, but I've passed it on now to my pal Joe Dempsie.
If I find out I'll let you know.
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Post by Bill Edwards on Nov 9, 2009 20:49:54 GMT
Ahh. Nice one. You insider you... |
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