As a part of Amie Amis and Zahra Hashemian's Le Petit Autobus, Sean Gill will be presenting his short film Makin' a Martini and doing a live, "twisted astrological reading" on December 19th at 7:00 p.m. at the People's Improv Theater (123 E. 24th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues).
Tickets are only $5 and are available here.
Junta Juleil's 10 Year Anniversary from Sean Gill on Vimeo.
On January 17, 2014 at 8:00 p.m., Junta Juleil Productions will celebrate its 10th Anniversary with a smorgasbord of film, live performance, and rare, never-before-seen archival material. Featuring works described as "dystopian metatheatrical fantasia" (Time Out New York on Dreams of the Clockmaker), "like a 1980s Judith Krantz bestseller getting the Wes Craven treatment" (Flavorpill on Stage Blood is Never Enough), and "captivating, with a vision and creative flair very much their own" (The New York Theater Review on Sean Gill's films). The event will be held at the Wild Project (195 E 3rd St between Avenues A & B). Tickets: $15 and available here.
Sean Gill's time-travel horror film, The Everlasting Vintage, will be screening this year as an official selection at the Fargo Fantastic Film Festival, in association with ValleyCon.
It will screen on Saturday, October 18th– further details are available here, in the program guide. The Everlasting Vintage stars Joe Stipek and Michael V. Porsche, features music and champagne bottle art by Jesse Carlson, and design by Rachel Klein and Daisy Tainton.
New York City's channel NY1 has been running a feature the past few days in praise of Jake Thomas and Eric Schmalenberger's THE DEAD DREAM MACHINE (directed by Rachel Klein, video art and sound designed by Sean Gill)– Time Warner Cable customers can watch the clip here.
This is the last weekend you can see THE DEAD DREAM MACHINE: tickets are available here, the trailer by Sean Gill can be found here, and more information is available here.
Two short video pieces by Sean Gill– "Makin' a Martini" and "Do You Want to Go to the Circus? Do You Want to Go to the Circus" will be screening on loop as a part of a horror-art exhibition called "Big Fat Scary Deal" at the Purdue University Galleries. Specifically- at the Robert L. Ringel Gallery in Stewart Center at Purdue University (West Lafayette, Indiana).
The works will be on display from October 21 through December 8, 2013. Hours and additional information are available here.
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