A Night Of Horror Film Festival: The Live Show

- Season 1

(2013)

Fantastic Planet Vs A Night of Horror Film Festival opens with the premiere of "All Super Heroes Must Die". Interviewing Jason Trost and Lucas Till, as well as the cast and crew of "The Taking".

Lydelle Jackson and Cezil Reed, writer/ directors of "The Taking" sit down with Andy Minh Trieu to discuss the challenges faced when making their first feature horror film and what it takes to make a good saleable product.

Steven Christopher Wallace talks about his short film and his experience of the film industry in Phoenix and LA and gives advice on submitting films to film markets.

Linda Kennedy (Rodriguez), star of the taking, introduces the world premiere at Dendy Newtown in Sydney.

Andy talks to David, Australian Filmmaker and director of Wolf At The Door, which played as part of Fantastic Planet Film Festival Shorts and talks about upcoming projects.

Andy talks to Taylor, producer of 'Buck Wild' a feature zomcom, having its premiere at the festival. Taylor talks about the challenges of filming in sub zero temperatures and using frozen fish as a weapon against evil zombies.

Andy asks Lucas and Jason about the audience response to the two features they had in the festival: Wet and Reckless and All Superheroes Must Die.

Dr Dean Bertram Festival Director talks about the beginnings of the film festival through to now and some of the challenges faced while Jason Trost and Lucas Till protect him from his hoard of undead fans.

Lee talks about his short film and crowdfunding aspirations as well as some key tips for other filmakers.

Blake gives us a run down on his Australian short Recon 6 and the research he did to achieve authenticity.

Steven is back talking about shooting on film in the digital age, and the challenge of filming and crashing derby vehicles to achieve the shots he wanted for VENGEANCE DE LOS MUERTOS

Shane gives us an insight to the selection process for the festival and reveals how long it actually takes to sift through hundreds of films for the programming.

James flew in from Canada to discuss and see the premiere of his film at A Night Of Horror/Fantastic Planet.

Both Judges of Fantastic Planet and A Night of Horror and of the known Galaxy and underworlds: Talk about what it is like during the festival behind the scenes and the community aspects of the festival and what it takes to impress the judges.