The recording studio at Chameleon Communications in Buffalo, New York

Consulting with engineer Alan Baumgardner of Chameleon

Benjamin Radford doing voice-over work

Jack LoCastro, voice actor for Ernie (the Christian Children's Fund guy), in the studio. Jack also did the Steve Irwin voice-over, among others

Mike Boas, an artist and animator at Animatus studios in Rochester, works on the "Threat Roulette" scene

Adam English (left) and Ben Radford (right) cut out the Dolorax character sheets at Animatus studios

Adam English and Ben Radford shoot stop-motion, hand-drawn art under the camera for the Dolorax commercial

These are samples of the Dolorax character used in the film; we had nearly 40 different bodies and faces

This art was done by Brian Oakes, who helped with the character design. Brian also did Tiffany Belle and the Tragicoverage victims. Brian is an excellent caricaturist and I have hired him for my current project, Sirens

Here's a close-up of a borrowed truck we shot for the "Ribbon Recall" scene; we shot about 30 photos in the grass behind my apartment building

Stuck Truck

With the help of Jenna Griffith, I shot the background for the "Ribbon Recall" scene behind my apartment. Unfortunately, we had endured a soaking rain the previous day, and the truck got stuck in the mud. Luckily, our film insurance (i.e. Jenna) covered towing. Thanks triple-A!

The cast and crew at the wrap party, from left: Mike Boas, Ben Radford, Fred Armstrong, Lance Zurek, Margo Davis, Z. Mann Zilla, Jack LoCastro, and Adam English. Not pictured, for some reason: the talented voice coach and agent Toni Silveri of All Coast Talent; and Alan Baumgardner of Chameleon Communications

Wrap Party

The director mugging it up at the wrap party, complete with a Beret of Artistic Pretension