Here's another before and after, behind the scenes shot from the making of The Down Home Alien Blues. [Click on it to see the important bottom half of the picture.] Here Derek Partridge (who had one of the most famous bad guy parts in the original Star Trek series and most recently won an award in Dearly Departed) plays Captain Pietr opposite Nathalie Biermanns in the scene below although the two of them were shot a year apart. This was also at CML Studios.

This kind of behind the scenes picture has always fascinated me. This is what a real working shoot looks like. In the top picture you can see us shooting the scene where Jorie is talking to the Captain at CML Studios. We were using a cyclorama to eliminate indications corners and floors. The bottom picture is what a frame of the finished picture looks like.

This is the final, and I think my favorite of the posters for the Down Home Alien Blues movie. The combination of black with the vibrant colors and the interesting look of the people keeps it dynamic.

Top from left to right: Jay Mitsch, Nathalie Biermanns
Middle from left to right: Eric Satterberg, Aaron Groben
Bottom from left to right: Kristen Hansen, Berenika Bailey.

Also starring, but not shown: Derek Partridge, Renata Green-Gaber

Also, featuring: Barbara Anderson, Mando Garza, Julian Gerami, Kamila Holder

Directed by C. Duke Marsh

Produced by Magic Elevator and Green Sign Media.

Here is the romantic version of the poster for The Down Home Alien Blues.

Here is the action duo type of poster for The Down Home Alien Blues starring Nathalie Biermanns, Jay Mitsch and Derek Partridge. Also featuring Aaron Groben, Eric Satterberg, Berenika Bailey, Kristen Hansen, Renata Green-Gaber, Steven Bernard and Mando Garza.

Here's another picture from the poster photo shoot.

This weekend we had a photo shoot to create new images to use as The Down Home Alien Blues posters. Of course, photography is a lot easier when you have two good looking people and a good camera.

Best of all, it was fun! There is nothing better than working with great people.