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11 years ago! This was the last time the molds were used... time to dust things off and see what we can do with them this summer. 😁

So there's been a ton of new followers on this page recently, even though my last post was over 2 years ago. Figured I might as well make a new post and thank everyone who has recently followed and those who have been following for 10 years or more!

People constantly message me about the New Nightmare Glove and I want to start posting new updates and details on it again soon! There are new sources for other people's versions of this glove out there now, so it amazes me people still think about this one despite only 3 ever being made and none sold to anyone (at least not officially, as I still have the only 3 ever produced which I acquired back from a couple sales. 😄)

I'm going to start posting new photos and details here of the glove, the molds, the blades, and all varieties of stuff as this was quite a big project originally back in ~2009-2010 and never quite got off the ground the way I intended. Mostly due to my career taking me in new directions from special effects to a variety of roles in TV production, from camera op, to directing, producing, editing, etc. and then moving across the country several years ago.

Now settled in Texas, I'm feeling that creative spark again!

The film I worked on last summer as lead special effects artist is now available to watch! It is embedded on www.MDMFilms.com and is the first 15 minutes of what we hope will become a feature length film. Fair warning: it is quite violent and gruesome, but that's why many of you on my list will want to see it! Watch in full screen 1080p if you can. The cinematography and little details captured are beautiful. Starring Francis Capra and Mike Gonzalez among other very talented actors.

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Movie shot in Portland, OR on June 9 & 10, 2012

Finally caught up on sleep after a fantastic weekend on the set of Elude. Thanks to all the great cast and crew who worked tirelessly through three nearly 20 hour work days, and especially Big Mike G who looked like a candy-coated piece of raw meat by the end of the shoot, thanks to my silicone prosthetics and corn syrup blood! He was in makeup from 5:30am to nearly 10pm on Sunday!