Tag: 34 Days of Drama 3/4

Day 28: Anakin Auditions

Between wrapping photography on The Basement and the Kitchen and finishing post, a little movie came out called The Blair Witch Project. The handicam-horror smash changed the conversation in Hollywood, and suddenly, David Fickas’s independent feature – which he had gone to great effort and expense to shoot on 35 mm film – looked “too […]

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Day 27: HousePlace – The Pilot Presentation

If you love handyman Kirk Zipfel‘s bite-sized tutorial videos… then you’ll love HousePlace EVEN MORE as a full-length home renovation show! It was just about a year ago that Drama 3/4 first premiered this HousePlace pilot with a major screening event at the Garry Marshall Theatre. There were, like, a hundred people in the same […]

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Day 26: Weren’t You Mitchy Cook?

Here’s one we know you haven’t seen… because few people ever have. While D34 was developing The Iceman Chronicles at Fox Television Studios in 2008, FTVS was also looking to adapt a Bolivian series for American TV, a sort of Curb Your Enthusiasm about a former child actor trying to escape his outdated image. Well. […]

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Day 25: The Parody Batch

Look, you know our M.O. by now. Clearly, parody is right up D34’s alley. We kicked off this whole 34 Days with Arcadia High Drama 3/4’s version of Terminator 2. We got Offline Movie Night rolling with a sendup of Catherine Hardwicke’s Red Riding Hood. We gave a whole day (well deserved, we think) to […]

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Day 24: The Basement and the Kitchen

“It’s March 23rd. Something bad is going to happen.” …Okay, it’s really April 20th. But that’s still a good opening line. Until he graduated from USC, Drama 3/4 was just a name behind David Fickas’s student stage productions and grade-saving short films. Afterward, however, Fickas began looking for a way to put his Theatre degree […]

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Day 23: Alex in Wonderland

This was an important one for Drama 3/4. After the success of The Iceman Chronicles stage play at USC, David Fickas decided to take it up a notch and mount his elaborately-original, somewhat-musical and mostly-abstract Alex in Wonderland. It was an ambitious undertaking, using the familiar world of Wonderland to tell the story of Alex, […]

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