Friday's Child Enhanced CD:
DEMOCRACY - LIVE AT LUNA STAGE
Including the live music video of "The Chasing Game,"
directed by Brian Jude.

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HERE'S THE DIGITAL CAFE TOUR FEATURED CLIP:

Produced under Digital Cafe Tour by Tom Walker and Brian Jude,
Directed by Brian Jude

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BRIAN JUDE INTERVIEWED BY COLONEL'S CRYPT
Updated 6/01/07

Colonel Scott W. Perry has recently interviewed Brian Jude for his web site, Colonel's Crypt. Read the interview here, or read it in our News Section!

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"THE BLOOD SHED" DVD RELEASE DATE - SEPT. 25, 2007!
Updated 5/18/07

Fangoria.com has just announced the release of "The Blood Shed" on DVD! Read the article here, or read it in our News Section!

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NEW 'UNDER THE RAVEN'S WING'
TEASER TRAILER
Updated 3/02/07

Check out the new "Under the Raven's Wing" teaser trailer!

Check out the "Under the Raven's Wing" promotional slideshow!
Featuring music by Carrie Engdahl and Otto's Daughter!

Under the Raven's Wing is a Blue Eyed Productions film, written and directed by Susan Adriensen, produced by Susan Adriensen and Brian Jude, co-producers Sophia Eptamenitis and Rachel Gordon and associate producer Kimberly Amato.

This "psuedo-documentary" is about a young filmmaker who documents the murder confessions of three young women who seduce him into their strange world of spiritual "dimensions" and "transcendence." The ring leader, Raven, holds everyone in her psychological grip, until her secret is exposed and a power struggle ensues. The film stars Coy DeLuca as "The Director," Kimberly Amato as the manipulating Raven, Kamilla Sofie Sadekova as the rebellious Angel, and Jessica Pallatte as the impressionable Jessie. Cameos by Susan Adriensen, Sophia Eptamenitis, Carrie Engdahl and Melanie Canter.

Check out http://www.undertheravenswing.com for post-production updates, and screening/festival information, cast interviews and more! And if you dare to join "The Order," add the Under the Raven's Wing MySpace Page to your profile!

More to be revealed...

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"THE POD" REVIEWED IN SHOCK CINEMA MAGAZINE
Updated 3/02/07

Jeremiah Kipp's "The Pod" received an excellent notice in the latest issue of print magazine Shock Cinema (#32, with Ronny Cox of "Total Recall" and "Deliverance" and Tim Thomerson from "Near Dark" on the cover). "The Pod" is a short film produced under Kipp Miller Productions by Brian Jude and James Felix McKenney, and written by Carl Kelsch.

Here's what critic Steve Puchalski had to say:

THE POD (2006). The latest short film from director Jeremiah Kipp quickly thrusts the viewer into territory worthy of early Cronenberg, by using an unpredictable new underground drug as a crowbar into a dysfunctional relationship. "The Pod" is recommended only for couples with a deep connection, and Jonas (Emanuele Ancorini) is desperate to snag a hit of this stuff. You see, he's a tattooed urban deadbeat, his girlfriend Caroline (Mary Remington) is on the verge of a suburbia-bound break-up, and he's betting that this drug will keep them together. Gosh, that's a brilliant idea! After Jonas pressures Caroline into taking half of The Pod (alone!), let the hallucinations begin! Soon she's wandering the city streets, searching for her MIA lesser-half, tripped out of her pretty l'il mind, and watching passersby mutating. Obviously she's in way over her head. When she finally locates dumb-ass Jonas, it's not going to be pretty. The film boasts outstanding production values and some wonderfully altered moments, but writer Carl Kelsch's potentially fascinating concept has little time to develop in only 20 minutes. With all of this unsettling ambiance, we're primed to expect the worst, so its pay-off is a bit of an emotional letdown. Nevertheless, this is a beautifully constructed short fueled by addictive co-dependency, and exceptional performances, including Larry Fessenden as deliciously creepy "pod" dealer Telly, who warns Jonas of the potential consequences, even as he seduces him into a dose.

In October, 2006, filmthreat.com gave "The Pod" a four-star review. Check it out here:

http://filmthreat.com/index.php?section=reviews&Id=9359.

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BRIAN JUDE INTERVIEWED BY DENISE KAMINSKY
Updated 1/27/07

Journalist Denise Kaminsky has recently interviewed Dragon Rider Productions' Brian Jude for an article for the Student Operated Press. You can read it here. A slightly longer version is now up on Denise's personal site, and in our News section.

Coming Soon

THE LAST DAYS of FRANK WHYTE

Franklin Correa, Aron Briskin

FRANK WHYTE (Franklin Correa) thinks he's on top of his game. He's operating a successful drug dealing business with his mentor BOOGIE (Chiko Mendez), and he has the admiration of a young runner, DONNY (Aron Briskin). Little does he realize a competitor, JULIO (Julian Altbuch) is moving in on the market…

Details to come...

Chiko Mendez	Julian Altbuch

IN POST PRODUCTION

Produced in association with Craig Schiavone Media and Southpaw Pictures
by Brian Jude, Craig Schiavone and Alan Rowe Kelly
Directed by Brian Jude

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