Surviving Cinema

Eric Stanze is an award-winning director, writer, editor, producer, and 2nd unit director who primarily works on independent feature films. Stanze began interning on local commercials and music videos at the age of 16, and he entered the industry professionally when he was 18. More info, trailers, and news at ericstanze.com.

09/23/2009 - 2:00am
When my last film, Deadwood Park was released to DVD, a lot of positive and a lot of negative things hit us.  On the positive side, the movie was very well-received critically around the globe.  Deadwood Park MORE
09/13/2009 - 11:00pm
This year has been chaotic.  We wrapped Ratline and started post-production on that film.  Both Jim Wayer (Wicked Illusions) and I have been doing a lot of still photography work.  Wicked Pixel Cinema made a big MORE
09/10/2009 - 4:46pm
From August 24th through September 7th, I worked on the set of STAKE LAND, directed by Jim Mickle (MULBERRY STREET) and produced by Larry Fessenden (HABIT, THE LAST WINTER) and his company, Glass Eye Pix. A big MORE
09/01/2009 - 9:04pm
On Saturday morning, Aug 22nd, I drove east, away from St. Louis, and toward Pottstown, Pennsylvania, where the first portion of production on the film Stake Land is taking place.  My friend Aaron Crozier put me MORE
08/25/2009 - 8:00pm
We've been working a lot of extra hours this past couple weeks to make this happen, but the Cinema Edge Awards are now officially launched.  Here's the scoop:  Wicked Pixel Cinema has teamed up with distributor MORE
08/18/2009 - 12:47pm
First, let me reference my last blog.  My friend and creative collaborator Tommy Biondo passed away ten years ago this month.  My last blog entry was a look back at my experiences making movies with him.  Check MORE
08/14/2009 - 7:39pm
On November 3rd, 1988, I met a kid named Tommy Biondo.   I had just started attending Windsor High School in Imperial, Missouri the year before, and I was finally starting to not feel like "the new kid."  Tom MORE
08/04/2009 - 11:50am
Here at Wicked Pixel Cinema, many fine human beings are workin' hard to both push Ratline through post-production, and to keep this whole machine moving forward.  Jim Wayer is on this list of exceptional human MORE

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