Continuing on with the making of my short live action/animated film code-named “Cesar Head”.  This stuff is getting tricky now, you don’t want to miss any of it!

This is gonna be one of those over the top hey-lookit-me-talk-about-me-on-my-blog-about-me posts, but I'm a SPECIAL SNOWFLAKE DAMMIT so listen up.

We had to chip away at renovation and decoration tasks slowly over the course of 15 months or so, while at the same time maintaining our “day job” serving clients.

Back in the summer of 2007 (I think ?), my friend Marcus Raboy called me up to brain storm on a music video this producer J.R. Rotem wanted to make happen.

Way back in 2006 while we were working on Minoriteam for Adult Swim I was asked to help develop a main title for this pilot called "Saul Of The Mole Men", also for Adult Swim, but instead It turned into my first "acting" gig.

I continue to document the making of my short live action/animated film that for now is called "Cesar Head". Some people dig this kind of stuff, so I'll do my best not to bore you if you aint one of 'em.

I needed a rather large oven to cook my Cesar Head mold in and didn't want to deal with re purposing an actual used oven or buy a store bought Foam Latex Oven. Here's what I did:

Brian and I did most of the demolition and renovation ourselves. Part of the reason we scaled down our studio overhead was to save money, so why not just do all the reno ourselves, right!?

Brian and I did most of the demolition and renovation ourselves. Part of the reason we scaled down our studio overhead was to save money, so why not just do all the reno ourselves, right!?

We had a long 5 year commercial lease for a huge spiffy loft space on Santa Monica Blvd that ended about a year and a half ago. We needed to move, and we needed to scale our operation at the same time.

At the time of writing this post I had just delivered the Main Title and Package Design for "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"

One of the things I liked about the new location was the high ceiling in the main room, high enough for a cyclorama wall!