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After finishing up a year long festival run, Emerald City Picture’s second feature film, Eyes in the Dark, was released on DVD this week. To celebrate the release, the Eyes cast and crew showed sneak previews of the movie and gave away free t-shirts at the Spitfire in downtown Seattle on March 30th. The DVD is available for purchase through this link, or through amazon.com.

Eyes in the Dark played earlier this month at the Killer Film Fest and was well-received with audiences. Eyes cinematographer Joseph Cole was in attendance and answered fan questions following the screening. Horror-101 was also there and the popular horror blog gave the film a great review. You can read the entire article here. Thanks to all everyone who got a chance to come out to the festival!

S.Y.F.T. has such a rockin’ sound, they were an easy choice for Eyes in the Dark. It wasn’t til much later that I had the idea to make the music video. I pitched the idea to the band and the rest of the Emerald City team, and everyone really liked the idea.

The video was Marco Scaringi’s directorial debut (for video production), and had the familiar ECP crew that you all know and love: Bjorn Anderson as producer, Joseph Cole as DP, and Robyn Scaringi as editor. ECP also used the talents of up-and-coming filmmaker, Lionel Flynn, on second camera and lighting.

The crew and the band would like to thank Mike Boxford for allowing us to film part of the music video on his property, and for being such a generous and entertaining host. Thanks Boxford!

If you’d like to see behind-the-scenes production photos, visit the Eyes in the Dark Facebook page.

Eyes in the Dark has been selected to play in its home town of Seattle for the Local Sightings Film Festival. Eyes is one of only 10 features selected to play at Local Sightings, a festival that specializes in showing the best (and most overlooked) films from the Pacific Northwest. The festival is in its 13th year and will be held at the Northwest Film Forum in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Visit the Eyes in the Dark website for specific screening days and times as they become available.

Eyes in the Dark has just been selected to play Saturday, November 13th as part of the Killer Film Fest in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The film is one of nine features screening during the festival, and at 30 miles from Boston and 20 miles from Providence, we hope to bring our style of Northwest Horror to a big new East Coast audience.

Visit the Eyes in the Dark website for specific screening days and times as they become available.

You can also watch all 9 videos on the Sno-Isle website through the following links.

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The crew at Emerald City and the staff at Sno-Isle were very happy with the end result. One library customer even had this to say about the videos:

These are well-lit, well-recorded, and relatively ambitious in the number of settings, camera set-ups, mix of screen captures, and so on. And 9 of them?!? I’m impressed. Way to go and congrats!

-Scott Pinzon, Sno-Isle Library User

If a production company could blush it would! Thanks to all the people at Sno-Isle for letting us make these great videos for you!

Char Easter of the Seattle Examiner recently took time to interview our own Bjorn Anderson about the making of Eyes in the Dark. ECP even gets a mention, too, as Bjorn’s “respectable production company.” That we are indeed!

To read the entire article, go here.

ECP’s own resident director/producer Bjorn Anderson is scheduled to speak at the upcoming Crypticon Horror Convention on Saturday, June 19th, from 4pm – 6pm. He will be part of the Northwest Filmmakers Forum, a panel made up of local filmmakers, discussing making horror movies and filming in the Pacific Northwest. For Crypticon’s complete schedule, go here.