Filming for PART 9A is almost complete, PART 9B just starting as well as PART 10A, 10B, and the 5 minute epilouge episode.
THE DREAMER annouced today that PART 9A and 9B will be out on the same night, 10:00pm on Sunday, August 2nd.
PART 10A scheduled for Sunday, August 9th at 9:00pm
PART 10B and Epilouge schedule for Monday, August 10th at 9:00pm
This will then concluded THE DREAMER.
BIG RUMOR ANNOUNCED:
There have been rumors on THE DREAMER (Season 2) with a whole new cast. Three people have signed on, but director Seth Chitwood quoted: "The chances I would revive "THE DREAMER" is about a 10% chance." Rumors have said that PART 10B/Epilouge will wrap everything up, but may still leave audiences hanging. "It does come together. Not the way I wanted, but it came together pretty close." Seth said.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Behind the Scenes?
THE DREAMER has posted several "behind the scenes" videos that were filmed while shooting PART 8. Here are some videos and their links:
Behind the scenes look at the sound that made it seem like Felicity (Libbi Gildea) cut through Evan's (Morgan Schiff) fingers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuPnS_JQtCY
A behind the scenes look into Morgan (Evan) getting bloody for his scenes in THE DREAMER (PART 8)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0VSVjQ-7MQ
A quick behind the scenes look at Libbi's make-up for THE DREAMER - PART 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh72rHjCAms
--------------------------MORE VIDEOS COMING SOON!
Behind the scenes look at the sound that made it seem like Felicity (Libbi Gildea) cut through Evan's (Morgan Schiff) fingers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuPnS_JQtCY
A behind the scenes look into Morgan (Evan) getting bloody for his scenes in THE DREAMER (PART 8)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0VSVjQ-7MQ
A quick behind the scenes look at Libbi's make-up for THE DREAMER - PART 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh72rHjCAms
--------------------------MORE VIDEOS COMING SOON!
THE DREAMER GETS BLOODY
THE DREAMER (PART 8)
Having problems viewing? Click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmy7RihQHP0
And make sure to catch THE DREAMER (PART 9) coming soon....
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Please note that both of these videos are rated pg-13 for violence and swearing. Veiwers discretion is advised.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Spoiler Picture
WHAT IS WITH THIS PICTURE?
This picture is taken from THE DREAMER PART 8. Scary? This is your little sneak peak, for all of you who just can't wait! Make sure to check out the full episode: Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 at 10:00pm.
The episode is rated: R for violence and foul language. IT'S VERY BLOODY!!
This picture is taken from THE DREAMER PART 8. Scary? This is your little sneak peak, for all of you who just can't wait! Make sure to check out the full episode: Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 at 10:00pm.
The episode is rated: R for violence and foul language. IT'S VERY BLOODY!!
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
An Article By an Actor
Inside Scoop on THE DREAMER Experience
BY LIBBI GILDEA
As THE DREAMER prepare fors its series finale episode, as well as its final few parts, questions that its’ viewers have been asking since the pilot episode in May of 2008 will finally be answered. In upcoming episodes the plot of THE DREAMER will come full circle, and each character’s identity will be revealed. Where is Evan Smith? Why has Roger been waking up with torn shirts and secrets that seem to come out of nowhere? What is the true reason for the string of murders, and who exactly
is behind them? Although the answers to these questions can be found only in upcoming episodes of THE DREAMER, many fans of the show have been asking other questions: questions about the actors’ experiences and the making of the show itself.
THE DREAMER has been long in the making; the shows’ director/producer Seth Chitwood first began writing it in May of 2008. Since the posting of the first episode in December of 2008, the show has grown to include a 35 person cast, including both actors and tech, and each cast member has taken something away from their experience.
According to Libbi Gildea, growing as an actor by playing a rather unconventional character was the best part of the movie. “Working on THE DREAMER, both as an actor and a member of the tech crew, has really let me experience film and acting on a professional level” says Libbi Gildea (Felicity Adams). “Seth did a great job with the script; it was just so colorful and in-depth. I got to know my character so well that I could completely relate to her, and I was essentially able to become her- despite the fact that she was a serial killer!”
While some actors enjoyed the script experience the most, others felt the environment and cast interactions to be the most enjoyable. “[THE DREAMER] was great; we have a lot of fun on-set” says Rachel Patterson (Monica Richardson). “I work with a lot of really nice people; I think we all get something out of it. Plus, it’s so cool to see yourself on youtube, and know that other people are actually watching.”
Although the other actors had just as much fun as Rachel, there were definitely obstacles presented during the filming process. “While the writing went pretty smoothly, there were a few technical challenges” admits a writer and actor; “All the actors had different schedules, so organizing a time when everyone could get together was difficult.” Despite the initial difficulties, the cast feels a sense of nostalgia as the final episodes come together. “I really enjoyed working on THE DREAMER, it’s been a wonderful experience,” says actor. “I think it turned out nicely, but I’m sad to see it go.”
Actor is not alone in this sentiment; everyone who has contributed to THE DREAMER, both the cast and the viewers, regret the end of the production. However, there are rumors that THE DREAMER, or at least its original concept, may not be entirely over. “What most people don’t know is that THE DREAMER was originally a 29 page script for an actual movie; it was never supposed to be a mini-series” Director, writer, and actor Seth Chitwood confesses. “We filmed most of the actual movie last summer, but I couldn’t find an opportunity to make it available to the fans who wanted to see it. So I decided to put it on youtube in episodes. I split it into 5 parts, initially, and added so much that the plot completely changed and now we have 10 parts. We filmed a lot of scenes, raw footage, which we actually were unable to put into the series. There’s a whole other plot that was never put in, and there are actors that have never seen the light of day concerning THE DREAMER. Who knows? Maybe we will see that coming up.”
Catch the next episode, PART 8, of THE DREAMER: Tuesday, July 14th, 2009. And also, get ready for the series finale scheduled to air mid-August.
As THE DREAMER prepare fors its series finale episode, as well as its final few parts, questions that its’ viewers have been asking since the pilot episode in May of 2008 will finally be answered. In upcoming episodes the plot of THE DREAMER will come full circle, and each character’s identity will be revealed. Where is Evan Smith? Why has Roger been waking up with torn shirts and secrets that seem to come out of nowhere? What is the true reason for the string of murders, and who exactly
is behind them? Although the answers to these questions can be found only in upcoming episodes of THE DREAMER, many fans of the show have been asking other questions: questions about the actors’ experiences and the making of the show itself.THE DREAMER has been long in the making; the shows’ director/producer Seth Chitwood first began writing it in May of 2008. Since the posting of the first episode in December of 2008, the show has grown to include a 35 person cast, including both actors and tech, and each cast member has taken something away from their experience.
According to Libbi Gildea, growing as an actor by playing a rather unconventional character was the best part of the movie. “Working on THE DREAMER, both as an actor and a member of the tech crew, has really let me experience film and acting on a professional level” says Libbi Gildea (Felicity Adams). “Seth did a great job with the script; it was just so colorful and in-depth. I got to know my character so well that I could completely relate to her, and I was essentially able to become her- despite the fact that she was a serial killer!”
While some actors enjoyed the script experience the most, others felt the environment and cast interactions to be the most enjoyable. “[THE DREAMER] was great; we have a lot of fun on-set” says Rachel Patterson (Monica Richardson). “I work with a lot of really nice people; I think we all get something out of it. Plus, it’s so cool to see yourself on youtube, and know that other people are actually watching.”
Although the other actors had just as much fun as Rachel, there were definitely obstacles presented during the filming process. “While the writing went pretty smoothly, there were a few technical challenges” admits a writer and actor; “All the actors had different schedules, so organizing a time when everyone could get together was difficult.” Despite the initial difficulties, the cast feels a sense of nostalgia as the final episodes come together. “I really enjoyed working on THE DREAMER, it’s been a wonderful experience,” says actor. “I think it turned out nicely, but I’m sad to see it go.”
Actor is not alone in this sentiment; everyone who has contributed to THE DREAMER, both the cast and the viewers, regret the end of the production. However, there are rumors that THE DREAMER, or at least its original concept, may not be entirely over. “What most people don’t know is that THE DREAMER was originally a 29 page script for an actual movie; it was never supposed to be a mini-series” Director, writer, and actor Seth Chitwood confesses. “We filmed most of the actual movie last summer, but I couldn’t find an opportunity to make it available to the fans who wanted to see it. So I decided to put it on youtube in episodes. I split it into 5 parts, initially, and added so much that the plot completely changed and now we have 10 parts. We filmed a lot of scenes, raw footage, which we actually were unable to put into the series. There’s a whole other plot that was never put in, and there are actors that have never seen the light of day concerning THE DREAMER. Who knows? Maybe we will see that coming up.”
Catch the next episode, PART 8, of THE DREAMER: Tuesday, July 14th, 2009. And also, get ready for the series finale scheduled to air mid-August.
Monday, July 6, 2009
NEW EPISODE: DATE
NEW EPISODE: THE DREAMER (PART 8)
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 at 10:00pm
Having a problem viewing? Click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEzWddzyCFM
Having a problem viewing? Cick the link: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IVnpkrz0WE
------"THE HOOKER"
And check out our graphic designer, Kelly Brown's, other artwork at:
http://www.malrus-a-gogo.deviantart.com/
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 at 10:00pm
Having a problem viewing? Click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEzWddzyCFM
Having a problem viewing? Cick the link: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IVnpkrz0WE
------"THE HOOKER"
And check out our graphic designer, Kelly Brown's, other artwork at:
http://www.malrus-a-gogo.deviantart.com/
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
THE DREAMER Heads to Finish Line
Since May of 2008, THE DREAMER has been in-production. Now over a year later, THE DREAMER finally is about to cross the finish line. Director/Producer Seth Chitwood announced the final episode, PART 10, will be on Wednesday, August 12. With only three episodes to go, and only a few more days left of filming, Seth is certain that the series will come to an end, and promises that everyone's questions will be answered.
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Seth also confirmed that Libbi Gildea (Felicity) and Ray Patterson (Monica) will of course be back until the end. "We will, of course, even find out who killed me." Seth laughed.
"I have nothing to do this summer, except for a few things." Seth said, "I will be focusing on finishing the series and I think everyone will be satisfied by its conclusion."
Seth did say that the final scene has already been filmed, and tha
t he just needs to film scenes for PART 9. Will there be another TWO PART in ONE PART episode? Seth said that PART 10 might be PART 10A and 10B, but it was not likley.
t he just needs to film scenes for PART 9. Will there be another TWO PART in ONE PART episode? Seth said that PART 10 might be PART 10A and 10B, but it was not likley."It just depends on time. Youtube only gives us 10 minutes and 58 seconds per episode." Seth said.
Seth said that a lot of people will be returning. We just saw Allison return in this past episode. Derek Rocha (Roger) will be back, as well as Morgan Schiff (Evan). "We will find out Evan's (Schiff) fate, as well as find out who exactly Frankie Peterson (Alec Kubas-Meyer) is." Seth explained.
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Seth also confirmed that Libbi Gildea (Felicity) and Ray Patterson (Monica) will of course be back until the end. "We will, of course, even find out who killed me." Seth laughed.Seth also said that these last three episodes will be intense, but was happy to say that THE DREAMER is finally coming to an end. Seth is already beginning to work on two other small series: one mini-series about the planning on his one-man show he did this month, and another is a horror movie that someone is writing and asked him to produce while they direct.