Monroe, NY. A burst of light causes area-wide power outages and the complete failure of all electronic devices. All within line-of-sight of the burst are affected. Their minds short-circuit. Their thought processes scramble and become a never-ending loop: accomplish what you were doing when you saw the light. Then do it again. And again. And again. And if something gets in your way...?
Welcome to the new HaywireSeries.com! With just a few days until the premiere, we've got a brand new site full of all things Haywire. You'll be able to see each episode right here on the first of every month along with news, cast & crew info and a... Read more [...]
Yesterday the Haywire team gathered for the third and final shoot day of Episode 3: Return To Sender. It's a bit strange to finish in late October what you began in late August with an entire other episode shot in between, but when you have good f... Read more [...]
The episode entitled The Gardener at long last went in front of the lens this past weekend on location in Monroe, NY. I say "at long last" because while The Gardener will be the first Haywire installment sequentially, it is not the first chronolog... Read more [...]
Pretty much since the inception, it has been the plan to begin every episode of Haywire with a standard intro that serves as an orienting summary of how the Haywire world began. With 4 to 10 minute episodes, there is precious little time for "What... Read more [...]
Shooting continued Saturday on Haywire's Return To Sender, slated to run as episode #3. We were blessed with a day very similar to the one on which we shot the other exteriors for the episode, so let me start with thanks to the continuity gods. Ad... Read more [...]
Saturday, August 28, around 10:30pm. A shot of two hands. Nothing fancy or complex. We didn’t even really have to roll sound. That’s how what was likely the longest shoot day in LightsOut lore ended. Peacefully. How misleading. The players in that... Read more [...]
Tired and fortunate. That's how I feel the day after principal photography on The Beaten Path. Tired because a 13 hour film day will do that to me and fortunate because everyone involved was just so damn cool. Crew and cast came together and felt ... Read more [...]
