The Goyband Team has a new favorite fan - Wolfgang Schilhan.
The email printed below came unsolicited into the Goyband email account - from someone we don't even know!
It is a lovely video gift from our new favorite fan, Wolfgang!
Take a look at the link to see the coolest video ever.
Hi!
I'm Wolfgang from Vienna, Austria.
I've been waiting for a long time for Goyband to come out. Somehow I had hoped I could watch it during my stay in L.A. this July, but since the last blog entry of your official website still dates from last November, I've started to wonder if we'd ever get to actually see the movie or just keep reading newspaper articles mentioning it.
Anyways, I've written a little song to that subject that I've posted on YouTube:
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=vIJvx-Z5Usk
I hope you like it.
I'm very looking forward for the movie to come out, and I especially hope that it will make it to Austria, or at least be released on a DVD that will be available here.
Mazel tov!
--Wolfgang Schilhan
Goyband fans are everywhere!
The Soundmix weekend
We are spending a long weekend in Minneapolis, MN, doing the final sound mix for Goyband.
Minneapolis is a great city - big buildings, great people. We are in the warehouse district, which reminds me of downtown Manhattan. The studio is great - a nice home for our time here.
The Sound team is lead by Chris Cunningham and Chase Brandau. They are doing a fantastic job - we are so glad we came here to work.
Everyone is contributing creatively, which makes the process a labor of love and a collaboration - the best combination.
We are an hour and 15 minutes on the dialogue, and it's day two afternoon - right on schedule.
Yes.
Minneapolis is a great city - big buildings, great people. We are in the warehouse district, which reminds me of downtown Manhattan. The studio is great - a nice home for our time here.
The Sound team is lead by Chris Cunningham and Chase Brandau. They are doing a fantastic job - we are so glad we came here to work.
Everyone is contributing creatively, which makes the process a labor of love and a collaboration - the best combination.
We are an hour and 15 minutes on the dialogue, and it's day two afternoon - right on schedule.
Yes.