Since it's release, we've received some lovely comments about 'Judge Minty'. With permission, we've collected a few into this image, if only to show some of the people who gave their time to the project, and may not be aware them.
I didn't post this on this blog when it first happened, despite being super cool news, because I wanted to focus on the two recent screenings until they were over.
It's always great whenever an event selects Minty for screening, but to win something is amazing. Especially at such a stunning event as Wasteland Weekend.
"Join over a thousand fans coming from all over the the United States (and beyond) to gather in the Southern California desert for a four-day post-apocalyptic party. Set up camp at our wasteland compound, surrounded by specially-built sets. Costumes are required and post-apocalyptic campsites and vehicles are encouraged. Live for four days in a world pulled straight out of the Mad Max movies, beyond the grip of so-called civilisation. Top DJs and bands from all over will provide the soundtrack, fire dancers and bonfires will light up the night, and modified vehicles will shake the earth with their engines."
We already posted about this on Facebook and Twitter when it was first announced, so this is just a reminder.
Judge Minty will be screening at the The Lakes International Comic Art Festival on Saturday the 19th of October at 5.30pm.
It will be screen as part of a double bill with the brilliant official film 'Dredd', which will have Judge Dredd co-creators, John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra in attendance! John Wagner will also be introducing Judge Minty.
Steven Sterlacchini, Steve Green and a number of other team members will also be at the event.
Judgement is due at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire between 12 October until 7 December 2013. An exhibition of art work relating to the British comic book character Judge Dredd opens on Saturday 12 October with a special day and evening of celebration. The Big Quiz is a FREE after-hours event and will run from 7pm until 11pm on 12 October. Featuring;
Cinema screen showing of the short fan film Judge Minty introduced by the director Steven Sterlacchini
A special Masterbrain quiz hosted by Magnus Magnanimus featuring experts in their chosen subjects of 2000AD, Doctor Who and Star Wars
A general sci-fi, movie and comics quiz featuring great prizes including your very own custom Judge Badge from http://www.planetreplicas.com/
Megacity music from the Interplanetary Division Cosplay DJ’s
A chance to enjoy the exhibition at night and a licenced bar
Afterwards the director of photography and digital imagery, Stephen Green, will be taking part in a ‘Fan Film & Low Budget Film Making Panel’ where he will give insight into how he made the film, tips on how to make your own, and discuss Fan Film culture in general. It should be a great panel.
We are very happy to finally announce that our fan film, Judge Minty, is now online and available to view for free via youtube. I've embedded the movie below, or you can click the link to view on youtube.
The making of this film has been VERY much a team effort and on behalf of 'the producers' of Judge Minty I would like to thank all the people that gave their time to contribute to this project. We have been extremely lucky to have received a huge amount of support from both fellow Dredd fans and also professional film makers, who have given their time, expertise and advice for free.
I would like to give a special mention to Steve Green, who both shot the film and produced the digital effects, meaning he has spent more time working on the project than any other person. Also Daniel Carey-George, whose props and costumes not only provided the initial inspiration for the project, but also helped to create 'a reality' for the story.
And of course Edmund Dehn, for taking a chance on our little fan film, helping us bring Minty to life and also providing the heart of the film.
At a later date, I am hoping to go in to more detail with a proper 'Thank You' post about the great work individual people contributed, but I wanted to keep this post relatively short, and there are so many people to thank.
We would also like to give special thanks to the owners of Judge Dredd and 2000 AD, Rebellion who have allowed us to 'play with their toys' and especially for their consent for the public screenings at festivals and conventions.