One of the worst productions to never see the light of day and for good reason. This projects director, Ramiro Avendano, may have had great foresight to write a script that was seen by many under his amateur leadership as a mind blowing thriller but this entire production was led and managed by a self centered leader that wanted all of the attention to himself, which seriously damaged and hindered any progress this project might have gained during its five year attempt to form as a film.
Many actors doubled as crew will tell you that hours upon hours of film was shot, but only a cool looking trailer with tons of explosions, old footage, and well placed CGI was produced and released to tease the cast and crew along for another change in production. The constant changes in the script and change in direction of the main story caused delay after delay, forcing a well scripted rise in drama between the actors and extras who once supported the project. The director, the cast and crew endured months of bad reviews and trolling over the directors refusal to release this film in its entirety to its critics, the cast and its crew.
In the end, a badly produced film was released to some family, friends, and crew. The director tried to claim that a third party ruined the sound during editing, but already having a reputation for never releasing the film work to anyone else to handle, the truth was that Ramiro Avendano failed to complete production on this film project and lacked the ability to get the task of editing the film to professional spectator prior to its release.
But kudos do go out to a handful of actors that volunteered their acting prowess to the film project, probably some of the most talented Indie actors in San Antonio provided their talents to impress possible fans; to bad that their work will never be seen by anyone other than Ramiro Avendano himself.
Many actors doubled as crew will tell you that hours upon hours of film was shot, but only a cool looking trailer with tons of explosions, old footage, and well placed CGI was produced and released to tease the cast and crew along for another change in production. The constant changes in the script and change in direction of the main story caused delay after delay, forcing a well scripted rise in drama between the actors and extras who once supported the project. The director, the cast and crew endured months of bad reviews and trolling over the directors refusal to release this film in its entirety to its critics, the cast and its crew.
In the end, a badly produced film was released to some family, friends, and crew. The director tried to claim that a third party ruined the sound during editing, but already having a reputation for never releasing the film work to anyone else to handle, the truth was that Ramiro Avendano failed to complete production on this film project and lacked the ability to get the task of editing the film to professional spectator prior to its release.
But kudos do go out to a handful of actors that volunteered their acting prowess to the film project, probably some of the most talented Indie actors in San Antonio provided their talents to impress possible fans; to bad that their work will never be seen by anyone other than Ramiro Avendano himself.
