From America’s Top Horror & Paranormal Convention
The Booth Brothers discuss the challenges of quality control and oversaturation on streaming platforms for filmmakers, emphasizing the importance of unique concepts and timely marketing strategies. They also explore the impact of AI on filmmaking, the enjoyment of watching horror movies with others, and the significance of understanding the market and business aspects of filmmaking. Their goal is to inspire and influence people through storytelling, music, and filmmaking.
The Council discusses the post-mortem of Scarefest 15, highlighting issues such as high blood pressure scares, lost tickets, and frustration with line management. It also addresses plans for accommodating more celebrity guests, improving event logistics, and the importance of consolidating celebrity guest requests for easy review. The speaker emphasizes the need for continuous improvement and feedback in event planning.
This week Scarefest TV hosts a Q&A episode discussing primary parking spots, wheelchair accessibility, entry points, and re-entry processes for an upcoming event. It also covers shuttle schedules, pricing for autographs and photo ops, event layout, and logistics. The team shares their experience and provides event updates, including appearances by celebrities and special giveaways at the VIP party.
The Council covers a variety of topics related to the upcoming event, including parking options, ticket pickup details, food vendors, and special announcements. It also provides information about Uber and Lyft services in the area, as well as guidelines for attendees regarding autographs, photos, and VIP parties. Additionally, it includes a movie review and details about the film festival at the event.
This week Jarlath Conroy discusses his experiences with horror conventions and fan encounters. He also shares some personal stories about his career in theater and film. The episode also includes announcements for upcoming events and a movie review. Additionally, Jarlath Conroy’s birthday is mentioned, and he talks about his plans for celebrating.
Wes and Adrienne cover security measures, celebrity appearances, photo ops, food and bar arrangements, volunteer applications, and parking costs for Scarefest 2023. They also discuss panel topics, photo op scheduling, and celebrity announcements. They emphasize the importance of purchasing photo ops in advance and provide details on VIP seating, photography restrictions, and event logistics.
John Amplas discusses his work with George Romero, including the film “Day of the Dead.” He also talks about his experiences in the film industry, including working with Tom Savini and his involvement in the movie “Sugar Skull Girls.” Additionally, he mentions the release of a new 4K Blu-ray version of the film “Martin.”
Lori Cardille discusses her experiences in the horror film industry, including her work on “Day of the Dead.” She talks about her family’s involvement in the entertainment industry and her hobbies, such as photography and meditation. She also shares her thoughts on horror conventions and meeting fans. Additionally, she reflects on her interactions with Mr. Rogers and his impact on her life.
Terence Muncy talks about his experiences as an artist, his involvement in making films, and his passion for creating collectible trading cards. Terence also shares his thoughts on AI art, the challenges of running a toy store, and his plans for the future.
A discussion about various topics related to Scarefest. It covers details about the event, including ticket sales, celebrity appearances, and other activities. Also included are a movie review and answers to questions from the audience. The event organizers emphasize the importance of audience participation and provide information about the event’s website and schedule.
