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Festival Focuses on Local Filmmakers
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This is an article for the February 5 Entertainer pull-out of the Salem Statesman Journal. The Elsinore Video Festival was coming up that weekend, and this was a little promotional piece. With Popcorn, Odious, and Hollywood Action Film selected to screen, Alan was interviewed for the article.
Read the article
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Interview series: ffrevolution.com
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ffrevolution.com is a site designed by Warren and run by Orange Cow Productions' Garrett Gilchrist. It has featured numerous contributions from Warren, KShawn and Jonason - shorts, comic strips, and articles. In an attempt to get Alan more involved, Warren decided to start an interview series with him, covering the usual topics, including the upcoming Jedi part 6. While not the most insightful, most expositional, or the most positively-received interviews ever, um, they're still interviews...
Part 1 | Part 2
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Barometer Articles: 2001 - 2002
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KBVR-TV had a lot of little publicity articles over the 2001-2002 school year. While he was not interviewed or anything, Alan and Delusions got mentioned in all of them. So here's a collection of the articles for that year:
Media opportunities await students at OSU
KBVR-TV offers large range of programming
Riding the airwaves
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How to Control Your Own Media Empire on Three Credits Per Term
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Yes it's true, Alan did an article for the Barometer. Extolling the virtues of Delusions and doing a pitch for KBVR-TV, the article appeared in the Summer 2001 Headlines and Deadlines edition of the OSU paper. It also featured a behind-the-scenes picture from the production of The End part 2 taken by K. Shawn Edgar.
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An Almost Perfect Movie?
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A review for Perfection Isn't Easy, this originally appeared on rewindvideo.com in mid 2000. It was written by then-columnist and Rusty Hoot Motion Pictures alum Jared Hargrave. The article chronicles the show (Bravado was unknown to most REwinders at the time), and then discusses the movie. The review is fair and for the most part positive, noting Alan's direction and how amazingly realistically Clarissa portrayed the "cold, diabolical" character. Heh. Read on:
Read the article
More information about Perfection Isn't Easy
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KBVR-TV Has Delusions of Grandeur
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This is it, the infamous 'Adam' article that caused oh so much trouble. Printed in early 2000 by the Barometer, and full of factual errors (most notably the name thing, of course), it let to the My Name is NOT Adam episode of Delusions of Grandeur and KBVR-TV's subesequent (and short-lived) ban from the paper. A rewritten version was printed over the summer of 2000 for the Headlines and Deadlines special.
Read the 'corrected' article
Read the original article
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Amateur Films to Invade Western Colorado Filmfest
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An article about Rusty Hoot's 1999 video festival, held at Mesa State College, there's a quick mention of Bravado here. The article was printed in the school paper, the Criterion. We also have the festival's promotional poster.
Read the article
See the poster [ .jpg (68KB) ]
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Interview: Out and About
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As part of a series of spotlights on other KBVR-TV shows, fellow show Out and About did a segment on Delusions of Grandeur. Alan was interviewed by reporter Mohamed Al-Zabidi, and the episode aired as a promotion for the Vanilla Ice episode.
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Oregon State University Students Recognized for Films
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Our first article in the Barometer, this one was a news item regarding our first film festival selection - Star Wars Stop-Motion Theater 2 in the 1998 ASU Art Museum festival. It was written by Brad Cable, who went on to create Goats in the Mist in Alan's videography class.
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Bravado Entertainment Celebrates its Sixth Year
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Our biggest (and probably best) interview and article, this one was written by Cory Frye for the Entertainer insert of the local newspapers - the Albany Democrat-Herald and Corvallis Gazette-Times. It gathered the high school members of Bravado to interview them as production of Delusions of Grandeur was just beginning.
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Read the interview (warning: long)
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Interview: Tigard High School
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A local-ish (about an hour and a half away) high school, a group of students there contacted Alan in 1997 to do an interview for a report they were doing about filmmaking. We have both the interview and finished report:
Read the interview
Read the report
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Senior's Projects Have Hollywood Element
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The very first article, and the first public mention of the name 'Bravado Entertainment', this article was printed in Alan's high school newspaper - South Albany High School's Sentry:
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