[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

And I have to watch my parents antique shop the producer and the director are gonna be there.

The movie is in IMDB and is going to star a really famous actor, but I don't want to say to much or I'll jinx it.

But I'm really excited, our house has got scouted twice before, once by a local Pittsburgh film initiative that was asked by Disney to look for a house to do some crappy movie that I have not heard since about, and another time by a local director who moved to LA and is trying to be a big shot but can't find any producers.

But this seems like the real deal, the location manager came out about a month ago with an assistant producer, and now the director and another producer are coming out.

[Trasher02]

Imagine Ben Affleck being the really famous actor, what a bummer that would be!

[nicfit]

Will you get girls for that ?
ha ha jokes aside, everytime I saw pics of you with that (your?) strange room in the backround I always thought you must have an interesting house.

[Sheriff Rhys Chatham]

Originally Posted by Trasher02

Imagine Ben Affleck being the really famous actor, what a bummer that would be!

haha, hes no Damon, that's for sure.

[tesla69]

get everything signed in writing in advance - don't trust any hollywood pigs with any handshake deals - and make sure they have insurance for all the damage they WILL do to your home and then just walk away from. This is from friends' experience. That episode of the Simpsons isn't too far off.

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

No, not Matt Damon. Someone more respected than those guys. More of the "leading man in his 40's that women die over for some reason" sort of actor.


Some of the pictures of me are not in my house, some of them (like my avatar) are from the antique shop.

I'm a stereotypical basement dweller. We've got stone walls down here in every room except for mine, which was renovated in the 80's to be a rec room, later my brother's room, later a rec room, later an office, later a rec room, now my room since I like to be centralized with all my stuff in one room.

My house is a late Victorian built by a rich western PA oil guy in the late 1890's to be a summer house for his family of 10-12. There are 5 rooms on the first floor, all 20x18 feet, with about 12 or 13 foot ceilings. There are 2 parlors, with a huge arched sliding door connecting them. The 2nd floor also has 5 rooms, and the 3rd floor and basement are slightly different. The 3rd floor has one main room then 3 side rooms. One of the side rooms has a large vat in it that water used to be pumped into via a windmill that used to stand right beside the house. That was how they got water pressure.

Sort of a one of a kind house.

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

Originally Posted by tesla69

get everything signed in writing in advance - don't trust any hollywood pigs with any handshake deals - and make sure they have insurance for all the damage they WILL do to your home and then just walk away from. This is from friends' experience. That episode of the Simpsons isn't too far off.

Oh of course. My parents are holding their breath until they see a contract, you know?

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

Here's a picture of my house from an old show e-flyer I made for one of the several basement shows I had in 2006. (I completely forgot I was going to record an album named Man and Science.) I made 5 bucks off that show. I'm too nice of a guy, not giving a shit if anyone paid.

 

[Kina]

I can't see much from that photo but it seems like a nice design

[✌➬]

Maybe a horror flick?

[Sheriff Rhys Chatham]

Amity Ville Horror

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

Originally Posted by ✌➬

Maybe a horror flick?

Not quite a horror film, although I think the intent would be to use my house for a suspenseful scene. If my parents get the contract I'll tell you guys what the movie is about, as long as it isn't against the contract

[nicfit]

if you see people with axes make sure you'll get new doors as part of the contract.

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

Of course. I don't think my parents would sign a contract if it didn't have a clause guaranteeing that anything they change would have to be made normal after.

I bet if they wanted to break a door with an axe they'd have a few prop doors made and fitted in place of the real door. If I'm a director I want the door to break just the right way. Plus I wouldn't want to destroy a real victorian woodwork.

[flophousefloozie]

Alright, is it George Clooney? I think he's in his 50's though.
Maybe Pitt...

[ZEROpumpkins]

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead

Here's a picture of my house from an old show e-flyer I made for one of the several basement shows I had in 2006. (I completely forgot I was going to record an album named Man and Science.) I made 5 bucks off that show. I'm too nice of a guy, not giving a shit if anyone paid.

 

Long live MSpaint. Your house looks all haunted and whatnot.

[Norma J]

Wow, you might get to bum Brad pitt?

Either way, this is pretty cool shit, man.

[terminal pharmacy]

Originally Posted by Trasher02

Imagine Ben Affleck being the really famous actor, what a bummer that would be!

using the term actor loosely

[EMMAh]

If it's fucking Johnny Depp I'm coming to visit you.

[EMMAh]

Are you getting money for this?