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Watch FIST! A Film by FOG!’s GAVIN HIGNIGHT!

By Gavin Hignight

Greetings FOG Readers!

When I’m not nerding out buying action figures, or reading about action figures, or taking photos and writing about action figures… I sometimes do other stuff.

Writing and filmmaking are one of my passions and after reading an article in Popular Science last year I was compelled to tell this short horror-sci fi-animal rights story. The short is titled FIST.

The film stars the amazing JD Mendoca, David Dean Bottrell and was scored by the equally amazing Dean Hurley. I wrote the film and shot it with DP David Alexander Willis. We used a Canon 5D, T3i, and edited on Final Cut Pro.

Hope you enjoy, some thoughts are provoked or at the very least you are entertained.

Check it out after the jump!


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