I recently gave an interview in early 2007 to the G-Fan magazine about my role as Director of the 1993 TV series Ultraman: the Ultimate Hero aka Ultraman Powered.
This magazine is targeted toward Godzilla fans and fans of Japanese monster genre movies.
This is the first time my words in an interview hasn't been "reworked" for the publication. Brett Homenick, who interviewed me, kept everything pretty much verbatim. You can tell that in some of the responses I give. They sound pretty intelligible at times, but when he gave me a copy of the transscript to look over before sending it to the printer, I decided to leave it that way. I figure if I really talk like that, then I talk like that and that's it!
I talk about what my experience during the production was like and how the project got off the ground and things like that.
You can get a copy from the G-Fan web site at http://www.g-fan.com. I'd like to know what you think.
Eric,
Yes we remember you. How are things going? I looked at your website, it looks great! Are you screening your film at festivals? I'd love to see it when it's released.
Julie and I are no longer in the film business. That doesn't mean that someday we might get back into it, but for now I work for myself running a couple businesses and we're doing fine.
I saw Dave Sharpe a month or so ago. He's also making his own feature film on HD. He's been working on it for some time and it's almost done. It seems easier now a days to make your own film with the cameras that are available.
It's good to hear from you and good luck on your film career.
King Wilder
I'll send David your email address. Good luck at the festivals.
King