Looking for Military Vehicles to use in Independent Film

[laythrom]

Shotten Filmworks and Laythrom Media are looking for military style vehicles to use in the Shotten Filmworks production “Dead Life 2: Nercodevils”; Schotten’s tenth feature film.


The film shoot will take place at either the end of August or very early September. Please contact us for specific correspondence.


This is a non-paying gig and we need volunteers to bring their vehicles out for a day.


Shoot will be filmed at an abandoned Air Force radar base located in Brookfield TWP, Ohio. County Highway 1162 - Google Maps [property is off limits to 'tourists', no trespassing allowed; violators will be prosecuted]


Please, if interested in helping out or you have questions; contact us at laythrom@gmail.com. Thank you

 

[Ferroequinologist]

What kind of vehicles are you looking for?

 

[steelandcanvas]

No compensation? Diesel isn't cheap. Good luck.

 

[laythrom]

It's definitely not that we don't want to compensate people for their help; sadly its the lack of ability. We would love to find someone close [then we could pay for the petrol], but since we have no ties to Hollywood or investors, it makes things hard.

The director is looking for either a deuce and a half or 5 ton for the look, but basically any wheeled vehicle from 1950s up would do.

If all else fails, we'll just have to do it digitally.

 

[maddawg308]

...“Dead Life 2: Nercodevils”...

Uhh......

 

[Flyingvan911]

What is the film about? The title bring up lots of possibilities.

 

[gunboy1656]

Yes, a little more info.

 

[rizzo]

Let me google that for you

 

[rizzo]

A deadly virus called Necrotizing Faceitis M is running rampant through Midwest America killing the living and reviving the dead. Life changes quickly for Maxx and his friends as survival becomes a struggle. The group is consumed one by one as Maxx prepares for his final face off with the walking dead.

 

[maddawg308]

It's a gore-fest. Make sure you hose the red goop off your trucks after the filming, and if you watch the movie, bring a bag to barf in. Gory movies have that effect on people.