Sprawled on my back, I stare up at the unnatural glare of fluorescent lighting. I hear my name and feel a hand shaking my shoulder. At the same moment, flashing through my mind is that tidbit from CPR class about the importance of assessing someone’s injuries before moving them. I try slowly moving my jaw …
Paul Cram in M4W Synopsis: Two people fall in love over the internet, where their imperfections are easily hidden. Their face-to-face meeting however, isn’t the stuff of which epic (or Hollywood) romance is made; and each must come to terms with what “real world” relationships entail. “M 4 W” (Man for Woman) is written & …
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Actress Rachel Grubb Rachel Grubb writes:With the DVD release of 13 Hours In A Warehouse on October 28th, I thought I would use my blog as an opportunity to talk with my co-star and friend, Paul Cram. I’ve known Paul for a few years now, and he and I both share a passion for acting…and …
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Actor Paul Cram’s latest radio spot:
Record producer Terry Melcher. That’s the role I play in the award winning short film “Lie” directed by Vaughn Juare
Scene from “Good Morning Beautiful” Minnesota film maker Todd Cobery’s dark film “Good Morning Beautiful” will be showing at the Landmark Lagoon Theater, 1320 Lagoon Ave, Minneapolis, MN on Thursday November 18th at 7pm. “Good Morning, Beautiful” is the surreal story of one man’s grief. After the death of his newborn daughter, Dave struggles to …
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I worked with director Austin Kennedy on his movie trailer for the project “Killer with a Punctured Heart.” Which is a project he is currently developing about a hit-man that has girlfriend issues. This is a little piece of the marketing materials that Austin is using on the project. I will post some clips from …
Looking in the full length mirror, I see my reflection staring back at me. I can’t help but chuckle as I am in a sherbert orange unitard. Taking a deep breath, I walk out onto set where I’ll be playing the role of an interpretive dancer. (For those that don’t know what a unitard is, …
In random order: 1. Vertigo (1958)2. Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock (1960)3. Pacific Heights (1990)4. Shawn of the Dead (2004)5. 28 Days Later (2002)6. The Decent (2005)7. Diabolique (1955)8. Pans Labrynth (2006)9. Fatal Attraction (1987)10. Arlington Road (1999)
Was delighted to be on the Horror Movie Show podcast talking about Zombie movie Resident Evil AfterLife and the horror flick Feast. All during the episode entitled “The Whole Package”