After endless technical problems Going Nuts is real. From now on luck starts smiling. A first cut is shown at the Palma Festival (Canary Islands, Spain) and people receive it with a love that shocks the whole team.
Back in Madrid, Bruto Pomeroy, invites Manuel Cristóbal (from Perro Verde Films and executive produ ... see more->>
Post production starts that will last till April 2007. The post production process is slow as the lack of budget makes the team to use professionals in their spare time. As these professionals are good, time is scarce, but the work is done with great illusion and trust in a project that surprises Juanjo Ramírez and A ... see more->>
The shoot ends. It seemed impossible but it wasn’t. Going Nuts is already in the can. It has been done with a budget of less than 6.000€ , one year and half of work, tons of sweat, some tears, many fruitless money applications, the loss of vision, hitting the wall with the head a few times (not padded) and a long an ... see more->>
After one year of hard work the shoot starts. With a non-existent budget, a crew of two persons formed by Juanjo Ramirez and Alby Ojeda and the hope of having some help for the most difficult shots, the team starts the riskiest mission of their short artistic career.
During the shoot expected and unexpected problems ... see more->>
The Fuerteventura Cabildo (the island local authority) awards the project 5.000€ (around 6.700$) and it means a big push for the film. At the same time, the Juan Ismael Art Center lets the crew us a room. In that room the set construction is finished, camera test are passed and Juanjo Ramirez and Alby Ojeda are read ... see more->>
