Photo Manipulation

I've been a fan of cinema since I was able to figure out how to turn a television on. My influences stem from classics and the silent era films, to some modern day flicks. Photo Manipulation relies on the "old school" styles and techniques of thriller/horror films, keeping things simple yet quite effective. The story is solid, and REAL, in the sense that our killer could very well be your best friend, your neighbour, your father, your mother. My Idol, John Carpenter once said, "never show too much of the monster", words to live by! I believe in keeping an audience guessing, and on their toes rather than throw everything onto the screen at once.

OCTOBER 26, 2008
Vermont's Horror Film Festival proves an awesome starting point for our premier. The re-cut version of the film brings on an 88 min feature full of smooth runnin' surprises.
A Second Trailer is now being edited and will be available both here on MySpace.com as well as the official website (http://www.photomanipulationmovie.com) in the next week.
HorrorYearbook.com features Photo Manipulation - Thanks Molly!. Read the whole article here
Photo Manipulation featured on Fangoria.com. Check out the full article here!
Fearzone has written a few articles about Photo Manipulation and has also posted the trailer as well. View the article here.
Written and Directed by: T.M. Langseth, Co-Written by: Marie-Hélène Tremblay, Director Of Photography: Alexis Vanier, Location Sound by: Bart Sobies & Mike "Squig" McKuigan & Stu Wimperiss & Hazel Burns, Music and Additional Sound by: Israel Benedict, Shawn Mullen & Nick Kuepfer, Unit Production Manager; Marie-Hélène Tremblay, Edited by: Jennifer Cholette, Still Photography by VelvetClaws (www.velvetclaws.com), Special FX and Makeup by Marie-Helene Tremblay & T.M. Langseth Running Time; 88-mins
Shot entirely in Montreal City, Ormstown, Dewitville and Berthierville Quebec, Photo Manipulation was shot in 18 days during the summer of 2007 in HD widescreen pana. Samuel Hain Productions, the Canadian based production company teamed up with New York's South Bronx EFX Works and Marc J. Makowski (Paper Blood, Slime City) in a join production venture and will be producing films over the next few years.