The making of Rob Ager's TURN IN YOUR GRAVE 1 / 3

A behind the scenes documentary exploring the production of Rob Ager's low budget / microbudget independent film TURN IN YOUR GRAVE, which was completed in April 2011 and will soon be playing at horror film festivals with a view to distribution.

The film is a thematic reinvention of the zombie horror genre and was shot for a budget of less than £4000 over a two year period. For details and updates relating to the release of the film visit http://www.turninyourgrave.com

The full 54 minute version of this documentary includes details of low cost production techniques and will be available from mid June 2011 on the DVD set Rob Ager Films Volume 3. For more details visit the author's website http://www.collativelearning.com

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[revengeguy]

is this the film that got you kicked out of UKIP?

[robag88]

@revengeguy Lol no I was still edting the film at the time. I was reinstated by UKIP after demonstrating to them that journalists from The Sun had launched a disinfo campaign against me because I'd exposed Labour Party as being members as being behind the disinfo site ukipwatch. I utterly discredited that site and The Sun spent thousands on a smear campaign story that died off within a couple of days of release. I was even tipped off in advance. Full story on my website :)

[robag88]

@revengeguy What makes you ask?

[revengeguy]

@robag88 Curious as to whether it was justified or not, Noones really heard your side of the story have they?

[robag88]

@revengeguy Anyone researching the story would quickly find my retort in search engines.The reason it died off so quickly is because I prepared a response in advance and posted it on my website for enquiring journalists. Actually I'm glad they launched their disinfo campaign, it proved the point about political smear campaigns that I was making in the first place.

[TaffyRaphie]

do I smell deeper themes?

Have you learned from Kubrick etc. type directors?

[Poleschs]

@TaffyRaphie You'll just have to watch it and analyze it.

[lee0122333]

that black door scene reminds me of inglorious basterds where the camera zooms into the bear jews cave.

[lexvj19871]

I really want to watch this. Looks wonderful and very suspenseful.

[casper123]

Nice work!

[badbokeh]

AWESOME!!! it's hostel meets saw with a TWIST!! (and deeper themes)

[badbokeh]

AWESOME!!! it's hostel meets saw with a TWIST!! (and deeper themes)