a rift

lord-caliborn:

vishapslayer:

thebkw:

Hello everyone.

My family has been in the movie business now for 70 years, and above are some of our iconic images. Everything from the Terminator with Cameron, to one of our latest works with Wes Anderson on Moonrise Kingdom. We helped create childhood memories with the Pillbury Doughboy and for any of you older folk, Land of the Lost! That was the work of my great grandfather, Gene Warren Sr. who started the business in 1942, before television really had any meaning. He helped create the advertisement industry of today, from Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate to the first Big Mac commercial.

My father, Christopher Warren, wants to honor my great grandfather and pay homage to his legacy. To do so, were creating a documentary on our family history called Generation FX, as our family has been in the special effects industry. From blowing bridges in Mothman, hospitals in Hellboy, and shattering classic Mortal Combat characters, old school special effects (No digital) is my family’s passion.

So if you’d like to help us out, were doing a kickstarter campaign to raise money towards spreading our family’s history. Were aiming for $100,000, and in kickstarter terms these days, it isn’t much, and every penny counts! Some of our rewards include some of these props and images being given out, from prints to actual remade models from the original molds of the some of our characters. 

Also, I forgot to add our family has two academy awards. Both in special effects, one for Terminator 2 and one for the original Time Machine. 

Thanks for reading!

And here’s the link for any one who is willing to help!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/757362124/generation-fx-a-documentary-film

My good followers, it would be an enormous help to take the time to read, reblog, or even pledge to this worthy cause. I’m proud to call myself one who knows this commendable fellow personally, and any help in making this initiative known is greatly appreciated!

Hey, all y’all, do me a favor and take a look at this, and at least signal boost it!  Thanks!!

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