From IMDB.com:
Sometimes credited as: Josh Potter
Filmography as: Special Effects, Actor
Special Effects - filmography
- Penny Dreadful (2005) (special makeup effects)
- Sanctified (2004) (special effects makeup) (as Josh Potter)
- Carefully (2003) (special effects makeup)
- Urban Massacre (2002) (special effects)
- Josh Potter (I) (Special Effects, The Final Equation (2005))
Filmography as: Special Effects, Actor
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The Punk Rock Holocaust (2004): Special Effects Technician; NYC Unit
Above: Steve (of Fuse fame) with arm cut off
Pilot Promo for VH1's Where Are They Now? (2003-4?): Special Effects Makeup
Above: Oompa loompa makeup
Above: Alien concept makeup celebrating tv show series V; prosthetic appliances
Carefully (2003): Special Effects Makeup
Re-Penetrater (2005): Special Effects Makeup
XXxcorsist (2006): Special Effects Makeup
Urban Massacre (2002): Special Effects Technician
Survive This! (2005): Special Effects Foreman
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 Tiffany's zombies photo: Corina Zappia |
Fashion Forward
Zombies Invade Bloomingdales
Plus: Style tips from the undead
October 26th, 2005 2:49 PM
Last Saturday afternoon the undead assembled at a bar on East 59th called the Carriage House for Zombiecon, a zombie meet-and-greet purposely scheduled for shortly before Halloween. Contrary to popular expectations, they didn't want to waste their precious earthly time terrorizing a small town in the middle of nowhere, breaking down the windows, and trying to eat people. These zombies preferred to begin the day uptown looking at the new fall fashions. They convened around noon in the mid-50s, like most tourists do, for some window-browsing and sightseeing on Fifth Avenue.
Zombiecon is sponsored by Kostume Kult, a group of artists who enjoy dressing up in elaborate disguises, either for themed parties or seemingly "impromptu events." Originally founded by artist Jim Glaser during the annual Burning Man festival, they've since grown into a year-round club—hosting bashes like LepreCon, a convention of leprechauns on St. Patty's Day; an Oompah Loompa gala in honor of Tim Burton's remade classic; a Horned Ball, complete with a "Frolic with Bambi" photo booth; and a "Burn Mitzvah" party, with it own "Circumsization Station" photo booth. Zombiecon was an equally creative venture, with no end to the imaginative zombie incarnations: debutante zombie; Charlie Brown zombie, complete with word bubble ("Grief!"); Pope John Paul II zombie; and Mariachi Zombie, half zombie/half Mariachi player.
After a quick bloody mary brunch, the tour got underway. "Our first stop, Zombies, the candy shop!" cried Glaser, the anointed Zombie Lord. He gestured across the street to. The zombies flung themselves on the window, much to the confusion of Dylan's customers, who were momentarily disrupted from measuring out gummy bears and Jolly Ranchers. "Arrgh!" cried the zombies. "Huh?" cried the customers. The zombies left, as they were on a time crunch.
They charged across the street to Bloomingdale's where the customers, who had already spent some time under the powerful mind-controlling effects of Cosabella thongs and the inimitable Nars makeup counter, were considerably more tolerant of this new demon presence. "Donna Karan! Garrr!" shouted one wee zombie, whose love of DKNY hosiery had clearly not declined even after a throat-slashing. "Moisturizer . . . Need moisturizer!" howled another zombie, hoping his rotting flesh was not too far gone for a little Kiehl's. The zombies headed towards Fifth. "Smell the horse poop in front of Citibank!" one observed.
They rolled into FAO Schwarz, but couldn't resist posing for photos with the guards dressed up as toy soldiers out front. Riding up and down the escalators, they skipped on playing the giant keyboard (immortalized in the Tom Hanks' movie Big). "To the fountain!" the Zombie Lord cried, indicating the Plaza Hotel fountain across the street. "We must have a class picture!"
The zombies moved on down Fifth Avenue, stopping for a photo in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral, a goggle-eyed browse at Gucci (where even the spooks were too spooked to enter), and a brief glance at Cartier. "Hey, keep away from the window," admonished the Cartier guard to Mariachi Zombie.They checked out winter fashions at Versace, and jumped on stalled cabs and demanded brains. They oohed and ahhed at Tiffanny's: "Garrr"growled one zombie. "Little blue brain!"
This being a creative group of zombies, their greatest disdain was reserved for the Disney Store. "Arrgh," they cried, pressing their withering faces to the House of Mouse, scowling at Mickey's diabolical, smarmy presence. "Constitutionally wrong intellectual property law!" yelled one, in a phrase that never quite rolls off the tongue, even in zombie speak.
After wending their way aroundRockefeller Skating Rink, the zombies started to grow fatigued. They debated the quickest route to their second watering hole, the last stop before heading downtown, finally arriving at a restaurant near Grand Central. Laconically greeting all the other exquisite corpses, the zombies snuggled into the banquette, and waited patiently for the waitress to take their order.
Style tips from the undead:
· Zombies are usually buried in their Sunday best, so hit the Salvation Army for old suit jackets and trousers to slash up. That said, there are more zombie permutations in the world than the ol' garden-variety Night of the Living Dead kind. Variations here (Cher zombie! Laura Bush zombie!) are endless and encouraged.· To get that ripped flesh effect, use latex paint mixed in with shredded tissue paper or cotton balls. Special effects artist Josh Potter (omephex@yahoo.com; xxx-xxx-xxxx) suggests this order: latex, tissue, then more latex and blood. Mixing in cornflakes or oatmeal with the latex is also good, Potter says, for adding a "cracked look" to the skin.
· Body parts are ideal for gnawing on, and a welcome change from the old tired "raised arms/sleepwalker" perambulating. Potter suggests Halloween Adventure for some fake bloody limbs: "Pretty decently priced, for what they are."
· Some people will use raspberry jam as congealed blood, but Potter worries it's too sticky and "could attract bugs." He advises professional prosthetic adhesive to glue on fake wounds, or nose and scar wax. "It's like a putty." Spirit gum is only good for a one-time use.
· The following stores, according to Potter, will provide you with what you need: Halloween Adventure, Abracadabra, and the professional makeup-artist store Alcone.
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Crew
Writer
Reverend Mother Sean Benjamin Jaffe
Additional Concepts
Rodney Clarke
Jacq Donegan
Joshua Brain Jaffe
Jeff Moxley
Director of Photography
Jacq Donegan
Director
Reverend Mother Sean Benjamin Jaffe
Producer
Jacq Donegan
Cast
Phranq
Joshua Brain Jaffe
Sam'ee
Rodney Clarke
D.No
Jeff Moxley
Lawford
Paul Lewis
The Duke
Rev. Mother
Waitress
Laura Kelly
D.No's Mark
Mike Harder
Girlfriend
Erin Kelly
Three Card Monte Players
Camilia Popdopol
Chris Moxley
TJ Rago
Pat Gibbons
Music
(in order played)
Intro Theme
Don't Sweat The Technique
Performed by
Eric B. and Rakim
From the CD:
Don't Sweat The Technique
The Girl From Ipanema
Performed by
Herb Alpert &the Tijuana Brass
From the CD:
Four Sider
Pennies From Heaven
Performed by
Frank Sinatra
From the CD
Reprise Collection
The Mod Squad Theme (Champagne Charlie remix)
Performed by
Al Caiola
From the CD:
Electro Lounge, Volume 2
Bonus Treat
Performed by
RJD2
From the 12" Single:
Here's What's Left
Bummer
Performed by
Monster Magnet
From the 12" Single:
Powertrip
Music note: We here at Xenojack are making no money doing this. We simply want to make a great show for you people to watch (especially those of you who want to give us jobs doing this).
Since we aren't paying any of these fine artists for the use of their music, we urge you to click the links to their webpages. If you like the music, click the CD links to purchase these CD's for yourself and support great music.
Special thanks
Michael Jaffe
Darren Johnson
Josh Potter
Natasha Reznikoff
Extra Special thanks
The Maplewood Diner, especially Tammy!
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