Miami is full of zombies. We have Juan Navarro and his web comic series, Zombie Years, Zombie Walk Miami, and even zombie workshops. So it's no surprise to Cultist that two of our residents have teamed up to create a zombie web series for your viewing pleasure.
Follow the jump for our Q&A with Danielle and visit their kickstarter page.
None of the principals are film school students, they just really
love movies and, of course, zombies. Krystal Andreu, who acts and also does
make-up for Zombiecast, says that her favorite moment so far has been
"eating that girl's leg ... along with lots of dirt in the process."
"like Pitbull and Trick Daddy Dollarz." Danielle Edghill came to Miami
when she was 5-years-old, after being born in Canada and a couple of
brief stops in Trinidad and Tobago. Lucky for us, they are both here now
and getting us ready for the apocalyptic future we all know is coming.
Stephen basically sat up on day and said: "Let's write." We went to a hookah bar and starting banging out this script and we came up with Zombiecast. The concept was running around in his brain for some time, but it didn't get out on paper until he met me. So now it's our baby.
Other than that it's the most fun you can have on a Saturday, I think.
For me, I'd say Joss Whedon, because I am a Buffy/Firefly fanatic, and Natalie Portman because she's so multi-faceted.
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