Brian t jaynes biography of rory

With over 20 years in the industry and a strong background in commercial lending, Rory brings a wealth of expertise and a history of community.!

Brian T. Jaynes is the director of two new horror films, “Boggy Creek” and “Humans versus Zombies”.

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He also "longs for the days when people smoked", because it put a "yellowish glaze on painted walls"!

With over 20 years in the industry and a strong background in commercial lending, Rory brings a wealth of expertise and a history of community.

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Exeter's remarkable literary history is one of the reasons I applied in the first place, but it can get a little forgotten in the rush of modern college life.

Media Mikes had a chance to chat with Brian about working on his films and when we can see them.

Mike Gencarelli: Can you give us some background on how your got started with “Boggy Creek”?
Brian Jaynes: I have always been a fan of Charles B.

Pierce films. I remember the trailer for his 70’s film “Legend of Boggy Creek” scarring the hell out of me! I realized there haven’t ever really been any interesting films about Sasquatch or Bigfoot. There have been films made but they all have been sort of hokey in my opinion.

I shared the story with my wife who wrote the screenplay for me and the rest is history.

MG: Can you tell us about the creature and how you chose not to use any CGI effects?
BJ: Anytime you are going to bring a creature into the realm of CGI, I think you have to be careful of the creature’s dynamics.

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