Trench's  cool  jazz-funk-noir  original  soundtrack  album  is 
now  available!

Melbourne's own Adam Rudegeair is a piano player/songwriter, whose major projects include The Adam Rudegeair Trio, Lake Minnetonka and the Bayou Tapestry. He is also the pianist in Glasfrosch, the musical director of Henry Manetta and the Trip, and he has also composed and performed songs, incidental music and scores for Cinema Viscera's short films Cigarette, Why Must the Show Go On? and Interchange. Adam makes his feature film composing debut with Trench. 
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The Original Soundtrack Recording of Trench is now available for streaming + download! You can get it via the Bandcamp app as a high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more!

Trench   is  heading  for  DVD  &  VOD  soon...

We are delighted to announce that Trench will be coming to DVD and VOD via the wonderful folks at Bounty Films in November!

The DVD will be available via cinemaviscera.com and bountyentertainment.com.au (and hopefully a certain chain of stores... watch this space), or you'll be able to buy or rent Trench via Video on Demand at iTunes, Google Play and Amazon Instant Video, OR if you have an Amazon Prime subscription, you'll be able to stream it there!

So,  what's  next  for  Cinema  Viscera...?

With all this Trench excitement around the place, you might think that's the only thing we've got going on, right? WRONG. We're proud to announce that we're developing our second feature film!! It's a modern gothic horror drama, currently titled Inheritance, about an orphaned young woman who inherits the family home she never knew, only to discover that the ghosts who haunt it may not actually be dead...

Stay tuned for more updates as we launch into pre-production!

THE  HATCHET  MAN  IS  COMING  for  you.

Web series. Short films. Showreels. Corporate videos.

The Hatchet Man will cut them all.

Have  you  investigated  our  official  Trench   trailer  yet? 

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Are you following Cinema Viscera on Instagram? It's a mixture of sneak peeks at upcoming projects, film-related ephemera and random shots from the brain of our writer/director
Paul Anthony Nelson.

Trench   makes  a  sold-out  world  premiere  at  the  setting  sun  film  festival!

Back in April, we were incredibly proud to see Trench selected as the first ever feature film to screen at the Setting Sun Short Film Festival, to celebrate the best fest in the west's 5th birthday!

Trench made its World Premiere on Sunday April 27th, 2018 to a packed sell-out crowd at the gloriously art-deco designed Sun Theatre in Yarraville. The film received a rousing response, and was followed by a Q&A with stars Samantha Hill and Perri Cummings and director Paul Anthony Nelson, hosted by Stig Wemyss.
How did we get the confidence to get Trench up and running so quickly?

We are indebted to the Lean Filmmaking Accelerator Program, run by the lovely sibling duo of Kylie and David Eddy, which guided us through an accelerated pre-production period.

As part of this process, we wrote the first draft of the film in three weeks, and shot a "rough draft" version of the full feature (currently 83 minutes!) in two days -- as a valuable tool to see how the script walks and talks, and to gain some targeted prospective audience feedback for the next draft of the film. Then, we made some edits on the script, did some reshoots, and tested it again!

If you want to know more about the Lean Filmmaking concept and how it works, click on the link right here:
Our last short film, Cigarette, a dark "cautionary fable" set among the wreckage of modern sexual relations, made for just AU$3,000, premiered at Australia's premier genre film festival, Monster Fest, and screened at Australia's best underground film festival, the Sydney Underground Film Festival. ​

​Starring the ace Rebecca Fortuna and Ryan Heath, Cigarette is a cautionary fable from the mind of writer/director/editor Paul Anthony Nelson; a suspense drama played out amongst the wreckage of modern gender relations. When a woman invites a man into her home after a date, she treats him to an impromptu striptease -- but is this a seduction... or an evaluation? And will he fail horribly?
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