A 17-year old martial arts student named Jeffrey struggles to earn his green belt, but in order to do so he must first beat 13-year old Jad in a sparring match.

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How could you not participate? I’ll tell you how, if you don’t make time for it! So get creative, get some friends together, find a camera, guitar, digital pencil or paintbrush and share with everyone. Get out there and express yourself!

We’re not actually giving away ice cream, because that would melt in the mail and you’d obtain nothing but a package of gelatinous sugar. But “Everybody gets an ice cream” is our way of saying everyone will win. And! We’re actually giving away prizes that are MUCH BETTER than ice cream!! Prizes like: DVD’s, Costumes, Props, Posters and Storyboards from original UbseyMovies!

Submitting Your Artwork

1. Email it to FanArt@UbseyMovies.com (Recommended)
2. Post it on our Facebook page (to share with others!)

Basic Rules & Guidelines

• Unlimited Entries: Submit as much as you’d like! However, one prize per person. A prize that grows in awesomeness along with your entries!
• Videos, Traditional Art and Other: All categories of entry will receive their own unique prize. Work with your own medium of art, whatever it is. Don’t worry ’bout us!
• Prizes & Awards: will be chosen solely based upon your artwork. If you make EB Saga art, you’ll receive an EB Saga prize. If you make UbseyMovies art, you’ll receive an UbseyMovies prize. If you create something extraordinarily awesome, guess what? You’ll receive something extraordinarily awesome. There is no first place prize or award, you are all winners. Ubsey Winners. Ubsey Wieners? No way, only Ubsey Winners.
• What happens after Dec. 31st? We’ll announce the list of artwork and prizes with a wild and crazy UbseyLIVE! broadcast (January 7th 2012, at 6pm PST) highlighting all the entries and artists. Along with a few surprises… We’ll even interview you, the artists, on Skype!

Prizes

Rare UbseyMovie DVDs

1. Summer Dance
2. Robert & Robbie: Muttonchops Gwobs
3. UbseyTV: The Complete Series
4. EB Saga 1 – 3 (2007 Contest Promo)
5. EB Saga 1 – 4 (Fangamer)

Bizarre Items & Junk (own some Ubsey!)

This is your chance to score some true UbseyMovies-History! We’re giving away: props, posters, lights, costumes and storyboards from our films, such as: The EB Saga, Elliot Kane, Bobby’s House, Robert & Robbie, Vigorade, Chicken Strip Jeff, Summer Dance, High Stakes Hooky, and anything else from our equipment closet we feel is apropos. Even items from what is perhaps the most frightening and highly anticipated UbseyMovie of all time, MYTHS.

Shipping (IMPORTANT!)

Due to every entry receiving a prize, everyone will be required to pay a modest shipping cost over Paypal. However, if you cannot afford it and wish to exchange your (large) prize for something smaller, that may be arranged. OR, if you are planning on placing an order with Fangamer.net through January 2012 to February 2012, let us know and we’ll lump your prize in with their shipping costs and your order. Note that the Fangamer shipping option cannot be arranged through the Fangamer website itself, you must email us so we may arrange it for you. Any additional questions, please email Jeff@ubseymovies.com

Get out there and create! Thanks everyone!

Previous winners & fanart

• 2007: Silver Star Productions – EarthBound Saga Fan Video
  • 1. Yomon – Robbie (Ness) poster
    2. Ozwalled – EB Saga Chapter 20
    3. Sasquatch – Little Adventurer Paper
    4. Matilda Caboose – Anime Collage
    5. Lewahi – Techno Scream
    6. Not David – That’s My Dog
• 2009: Ridgway Films (Brushguy) – UbseyBound
• Sasquatch – Ubsey Crystal Ball
• ElfKitty – 3D EB Saga Ness
• LynZero – EB Saga Comic (pages 1, 2, 3)
• Author_Lumina – A long time ago in a suburb far, far away…

Join us on October 23rd 2010 @ 7pm to watch a marathon of Are You Afraid of the Dark and Goosebumps episodes!

RSVP to the event, and request episodes by posting here or on the event page. See you there, Einstein!

]]> http://ubseymovies.com/2010/10/ustream-are-you-afraid-of-the-goosebumps-10-23-10-7pm/feed/ 2 http://ubseymovies.com/2009/08/hello-world/ http://ubseymovies.com/2009/08/hello-world/#comments Mon, 03 Aug 2009 07:35:27 +0000 Jeff B. http://ubseymovies.com/blog/?p=1 Hey friends, many of you have probably noticed that we have a new, much more simple website design. That’s thanks to Reid Young of Fangamer and Starmen.net fame. We also have a brand new logo, thanks to Jonathan Magram.

We had been meaning to change our logo for a while, because the toxic rabbit didn’t make any sense. And after Jon having spent countless hours on concepts, we have this.

We’ve been spending our 2009 summer working a drama/comedy short film. We spent about 3 months writing, constantly reworking the script into different story ideas; eventually we decided on one a month ago. We entered preproduction a week ago, getting locations actors and the production design together.

Elliot Kane was cast as the lead character, Calvin. We had a meeting with him a few weeks ago and discussed the character along with doing a cold reading of the script. He did well but we still had a lot more work to do with his character and fixing up the story.

A few days later we figured preproduction should enter full gear, and it’d be best for us to start trying to find a supporting actress, and a restaurant to film at. We spoke with a few Denny’s managers, and decided on one with an extremely enthusiastic manager named Victor. The day after that, we went wardrobe shopping with Elliot Kane to get a better idea of what we thought his character would wear. We bought a jacket and dress shirt, because at the time our script took place after prom.

But ultimately four nights ago we realized the movie was going in a direction we didn’t like, and scrapped it. We’ve since reworked the story into something much more simple, tight, and relatable, all while keeping the same main character. We set out this summer trying to become better writers, and we seem to be progressing. We’ve realized the best thing to do during writing is to not let any crap slip through, period. Always be happy with every point in the script, and if you’re not, don’t be afraid to scrap it just because you worked so long and hard on it.

We’re hoping to shoot it this month, however we may need to settle for doing it  later during the school year.