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TREETWISE
QUESTION:
Will you miss Frog while he's on
vacation in Cincinnati?
"Sure.
because
he's
always
there
shoving
tnose hi- ————
tie pamphlets in my
face. He gives 13th
Avenue a little charac
ter."
PREMJNDA FERNANDO
senior, pppm
"I don't
know
who Frog
is; I'm a
fresh
man."
ANDREW KAPLAN
freshman, undeclared
•Of
course. I
like hav
ing him
out there,
even
though
he bugs people."
KERRI REDFIELD
senior, english
"Actually. |
he does
brighten
my day.
Even
though I
have to
lit? iu Mini ovciy uay
and tell him I have all
his books."
EUOENE GOUDY
sophomore, undeclared
"Yes. He
comes
there
every sin
gle day.
and he's
always
happy and smiling."
MANJtT OESTERLY
junior, psychology
"Yes, I
will. It
brightens
my day
when I
see him.
It's a
habit."
KELLEY COLLINS
senior, art history
MOVIE
Continued from Page 1A
Ashland and Cottage Grove before shooting two
<M «nes at the University campus Friday and Sat
urday afternoons
(esse Franks, the boom operator, said people al
ways react with curiosity to a movie iiemg filmed
After one male University student asked the crew
what was going on. Franks said, "We re renovat
ing the building."
"It's kind of weird In-cause we've lieen asked
about a million times what we’re doing, and it's
pretty obvious." Franks said
When the crew filmed in Cottage Grove near a
river, two local people approached them with
flashlights
"They said, 'We thought you were searching for
dead bodies. We were going to help you.' " he
said.
The Underdog Syndrome is about lames Rod
ney, a film student at a fictional Oregon college
who gets the chance to pitch his movie to some
Hollywood producers Rodney’s movie is a dark
and violent movie about a woman who is mur
dered. Campero said.
Lyra Blain. a journalism student at Rodney's
school, interviews him and the two liegin a ro
mantic relationship Blain, played by Sherry
Kresh. decides to do a more in-depth story on the
movie's actress and learns she is dead Rodney’s
movie is a snuff film in which Rodney, n serial
killer played by Chris Devlin, actually kills the
woman.
The movie ends when Rodney kills Blain lie
cause she knows too much. Campero said Rod
ney also films himself killing her.
"Pretty horrible, huh?” Campero said.
Devlin, a 24-year-old actor who played a small
part in General Hospital, said he researched serial
killers so he could better play the part of James
Rodney. Devlin said it’s more fun to play bad
guys, but such roles can lie scary.
*,Regardless of what they see,
people tend to imitate what
they see. Demented people
who see demented films will
do what they see.’
— Jabin Funk.
film producer
"You Hmi yourself < Hi king into the character,"
he sail! "I find myself looking around at different
women and saying. 'Uh. uh. Uh. uh. Yeah.' and
following her to her dorm room. The scariest part
is it was easy "
Despite the violent subject matter of The Un
derdog Syndrome, producer Jabin Funk said the
movie is a message against violence in film. The
movie has few graphic scenes, but relies on the
imagination of the audience to Fill in the blanks.
"If something has to be a death scene, it
shouldn't lx* so gruesome as to make you cringe
and almost get sick,” Funk said. "Regardless of
what they see, people tend to imitate what they
see. Demented people who see demented films
will do what they see."
Some students gathered outside Columbia Fri
day took up Funk's offer to lie extras in the scene.
Senior Carla Bertolone and sophomore Brian
Resheske were two of those students.
"We're officially called 'millers,' " Bertolone
said. "(Funk) said we just mill around."
Resheske said the pair wouldn't talk until the
cameras started rolling.
"All we do is talk about nothing." he said.
Campero said The Underdog Syndrome should
tie completed in six weeks. Funk is footing the
movie's bill, which will run from $50,000 to
$200,000.
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