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IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Bruce Wemple is a New York City-based Director, Writer, and Producer. Born in Albany, NY, Bruce studied Film and Mass Communications at the State University of New York at Oneonta. His debut feature, The Tomorrow Paradox, which is currently on the festival circuit as of 2017, has won awards at the Boston Sci-Fi Film ...
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Director: The Tomorrow Job. Bruce Wemple is a New York City-based Director, Writer, and Producer. Born in Albany, NY, Bruce studied Film and Mass Communications at the State University of New York at Oneonta. His debut feature, The Tomorrow Paradox, which is currently on the festival circuit as of 2017, has won awards at the Boston Sci-Fi Film ...
Bruce Wemple is a New York City-based Director, Producer, Writer, and Editor. | Learn more about Bruce Wemple's work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their profile...
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May 27, 2023 · May 27, 2023. By. Ryan T. Cusick. First Contact, a new Sci-Fi, Horror, and Thriller, will be released on June 6, 2023, on Digital and DVD formats by Uncork’d Entertainment which acquired the North American rights. First Contact is a creature feature utilizing strong practical effects and takes a fair stab at answering a very powerful question ...
Join us in this exciting episode as we sit down with acclaimed director Bruce Wemple to discuss his latest cinematic masterpiece, 'Island Escape.' Delve into...
Aug 18, 2023 · From script to screen, this is how Bruce Wemple crafted the sci-fi horror film Island Escape. 'Island Escape'. Credit: Epic Pictures. Jason Hellerman. Aug 18, 2023. When looking at writer/director Bruce Wemple’s resume, it’s not by accident that most of his films fall into the sci-fi, horror, and creature feature genres.
3 days ago · I found myself in the envious position of being able to spend some time with the two main folks behind the film – co-writer and star Lejon Woods and co-writer and director Bruce Wemple and we have a great chat about why Appalachia is so damn scary, the rigors of doing your own stunts and the thought pattern on creating a rope throwing demon.
