Interpreters and Harbingers come to Moonlight Art Magazine

The Aliens franchise. Aliens Vs. Predator. Death Becomes Her. Starship Troopers.

Tremors. Pumpkin Head. The Thing. Monster Squad.

X-Men. Wolverine. Spider-Man. The X-Files.

The Santa Clause. Jumanji. Percy Jackson.

These movies have been a part of everyone's lives, the world over, but not everyone is familiar with the Academy Award winning team that was involved with the special effects for all of these, and so many other incredible movies.

Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr. built their carriers as master special effects men, from the ground up, working for such legends as Roger Corman,  and onto the master of special effects Stan Winston. Later they started their own practical effects studio, Amalgamated Dynamics Inc. or as it's more commonly known, Studio ADI.

After building a tremendous fan following, by posting behind the scenes You Tube videos, from the many hit movies they've worked on, (which you can watch by clicking HERE) Tom and Alec have decided to enter a new chapter in their careers, as producers and directors.

Alec Gillis has just successfully funded his first Kickstarter for the sci-fi/horror film Harbinger Down, which he will direct and will star film icon, Lance Henriksen.

Tom Woodfuff, Jr. has just been announced as the director of the new demon noir fantasy thriller, Fire City: The Interpreter of Signs, which has a Kickstarter going on, right now.

You can also watch Tom's short film for IOS here:

...and get the a free comic book download, based on the movie by going to their website, www.firecity.com

Meanwhile, you can read Moonlight Art Magazine's exclusive interview with Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr, by getting your free digital download of

Moonlight Art Magazine #1

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and find out all about what we can expect next from these phenomenal artists.

Moonlight Art Magazine #1 (free download)

Moonlight Art Magazine #1

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Ever wanted to read that awesome art magazine at the local bookstore chain, but didn't want to spend the money? Ever wanted to read that experimental comic, but wondered about the risk over the expense? Well now you can, because Moonlight Art Magazine is a 100% free of charge download.

Read interviews with Eisner Award nominee David Mack, Eisner winner Eddie Campbell, Billy Martinez, Christy Lee Rogers, and Oscar winning special effects artists Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr. Also, the first installment of the comic book story, The Temp, written by Frank Kane and illustrated by Christopher Moonlight and updates on the indie films, coming from Christopher Moonlight Productions, which include My Little Zombie, Girl In The Window, and a collaboration with Michael O'Kelly Productions on the authorized documentary, Live Forever: The Ray Bradbury Odyssey. Download it for free.

Special thanks to original MAM staff member Beth Ashby (www.fotojedi.com)

Contains depictions of artistic nudity. Reader discretion is advised. 

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Moonlight Art Magazine #1: Who's In It?

     Here's the Moonlight Art Magazine interview lineup: Eisner Award nominee David Mack, Eisner winner Eddie Campbell, Billy Martinez, Christy Lee Rogers, and Oscar winners Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr. Also, the first installment of the comic book story, The Temp, written by Frank Kane and illustrated by Christopher Moonlight and updates on the indie films, coming from Christopher Moonlight Productions, involving zombies, sexy aliens, and an authorized Ray Bradbury documentary. Download it for free at the end of the month. Check out a few sample pages (in progress) now!

Page #2 from the David Mack interview:

Intro to the Billy Martinez interview:

Page #7 of The Temp, written by Frank Kane and illustrated by Christopher Moonlight:

Page #2 of the Christy Lee Rogers interview:

First page of the Christopher Moonlight Productions Indie Pages: