JEFFREY MICHAEL BAYS
Filmmaker/Author
Welcome to our online gift shop, featuring the creative works of Jeffrey Michael Bays. Find something for everyone in the family this year. Note: purchases are made through other sites; by clicking the "buy now" button you are leaving our site. Thanks for stopping by!
Our suspense comedy Offing David captures the very essense of the macabre style of Alfred Hitchcock. Follow a lost phone passed around to random people. There's just one thing people don't know - the owner of the phone is dead. Featuring Nathaniel Buzolic (Vampire Diaries) as David. Bonus Features include director's commentary, deleted scenes, and more.
As heard on SiriusXM Radio, winner of the Mark Time and Communicator awards, listed by Time Out Magazine as among the top five radio plays of all time. Enjoy this epic tale of social satire and corporate greed, as the station you are listening to gets taken over by an alliance of billionaires and Martians. Product tie-ins are more important than this earth shattering news, until the station manager faces his own greed.
Suspense is such a basic part of storytelling it can even be used in romantic comedy! Written for screenwriters and directors by a leading expert on Hitchcock techniques, you’ll have fresh insights on crafting suspense beyond the cliché knives, corpses, and blondes that many associate with Hitchcock.
With this new book, filmmakers and screenwriters can learn how to turn their scene transitions into dramatic gold. Explore the lost art of scene tectonics: creating emotion from the strategic placement of scenes througout the rhythmic landscape of your film.
How To Turn Your Boring Movie into a Hitchcock Thriller
(eBook) 84 pages, Kindle
Hitchcock is back from the grave to tell modern directors what they are doing wrong. Filmmakers and screenwriters can now learn Alfred Hitchcock's suspense techniques at a level of detail never before matched. Film scholar Jeffrey Michael Bays has compiled quotes from Hitchcock's writings and interviews and weaved them together into this macabre guide to making films.