Set the DVR! - Deadly Sins Season 3 Episode 3

(pic is from actress Chrissy Laboy)

The latest episode of Deadly Sins that I shot last August is airing this Saturday February 8th at 9pm on the Investigation Discovery Network.  

Here's the info:

Investigation Discovery's true crime series Deadly Sins is now in it's 3rd season.  Hosted by Criminal Behavior Expert Darren Kavinoky, this popular series airs on Saturdays at 9PM Eastern // 6PM Pacific time.  This fifth of ten new episodes of the 3rd season is titled Killing Can Be a Drag featuring the deadly sinful killer Dr. Richard Sharpe, as well as a 2nd story featuring Ken Carpenter.

 
If you're not already a devoted fan of Investigation Discovery (ID) network, you can quickly find the channel on your TV by going to the following Channel Finder link and entering your zip code and cable carrier.  Start by clicking on this link: http://investigation.discovery.com/channel-finder/

Should be a fun episode, although after watching South Park's parody of the 'murder porn' genre, I find the laughable moments even funnier!  

here's a link to my previous post about being on set:

http://thecommonone-jtw.blogspot.com/2013/08/on-set-deadly-sins-season-3-episode-3.html

On Set - Deadly Sins Season 3 Episode 3

The other day I shot an episode for the new season of Deadly Sins.  

Deadly Sins is a crime docudrama that airs on Discovery ID.

Set the DVR! - Deadly Sins

The episode of Deadly Sins that I shot last December is airing this Saturday at 9pm on Discovery ID.

Here's the info:

Investigation Discovery's true crime series Deadly Sins is now in it's 2nd season.  Hosted by Criminal Behavior Expert Darren Kavinoky, this popular series airs on Saturdays at 9PM Eastern // 6PM Pacific time.  The eighth of ten new episodes of the season is titled "Mommy’s Little Killers" in which a greed-riddled, monstrous mom forms a kiddie hit squad made up of her own innocent children and their friends, forcing them to commit bloody murder.  And in the same episode, a brazen hussy, her demented brother and their unscrupulous mother commit a vile sin that goes undiscovered for 30 years.

If you're not already a devoted fan of Investigation Discovery (ID) network, you can find the channel on your TV by going to the following Channel Finder link and entering your zip code and cable carrier.  Start by clicking on this link:  http://investigation.discovery.com/channel-finder/

I haven't seen any of the finished product, this will be as new to me as you.  Set the DVR and tune in to see me on the small screen.  Or, since some homes have TVs that are larger than movie screens, on the large screen.  

Here's the link to a previous post that I made about shooting the episode: 

http://thecommonone-jtw.blogspot.com/2012/12/deadly-sins-season-2-episode-9.html

Deadly Sins Season 2 Episode 9

Today I shot an episode of the Discovery Channel's "Deadly Sins."

"Deadly Sins" is a docu-drama crime show that has people associated with the case speak over re-enactments done by actors.

The actual crime took place in a suburb of Seattle.    With a misty warm early December day, in a tiny house that bordered on barren woods, the small town of Sparta, New Jersey, doubled nicely for suburban Seattle.

Most of the cast and crew met at a location in Chelsea in Manhattan and were bused out for the all day shoot.

My role was fairly sizable.  I played the son of the victim.  Discovering an empty house, I am the one who eventually calls the cops to report my father missing which starts the investigation into the murder.

The cast and crew were friendly and efficient.

I'll post again when I find out the show's airing date.

If you're interested in the crime here's the link:

http://www.komonews.com/news/archive/4089786.html

The assistant DP setting up the outside shot.

The director reviewing the footage.

Equipment truck in the driveway.

The holding room for the actors... the basement of the house.  I spent most of the day outside.

Wardrobe set up in the garage.

The prop master creating the brains... out of glue and borrax.  

Most of the cast for a group shot.  Even in the basement I can find the light.  

365 12/4