You can still help support the film and independent filmmaking by purchasing a DVD. The second edition of the DVD includes two versions of the film: Final Festival Cut & The Director’s “Thank You” Cut, Audio Commentary, Outtakes and Production Photos Slideshow. As well, the DVD cover includes laurels from the Dough of the Dead film festival wins for Best Comedic Film and Best Original Song.

Be sure to share with your friends after you watch!

Pay as You Go Productions needs cast and crew, talent of every kind for their off the wall approach to the undead.

Teenage Atomic Zombies tells the story through cell phone video of the unintended Zombie Apocalypse and how we casually joined together on social networks and through HAXXON to save the world.

Plight of the Living Dead shows the aftermath of the Zombie Apocalypse when the government steps in to mandate care of the “Newly Animated” by their living relatives. Are Zombies alive or dead?  There is no grey in Government, so the question will be answered.

Contact Pay as you go Productions through paygoproductions@yahoo.com or through haxxonontheair@yahoo.com.

Pay as you go Productions are looking for all ages and types, a cross section of humanity that can act, dance, or trained in martial arts or ex-military.

Prior or current experience and make-up skills of the undead a major plus. Prior experience in film or theater is a plus, head shot and resume also an advantage.

Filmmaker Richard Novosak: on Facebook, on YouTube

Also needed (if you can help):

• A large wooded area for a zombie hunt
• A large warehouse of empty space with power for three scenes tha require dancers and fighters
• A drag strip with vintage cards from the late forties to early fifties would be a dream come true

• Best Short Film
• Best Cinematography
• Best Comedic Film
• Best Original Song – Brandon Fraser,  “Cyborg Zombie Flava flav”

The ballots are in, Dough of the Dead has won two 2013 Peculiar Film Festival awards!

Dough of the Dead took home the award for Best Comedic Film and Brandon Fraser’s “Cyborg Zombie Flava flav” took home the award for Best Original Song!

View all the 2013 Peculiar Film Festival award winners.

Thank you to everyone who helped make Dough of the Dead possible!

If you still haven’t seen the film, you ca now buy the Director’s Cut Dough of the Dead DVD for $10, with a free digital download of the Final Cut or get the Final Cut Dough of the Dead digital download for $4.99.

Dough of the Dead is also nominated for:

• Best Short Film
• Best Cinematography
• Best Comedic Film
• Best Original Song

Awards are scheduled to be announced on March 8th.

If you still haven’t seen the film, you ca now buy the Director’s Cut Dough of the Dead DVD for $10, with a free digital download of the Final Cut or get the Final Cut Dough of the Dead digital download for $4.99.

This is the final cut of Dough of the Dead. If you attended a cast and crew screening of the film, you saw the extended Director’s “Thank You” Cut. This is also the version of the film on the first release of the Dough of the Dead DVD.

The final cut is ten minutes shorter (30 minutes) in running time and has a much better flow through many of the montage scenes and has been edited with a better “flow.” This is the version of Dough of the Dead you saw if you have seen the film at a film festival.

The Dough of the Dead digital download is in .mp4 format.

$4.99

Get the Dough of the Dead digital download

Matt is a podcaster himself, covering movies and music at Slugcast.com, and founder of the Peculiar Film Festival, which has its maiden festival this weekend (March 1-3) in Peculiar, MO.

Take a few moments to visit Mail Order Zombie and vote for Matt Brown. While you’re there, feel free to write in Dough of the Dead, writer/director Brandon Prewitt or any of the  Dough of the Dead cast and crew in the other categories!

Don’t forget to tell your friends to vote.

Only vote 1 time! If you vote multiple times, all of your votes will be thrown out!

Go Vote Now!

March 2013 is the first installment of the Peculiar Film Festival, which aims to bring moviegoers the opportunity to experience fun and unknown low-budget short and feature length films, with a splattering of trailers of more great low-budget films. The March 2013 Peculiar Film Festival features more than 40 films, ranging in running-time from 30 seconds to 2 hours and 1 minute.

This gives you two (yep, two showings!) more opportunities to see Dough of the Dead.

Peculiar Film Festival Details:

• Friday, March 1st: 7pm-11pm (Dough of the Dead at 9pm)
• Saturday, March 2nd: 5pm-11pm
• Sunday, March 3rd: 10am-5pm (Dough of the Dead at 2:30pm)

View the complete schedule of films – http://peculiarfilmfestival.com/schedule

Festival Ticket Cost:

• 1 Day Pass – $10
• 2 Day Pass – $15
• 3 Day Pass – $25

Purchase tickets – http://peculiarfilmfestival.com/tickets

Festival Location:

The Peculiar Film Festival is held at the Monkey Room @ Monkey Printing in Peculiar, MO

244 State Route C Highway, Peculiar, MO 64078.

Map – http://peculiarfilmfestival.com/map

Are you coming?

Being the film had a large number of actors (as extras), not all cast are currently listed.

I have submitted additions for cast members with speaking roles, including voice over actors. The addition process takes a few weeks to update.

The list of extras is enormous, so if you would like your name on the Dough of the Dead IMDb page as an extra, you can add it pretty simply.

1. Go to the Dough of the Dead IMDb page - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2592478
2. Log into IMDb or create an account if you don’t have one. Note: You can login via Facebook or Google, if you like.
3. Scroll down to Cast and click “Edit”
4. In the “Cast” dropdown, select “Add 1 credit” (or more, if you are adding multiple people). Click “Continue.”
5. Enter your name – Lastname, Firstname. For character, enter the scene you were in. In “Attribute,” enter – (uncredited). Leave “Order” blank. Click “Check these updates”
6. Now IMDb will try to verify if you are already listed in the database. Follow the prompts. Likely, you will select “This is a new person…” or this is “This person’s first credit in this section” – This is likely if you were also part of the production crew.
7. Lastly, you click “Submit these updates”

If you are given the option to add a note to your entry, enter “Reference: http://doughofthedead.com/extras”. DoughoftheDead.com has been verified by IMDb as the official website of the film, so they give authority to information listed here.

While you’re there, feel free to give the film a 10 rating – or whatever rating you want!

Brandon has signed on to be Unit Production Manager for The Campground, written and directed by Roman Jossart. The Campground will begin filming this May in Indiana.

Follow the progress of the film by liking The Campground and following Brandon Prewitt on Facebook.

If you missed the first screening of “Dough of the Dead” in December or enjoyed the film so much you want to see it again, then join us Saturday, January 19th at 7:30pm at The Monkey Room in Peculiar, MO. Doors open at 6:30.

242 State Route C Hwy
Peculiar, Missouri 64050

More short films to follow Dough of the Dead:

• Shadows (directed by Bryan Wolford)
• Myctophobia (directed by Bryan Wolford)
• The Giant Rubber Monster Movie: Sascratch Versus Afrodesious (directed by Tom Berdinski)
• Bait (directed by Bryan Wolford)

The charge for this event is $10, but you will also receive an exclusive Dough of the Dead t-shirt (artwork to the right). Without the t-shirt, the cover charge is $5. Cover charges go toward film festival entry fees, location fees and t-shirt printing.

Concessions will be available for under $2 or you can bring your own refreshments, including beverages of the adult variety!

Confirm your attendance to the screening on the Facebook event page!