The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

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Frozen Stupid2:Open Water - now available on DVD or streaming

Frozen Stupid2:Open Water is a feature-length motion picture based on an original screenplay written by Rich Brauer. It is a sequel to the original film also written and directed by Rich Brauer.

Most of the original professional cast and crew returned. These included 9 SAG performers coming in from as far away as Los Angeles. Professional champion walleye fisherman Mark Martin appears as… Mark Martin!

Brauer’s feature films offer intern positions on the crew for emerging film students interested in pursuing filmmaking as a career. This gives a rare opportunity for the next generation of technicians and artists to work on a real film, with real actors. Since the Michigan Film Incentive no longer exists, these young and enthusiastic individuals appreciate this as a special and unique chance to pursue their personal artistic growth.

Many organizations and individuals in Michigan were excited about the return of our crew and the creation of this film. Among them; Roscommon EDC, the Roscommon Tourism Bureau, and the Houghton Lake Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, local tackle shop Lyman’s on the Lake (who sold almost 2,000 DVD’s of the first film) and many other businesses participated in the fun.

Frozen Stupid2:Open Water will be Brauer’s 9th feature film produced in Michigan.

Filming took place during September 2019 in Roscommon County. Post-production is underway. The finished film is expected to be premiered sometime in the summer of 2020. Stay tuned!

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The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge is a psychological thriller that takes
many emotional turns and finally catches the audience off guard as it ends
with an unsettling, macabre twist.

Ambrose Bierce wrote the original novel in 1890. The first film version was
produced in 1962, directed by Robert Enrico. This 40 year remake was shot in West Virginia and North Caroline and was produced by Susan Odom, directed by Brian James Egen and Rich Brauer was the Director of Photography.

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