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Neurosisnine Films was founded in 2004, by Will Milosky and Matt Williams. It's a small, independent film company with interests in comedy, horror, and artistic film making.  We released a web-series in 2007 titled Exhibit 8 which you can check out on YouTube.  Currently We've been holed-up writing several shorts, a few feature length films and a new web-series.

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Tuesday
02Sep

New Photo's Section Coming Two Days Ago

As I am sure all you dedicated soldiers of the Neurosisnine Army have already noticed; seeing as how you religiously check the site every half-hour, hanging on our every post as if it were the divine word of your Lord and Savior; we have added an all new PHOTOS section.  For now you can the find the not so exclusive, brilliantly executed shoppes, which rival the artisitic works of history's greats, done by none other than myself.


Saturday
23Aug

"Tim After Tim," Awesome says Will

Brilliant, absolutly brilliant.  Why didn't we think of this.  I really want to do WAM now.  You should aslo chck out the other Big Fat Brain stuff on MyDamnChannel.com.  It's all really good.


Saturday
09Aug

Hollywood, Dropping Like Flies

The latest comedian to be taken from us: Bernie Mac.

Bernie Mac started his career as an actor in 1992, and slowly built it accordingly, making each new part, practically better than the last.  Starring in bit parts until 2000 when his career blew up with the documentary/stand-up, The Original Kings of Comedy.  His career took a sudden turn, placing him alongside George Clooney and Brad Pitt in Ocean's Eleven the following year.  After this he took on parts as Bosley in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle as well as the twisted mall security guard, Gin in Bad Santa.  As well in 2001, he received his own television sitcom, aptly titled The Bernie Mac Show.  Most recently he starred as Frank Catton for the third time in Ocean's Thirteen, as well as a cameo as Frank Bolivia, the car dealer, in Transformers.  He currently has four projects, all in Post-Production.

Last week he was admitted to the hospital for Pneumonia, and according to his publicist was making a full recovery.  Latest reports, even as late as yesterday, stated he was doing fine. 

Bernie Mac leaves behind a wife, and one child.  

In a Playboy interview from December of 2004: I'm not a star, and I don't want to be a star. Stars fall. I'm an ordinary guy with an extraordinary job.

Thanks for the laughs, you will be missed.


Sunday
03Aug

Neurosisnine is Not Resisant to Change

I've been playing with a few site design updates.  I think it looks cleaner and more modern.


Sunday
20Jul

JJ Abrams' Amazing 18 Minute Speech

 

Check this video out.  It's worth the time. 

Thanks Will for showing me this.

 

 

To check out more from TED, and learn more about this awesome program, check out their website at TED.com