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Filed under: News, Exclusive, Book Club, Movies, Television Nick Cave is no stranger to the big screen. Along with fellow Bad Seed Warren Ellis, he's scored 'The Assassination of Jesse James' and 'The Road,' penned the scripts to 'The Proposition' and a forthcoming feature entitled 'The Death of a Ladies Man' and even dabbled as an actor, popping up in Wim Wenders' 1987 film 'Wings of Desire' as well as ' Jesse James.' But when we spoke to him about his new novel, we were certain that he had aspirations to translate the adventures of his main character 'Bunny Munro' into a film. He said that's not so -- instead, Cave is shooting for the small screen. "I want to do a TV series or at least like a three-part TV series," Cave tells Spinner. "You can go deeper with TV in a way, within actually creating a character. You have more time to live with the character."

Want to curl up with a good book on your iPhone? Well how about that book's companion iPhone app then, or maybe an enhanced iPhone edition of the story itself, complete with audio, video and text all for the price of a hardcover? Welcome to the new world order of books where iPhones are reinventing everything about publishing too. In this week s New Media Minute, Daisy Whitney shares two of the most innovative book-to-iPhone examples with a peek into how marketing expert Bob Gilbreath is using the smartphone to augment his new book The Next Evolution of Marketing and how novelist Nick Cave is enhancing his tale of The Death of Bunny Munro.

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Now that The Road is making its way to audiences -- with a solid review from our Eugene Novikov -- word of future features is starting to pour in, and man, the news is sweet. Variety starts off their post-Road piece with the news that screenwriter Joe Penhall is gearing up to remake the Gallic heist film La Bonne Annee, and wants Daniel Craig to star in it. But the better news follows that. While Road director John Hillcoat always works with Nick Cave (who scored the Viggo Mortensen-starring drama), he is now gearing up for another Cave-penned piece. This is a fresh breath of cinematic air to anyone who has seen The Proposition -- the film Cave penned in less than a month, and one that single-handedly made me rethink my distaste of westerns. Unfortunately, this is a mixed blessing: The gig in question will be an adaptation of Cave's novel The Death of Bunny Munro, but there's no word on who will adapt this. Considering the achievements Cave made with Proposition, we can only hope that it's him. But just to bring things around full-circle to the first bit of news, Hillcoat is also talking to Daniel Craig for the project. (Not to mention another project between the writer and filmmaker -- a big screen adaptation of Penhall's play, "Landscape with Weapons.") Filed under: Casting, Deals, RumorMonger, ScriptsContinue reading Yes! John Hillcoat Returns to the Literary World of Nick Cave Permalink | Email this | Comments

Join Voice Over Expert Debbie Munro in her podcast "Understanding Your Client's Needs and Being Believable". Why should you care about your clients as if their projects were your own? Because your job is to be believable, and you passion will come through in your read. Remember, voice acting is just that - acting! Studious voice actors are able to connect to their characters and their copy effectively and achieve success for themselves and their clients.

Heiarii Williams wins the Air Tahiti Nui Von Zipper Trials over in Teahupoo, whilst in the cold lands of Scotland, Adam Melling stays warm by winning the 6star WQS Coldwater Classic.

Troma Team Video is proud to present one of Joe Spinell's (Rocky, The Godfather) most riveting, unnerving career performances, since his unforgettable starring role in Maniac, in this underrated gem of the 1980s...The Last Horror Film. Vinny Durand (Spinell), a lonesome New York cab driver who lives at home with his mother, has dreams of becoming a famous film director. Consumed by his depraved obsession with beautiful horror actress Jenna Bates (Bond-Girl Caroline Munro) and determined to have her star in his first film, Vinny trails her to the Cannes Film Festival. While Vinny's disturbing fascination grows, a mysterious killer begins slaughtering all people in Jenna's entourage. Is the obsessed fanatic and the psychotic killer one in the same? Will this be Jenna's Last Horror Film? Special Features: • My Best Maniac: Half-hour conversation with Spinell's best friend Luke Walter • Audio commentary by Walter and Troma's Evan Husney • Buddy Giovinazzo's short MR. ROBBIE, a.k.a. MANIAC 2, starring Spinell • Interview with MANIAC director William Lustig • Original theatrical trailer • Introduction by Lloyd Kaufman • Tromatic extras http://www.amazon.com/Last-Horror-Film-Joe-Spinell/dp/B001SGEUH4/

Join voice over expert Debbie Munro in her lecture "Voice Acting Education Matters". The more you invest in your voice over education, the more you work. Deb shares her personal experiences and encourages you to take as many courses as you can.

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Audie Awards on June 1st in NYC and Hillary Huber nomination, The Voice Acting Hub at Facebook.com, Webinar with Voice Coach Deb Munro, Elie Hirschman Chats about Radio Voice Syndrome, Colin Campbell Fires up the Old Phone Patch and more.