Dragon Con submission!

Submitted a short to Dragon Con last week (Atlanta), I combined episodes 1-3 of SPELLFURY and shot a new ending. Check it out and tell me what you think.


Cheers,
Travis
www.spellfury.com

Tip #1 on being a Dungeon Master in Dungeons and Dragons Role playing game!

We played a pretty fun game last night, and I was thinking about what makes a good game and what a dungeon master has to do to get there.
TIP ONE KEEP THINGS INTERESTING, if it starts to drag, add something! Make something up, just adding something interesting storywise can light things up. Here's an example, the group was slowly working their way down a hallway with multiple doors, systematically the were working their way through all the rooms, this was taking a while, a Harpy was waiting for them in the last room, I could sense that some of the players were getting bored so I had the Harpy start singing every now and then (she wasn't supposed to), they weren't sure what it was, a ghost? Crazy person? It was great foreshadowing, as they got closer to the room the tension built, the players were engaged, I had them back.

Hope that helps,

Travis
www.spellfury.com

Dungeons and Dragons : Tips, Tricks and Secrets!

Hi Guys,
Here's a new video that Rob and I did about the role playing game Dungeons and Dragons:



Cheers,
Travis Gordon
www.spellfury.com

Dragonslayer

Hi guys, been doing a lot of research into all things fantasy lately (For our show SPELLFURY) and came across "Dragonslayer" a movie that came out in 1981.
I had somehow missed this film and people on twitter were saying it was awesome. I finally found myself a copy and rather enjoyed it. The film is about a young apprentice who has to kill a dragon to save a town. The Dragon VFX were very well done for the time and I would say the battle between the humans and the dragon is the best human vs. dragon fight ever done.
It stars Peter MacNicol and Caitlin Clarke and they both did a great acting job. After checking out the film I visited IMDB and found out that Caitlin had passed away, a lady on twitter (Jessica Trovato) had grown up with her and told me "she was even more awesome in person. She was unphased by stardom which made her so wonderful."
I highly recommend this film and I will be buying it on DVD shortly.

Cheers,
Travis Gordon
http://www.spellfury.com
spellfury@gmail.com