Willcox Theater and Arts Willcox, AZ
Ralph Score
Filmmaker; Video Production and Website Content Coordinator, Valley TeleCom Group
The Giant Gila Monster— Green Screening: Then and now
Program Description
Panelists discuss the progression of cinema's green screen uses and technology from the 1950s to 2022.
Presented as part of the 2022 National Evening of Science on Screen.
Presented At
Willcox Theater and Arts Willcox, AZ
Film Synopsis
A giant lizard terrorizes a rural Texas community and a heroic teenager attempts to destroy the creature.
After a couple of teenagers go missing in a small Texas town, everyone assumes they've run off to the big city. But, when their bodies are found in a nearby creek, the sheriff (Fred Graham) is puzzled as to what could have killed them. Chase Winstead (Don Sullivan), the leader of a local hot rod group, agrees to help the sheriff, and together they discover evidence of a giant lizard roaming the desert. Soon the lizard is terrorizing the town, and only Chase can stop it before it's too late.
Photo credit: McLendon Radio Pictures
About the Speaker
Ralph Score has been involved in film and video production since he shot and edited his first stop-motion animated film “How To Make A Chicken Sandwich” in 1974. He currently holds the position of Video Production and Website Content Coordinator for Valley TeleCom Group, headquartered in Willcox, Arizona. Prior to Valley, he worked as an independent Producer/Director/Photographer and Editor on numerous TV and film productions, including the feature film “Planet of the Killer Robots.”