SUBMITTED BY Scooby

April 18, 2007 —

"My Name is Bruce" was screened at the Ashland Independent Film Festival, and early word is....it's fun. "Ashland Daily Tidings" interviewed our hero about working on the film:

DT: What was the biggest challenge you faced while making "Bruce"?

CAMPBELL: It was a low budget and we had to shoot it on a very tight schedule. We were shooting on [high definition digital film], which is a whole new technology for me. It was a very slow, tedious process, but the end result I'm very happy with.

DT: How does "Bruce" compare to the other film you directed, "The Man with the Screaming Brain" (2005)?

CAMPBELL: I'm much happier because I didn't have to deal with the studio. I only had to deal with one person on this whole movie, and that person and I got along very well  Mike Ritchardson, the guy who is the head of Dark Horse Comics up in Portland. He put the deal together for the money, so this is just about a 100 percent Oregon production.

Read more of the interview at the link below.