Christopher Moonlight
My blogs
- Cartoon's By Christopher Moonlight
- The Story Boards of Christopher Moonlight
- Moonlight Art Magazine
- The Christopher Moonlight Blog
- I Am The Vampire Cat
- The Black Lipstick Curse Blog
- Christopher Moonlight News
Blogs I follow
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Artist |
| Location | Austin, TX, United States |
| Introduction | Christopher "Moonlight" Cooksey is a producer, director, production designer and VFX wizard, writer, and publisher. He is currently involved in an authorized Ray Bradbury documentary, an all green screen Sci-Fi film, two other documentaries, and his online publication Moonlight Art Magazine. He has spent many years developing relationships with other talents in the world of indie film, visual FX, art, and comic books. He has organized teams to create visual effects on micro budgets that look like they cost millions of dollars, storyboarded concepts for movie pitches, published magazines and comic books, in print and on the web, as well as art directed for TV and theater. He works by contracting the right talents and putting together teams to create low budget, yet extremely high quality productions for television, film, and print, whether it be for his own projects, or for other companies, with an emphasis on story telling and visuals. Specialties: Proficient in Adobe Photoshop, Premier, After Effects, and now starting to work with Cinema 4D. Excellent skills in design, including drawing, painting, clay, model and puppet construction, animated storyboards, and comic book art. |
| Interests | Comic Books, Art, Writing, Cats, Music, gothic, humor in life. |
| Favorite Movies | Corps Bride, Queen of the Damned, Young Frankenstein, Frankenstein, Star Wars II, Alien, Hellraiser III, The Exorcist I & III, The Cabinet of Dr. Callgari |
| Favorite Music | The Cure, The Beatles, The Cranberries, Wings, The Psychedelic Furs, Korn, The Smiths, Birthday Party, The Cramps |
| Favorite Books | The Vampire Lestat, The Time Machine, After the Snooter, Anything by Ray Bradbury, A Natural History of Love, Tarzan of the Apes, The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Dark Tower, The Cipher |
Who says what can and can not be? None of us has been alive long enough to know if what we are told is truly so.