Movie Filmed in Capital District NY- 2011
Channel: SchenectadyVideos
Date: 2012-06-12

The movie DATING A ZOMBIE  will have its world premiere on June 23rd at Proctor's GE theater. The fun begins at 7:30 pm. Expect to be out of the theater by 9:30pm.
 
Box office
The box office will open at 6:30 pm.  The box office will close sharply at 7:30. I have some kind souls who will be assisting me so to be fair to them we are setting a strict admission policy. So the doors will close at 7:30 and you will not get in. YOU WILL BE TERMINATED IF YOU TRY. Got it!


I know there were some young Zombies who played in the movie. However this movie is NOT for them. I suggest anyone under 17 should not come. But it is totally up  to the parents to make that decision. The rating will be R  for language, violence (not strong) and sexual gestures. The movie talks about sex a lot! There is no nudity though---none at all. 
Friends, family, the general public and non-terminated Zombies:
 
Admission is seven dollars ($7). Obviously cash only.


-The Troy Record -
TROY — Some passersby may have been a little bemused to see a group of 50 or so zombies chasing a golf cart down a small hill near the Knickerbacker Recreation Facility in Lansingburgh. Just as today, a few customers of the Ale House might wonder why the walking dead are frequenting their favorite bar.

It's all part of local movie director Jack Abele's filming of "Dating a Zombie."

Just in time for the Halloween season, this zombie movie will be filmed in various locations of the Capital District, including a few spots in the Collar City.

According to a filming schedule for the movie, production started on Saturday at 20 Railroad Ave. in Albany where a crew shot a scene entitled "Zombie Recycling Center."
The next day, a large cast of scary looking extras were near the Knickerbacker Ice Rink chasing a golf cart in another scene called "Zombie Roaming Area."

Zombies, complete with creepy moans and cravings for brains, will also be filmed at the Quayside apartments on River Street, and Cemetery Avenue in Menands.

"We're thrilled to host this filming in the city," said city official Vito Ciccarelli. "It's another positive thing for the city to get people's minds off of the elections."

Ciccarelli and George Rogers have been working with Abele for several months.

Other movies filmed in Troy include "The Time Machine," "Ironweed," "Age of Innocence," and "Scent of a Woman."


Dating A Zombie
June 23, 2012
World Premiere Showing
Proctor's GE Theatre, Schenectady, NY
Box Office opens at 6:30
Showing is at 7:30
Admission is $7.00
Film produced and directed by Jack Abele