Hiroshi has uploaded a new Detective Story trailer. You can buy the film for a cool $12 at The Stunt People Store.

The SP Store is now open!

Dogs of Chinatown and Detective Story are available for sale. Dogs is $15, Detective Story is $12, and older SP titles are discounted. Enjoy the titles and don’t forget to leave feedback in our message board!

Dogs of Chinatown $15.00

Detective Story $12.00

Older SP DVDs are now on sale!

Contour $12.00 (Sale!)

Undercut $10.00 (Sale!)

Immortal $7.50 (Sale!)

FYI, we’ll be at Comic-Con this year at booth 4015. It’s near the front of the convention in aisle 4000.

We will have Detective Story DVDs, Dogs of Chinatown DVDs, and brand new SP 2010 shirts for sale. So come by and say hi!

Detective Story Trailer:

Dogs of Chinatown Trailer:

Dogs of Chinatown – Trailer from Crimson Wolf Productions, Ltd. on Vimeo.

Stunt People 2010 Shirt

Booth location:

EA Sports’ Live Broadcast trailer at E3 features a quick spot by Dennis Ruel talking some smack. It’s really quick, and if I can find one with sound I’ll post it, but hell, Dennis is part of E3! We think that’s cool in itself. He shows up at 0:38 and 0:43.

Yet another video from Andy Long’s trip to San Francisco. Shaun Finney directs, Dave Yoo, Erika Balasabas, and Andy Long star.

A couple of stoners and a tourist witness a deal about to go bad. When the reputed kingpin spots them, it is time for some ACTION & COMEDY!

Directed by Jose Montesinos and featuring Dennis Ruel, Andy Long, Vlad Rimburg, Troy Carbonel, Ray Carbonel, Shaun Finney, Ed Kahana, Ken Quitugua, Sari Sabella, and Giovannie Espiritu.

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The SP Wiki was resurrected thanks to Dario Susman, without whom Eric would still be scratching his head at the old Wiki wondering how to access the admin panel. Thanks Dario!

For those of you who follow us on Facebook or Twitter will now see blog posts live! And if you’re looking from Facebook or Twitter right now, then it’s proof that it works. Hi-five!

“Originally created for the 2010 San Francisco 24 Hour Film Race, this short film was written, shot and edited in one day. This year’s theme was “Goodbye” and the surprise element was a wig.”

Platinum from Matt O’Donnell on Vimeo.

If you’re a Bay Area local, check out Comcast Channel 27 tonight at 6pm to see the Under SF episode (next post down). Tell your friends to check it out too!