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Think you know everything about Leprechaun? Think again. It's more than Jennifer Aniston's first movie. Follow director-writer Mark Jones's journey from his early days in TV animation through The A-Team, The Fall Guy, Hunter (If you grew up watching 80s TV you likely saw Mark's work) and so many more. This is a story of how a unique group of people came together to make an indie film under grueling pressure in a day before streaming and DVD. Want to make movies? Read this book to the rainbow at the end.

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"""B Harrison Smith captures the heart and soul of independent filmmaking through the lens of the Leprechaun chronology. His research from production trivia and production folklore across decades to the present accurately illustrate how each filmmaker's project is unique in many cases; and yet share a very real threat of extinction."" -- ""Ken Olandt, star of Leprechaun"" ""I wish I read this book before making Leprechaun. It's like a textbook guide for new filmmakers. Anyone going into filmmaking needs to read this!"" -- ""Mark Jones, director and writer"""

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"B Harrison Smith is an acclaimed director, writer and author of such horror cult favorites as The Fields, Death House, Camp Dread, The Special and Where the Scary Things Are. His books include This Time It's Personal, The Making of the Movie Leprechaun: ""I Need Me Gold!"" and the coming Making the Last Dinosaur. He has a third book in his trilogy that began with This Time It's Personal followed by I Lived the 80s which will look at his post-high school and college journey. Smith's filmmaking career on the indie horror circuit make him an authority in chronicling the making of one of the most successful indie films in the history of horror. B Harrison Smith is an acclaimed director, writer and author of such horror cult favorites as The Fields, Death House, Camp Dread, The Special and Where the Scary Things Are. His books include This Time It's Personal, The Making of the Movie Leprechaun: ""I Need Me Gold!"" and the coming Making the Last Dinosaur. He has a third book in his trilogy that began with This Time It's Personal followed by I Lived the 80s which will look at his post-high school and college journey. Smith's filmmaking career on the indie horror circuit make him an authority in chronicling the making of one of the most successful indie films in the history of horror."

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