Imprinted Graphic by Mark Moorer
Bare Hands Wooden Limbs
8 Faces of Jane
Centaur maxximus motion website
Maxximus G-Force
Risk Everything Graphic by Katerina Athanasopoulou
Destroying Angel graphic by Mark Moorer
Cambodia, Living with Landmines

About Homunculus Productions

The word "homunculus" refers to a functioning system thought to be run by a "little man" that lives inside it. Such a system includes human beings, as some inner entity or agent is somehow assumed to be in our brains, making things run. One example of this was Descartes' use of the homunculus to resolve his theory of dualism, that the soul and the body are two completely separate entities. He posited a "little man" behind the eye to process visual stimuli. Of course, this immediately raises the question of who is behind the "little man's" eyes - another little man (or a little woman)? And so on, ad infinitum.

Homunculus Productions, LLC, produces training films, industrials, PSAs, documentaries, and occasionally, fiction films. We are the homunculus that translates the world from your eyes to your brain.

About Alison McMahan

Alison McMahan, President, Homunculus Productions, is a filmmaker and award-winning screenwriter. She has over twenty years of experience in film production, both in the U.S. and abroad. From 2001-2003 she held a Mellon Fellowship in Visual Culture at Vassar College where she built a virtual reality environment with a biofeedback interface for CAVEs.  Read more »

News & Updates

posted on Sep 4 2012 - 5:48am by alison

Destroying Angel, the supernatural thriller I wrote with John Leary, has won the Canole Award at the Action on Film Festival.We also were first runner up for the Most Likely to Get Produced Award. From your mouth, AOF, to Heaven's ears!

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posted on Aug 17 2012 - 3:04pm by alison

Destroying Angel  received two nominations from the Action on Film Festival, in the 2012 Written Word category. The first nomination is the Canole award, named after screenwriter and artist Christopher Canole. The second is Most Likely to Be Produced.

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posted on Aug 16 2012 - 12:27pm by alison

Miv EvansMiv Evans

 

It's one of those moment every screenwriter waits for: my phone rang. A number from the 310 area code. A producer who had read one of our scripts, Girl in Trunk, and wanted to talk about an option. 

After we talked business, I had to know: how did the script reach him? This is how: Miv Evans.

 

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