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The Treatment

Dennis Hauck: Too Late

Director Dennis Hauck joins Elvis Mitchell to discuss the importance of Techniscope and the 1962 film Carnival of Souls in his directorial debut Too Late.

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By Elvis Mitchell • Aug 10, 2016 • 29m Listen

For first-time director Dennis Hauck, the decision to go Techniscope for his film Too Late was a complex one – while his unwavering dedication to 35mm drove the decision, he didn't realize how difficult it would be to find theaters that still had projectors and knew how to use them. Today, Hauck talks pulling off the 35mm exclusive theatrical run of Too Late and officially casting his lead actress on the first day of filming.

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    Elvis Mitchell

    host of KCRW’s The Treatment

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    Blake Veit

    Producer, 'The Treatment'

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    Dennis Hauck

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