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The good folks at the Comic-Con 2009 website have started to release schedules for the big 4-day event. The weekend for some will actually start on the night of Wednesday, July 22nd, for the pre-registered 4-day attendees with a Special Preview Night Programming.

The schedule is a bit fluid, but at press time, this was as it stood for the Wednesday & Thursday schedules. Of course, the entire has been edited down to what Screen Rant covers. Check it out:

Thursday July 23rd
12:45-1:30

3D Showcase: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, The Hole, The Final Destination— Get a first look at 3 brand new films in stunning 3D! First up, it’s Columbia Pictures and Sony Animation’s Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, inspired by the classic children’s book, the film focuses on a town where food begins to fall from the sky like rain. See an extended 3D clip from this eagerly awaited animated film!

Next up, legendary director Joe Dante (Gremlins 1 & 2, Innerspace, The Howling) makes his return to the genre he knows best with the 3D thriller The Hole. Three kids come face to face with their darkest fears after they unlock a bottomless hole in the basement that makes their nightmares come to life. Join Dante—along with actress Haley Bennett (The Haunting of Molly Hartley)—as he discusses his return to thrillers, working in 3D, and The Hole.

And finally, it’s The Final Destination, the new film in the popular series from Warner Bros. See an exclusive clip in 3D, from the upcoming film.

Hall H

Let us know if you can go and if they show any footage of Nathan!

Source: ScreenRant.Com

I always seem to miss these! Nathan updated his message board on June 11th with this message!

I have been back and forth to Burbank CA with my mom over the past few weeks. I have been auditioning for over 5 different movies. I am waiting on the results. If nothering comes of it I plan on doing my church Drama Camp this summer. We are doing the Wizard Of Oz . Writen by my Uncle Lee and Daddy. The script is one of the funniest things I have ever read. It is a satire of the original Movie. Funny stuff. My sister is graduating this week and our house will be filled with family and friends. It is always nice to have friends.She is also an actress who you will see alot of soon.So keep your eye out for Danielle Gamble.I know she will be famous some day. My parents said they wanted her to graduate before she starts to persue her acting . So now, look out world!! She is a force to recon with. Trust me being her little brother I know. LOL

Best of luck Nathan!

Look what I found! Another super cute headshot of Nathan! These are definitely my favorite headshots of his, well apart from his first ever ones *cuteness overload*. Check out the picture in the gallery now

Sorry there has really been so little news with Nathan recently so I thought I'd just post this little fact

Buyers apparently know what they want, according to sellers at this year’s Cannes film market. Despite a wave of gloom going into the market, sellers reported that pre-sales were surprisingly brisk as distributors arrived knowing exactly the type, genre and budget of product they wanted. If it was theatrical and marketable, it would sell.

“There have been none of the time-waster meetings and the recession has weeded out all the chancers. It’s all about product”

Natalie Brenner, head of sales Ealing Distribution

With US unemployment levels showing signs of stabilising and early indications that credit markets are opening up again, some believe the economic crisis may bottom out within six months. In cyclical terms, that means the American Film Market might not be flooded with new projects, but the focus for both sellers and buyers would be real films at -reasonable prices.

Cannes saw a strong emphasis on “real” films. Buyers have been burnt in recent years by allotting part of their acquisition budgets to films that never get made. On the Croisette. for example, many were confused by duelling Jason Statham projects — The Mechanic and The Killer Elite — and wanted to know which will go first.

Paramount Vantage International finished sales on Breck Eisner’s thriller The Crazies and Neil Jordan’s Ondine, starring Colin Farrell, and Bold Films did good business on Joe Dante’s 3D thriller The Hole. Odd Lot International enjoyed a good Cannes on the back of John Cameron Mitchell’s drama Rabbit Hole starring Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart and Myriad Pictures’ Tribeca pick-up Serious Moonlight was popular with international distributors.