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Tino Faygo

Overview

  • Height
    5′ 10½″ (1.79 m)

Biography

  • Tino Faygo is known for Quiet on Set (2014) and Sledge (2014).

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  • Horror Film Buff

Trivia

  • In "Sledge" the gore effects went to old school corn syrup and red dye. With all kills being off screen any head shots done were made real by chewing up and mixing hot dogs with the blood for a splattered brain effect. The hot dogs were sahlens hot dogs, which are primarily only in western NY.
  • The character that Tino plays, Dickie, in "Sledge" was not originally scripted. He was created by Tino on the lunch break of the first day of shooting.
  • In the first filming of "Ballad of Billy Badass" Tino studied evangelists for weeks before shooting to get the voice he wanted.
  • Tino Faygo along with Elijah Winfrey completely adlibbed the first episode of "Quiet On Set" despite people claiming it had a good script.
  • During the battle preparation scene in episode one of "Quiet On Set" Tino was supposed to fake being cut by the knife, and actually accidentally cut himself with the knife, providing a realistic reaction.

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  • You see local artists do films and you might say, 'Hey, you know what, we've been thinking about doing this for a while. Let's talk with other people who are in these films and work together,

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