This lot contains original production materials from my 2010 film Mother’s Day... pulled directly from production and preserved from my personal archive.
 
Included in this collection are original call sheets, actor sides, and production paperwork used on set during the shoot. Also included is concept art created to design and visualize the film’s death sequences, along with over 100 original storyboards mapping out the violence, blocking, and escalation of the film beat by beat. These were working documents—handled, marked up, referenced daily. Not display pieces. Until now.
 
The lot also includes a signed DVD and a full-size theatrical poster, signed, from the film’s release. These were part of the push to get Mother’s Day out into the world... loud, confrontational, and unapologetic.
 
What makes this collection special is its completeness. This isn’t one page pulled from a binder. It’s the bones of the movie: how scenes were planned, how performances were staged, how brutality was designed before a camera ever rolled. It’s the connective tissue between idea and execution.
 
Everything here is original. Nothing has been recreated. Nothing was printed later for collectors. These materials survived production, post, and release—and were never intended to leave my hands.
 
If you’re holding this, you’re holding the blueprint of a very mean little movie.