It’s the things we can’t see that terrify us the most..
CAST:
Alex – Ethan Mikael
Monster – Kevin Michael Shiley
CREW:
Writer/Producer/Director/Editor – Joey Greene
DP/Sound/VFX – Paul Houston
SFX Makeup – Morgan Falschlehner
AC – Garrett Holbrook
Camera:
RED Scarlet W
Lenses:
Canon Cinema Primes
Play It Loud!
Death Metal is a practical effects driven horror comedy about a metalhead who inherits a satanic guitar that riffs to shreds.
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Fests&Awards:
Fantasia
Sitges
FrightFest UK
Fantastic Fest
Screamfest
MOTELx
Morbido
Leeds International (“Best Short” in Dead Shorts category)
Overlook
Bucheon
Mumbai Film Festival
Palm Springs ShortFest
Abertoir (Runner Up Best Short)
Lund International
Rhode Island Vortex
Bruce Campbell’s Horror Film Festival
HorrorHound
Sydney Underground
Horrible Imaginings
Arizona Underground (Best Horror Short)
Halloweenapalooza (Best Kill)
Spooky Movie
Sacramento Horror
Boston TerrorThon
Idaho Horror
Telluride Horror
Scream In The Dark (Best of Fest)
DEDfest
Nightmares Film Festival
Knoxville Horror (Funniest Film) (Special Jury Prize – Most Evil Inanimate Object)
Puerto Rico Horror
Celluloid Screams
Ramaskrik Oppdal
Freak Show
Little Terrors
Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre
Frightening Ass Film Fest
Twisted Horror
Twin Cities Horror (Audience Favorite –Night 3)
Legless Corpse
Zed (Outstanding Comedy Horror) (Outstanding Special Effects)
Rio Grind
Cucalorus
NYC Horror
Ithica Fantastik
Razor Reel Flanders
Buried Alive
Shivers
Monster Fest (Runner Up Golden Lomax)
Fright Night
Spooky Empire
Zinema Zombie Fest
Panama Horror
VideoDrunk
PDX Extreme
Spotlight Platinum Award and Best FX of 2016
Panic Fest
GeekFest
San Diego Film Week
Nevermore (Best North American Short)
Green Bay
Regard
Landshut
Boston Underground
Fright Night Theater ( Best Horror Short) (Best Comedic Short)
ihorror Finalist
Dallas International
Maryland
Chatanooga Film Festival
Bone bat Comedy Of Horrors
Imagine
Calgary Underground
Cinedelphia
Kyiv Short
Nashville
Florida Film Festival
StokerCon
Haapsalu
Texas Frightmare Weekend
Crypticon
HorrorCon UK
Crimson Screen
Animazement
deadCenter
Portland Horror (Best Horror Comedy)
Southside
Snake Alley
Walla Walla Movie Crush
Shocking Shorts Summer Edition – Rosenkeller Jena
GEM Festival
Fantosfreak (Best Death)
ScareLA
Lost Episode Fest Toronto
Tromadance
Atlanta Underground (Best Horror Comedy)
FilmQuest
GenreBlast (Deadly Art Of Illusion Award)
Austin Revolution (Best Texas Director)
Nola Horror (Best Practical Effects)
Long Week-end Du Court
Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival
Dead Of Night
SpookFest (Best Blood)
Upstate NY Horror (Best Gore – Mini Short)
Lausanne Underground
Atlanta Horror (Best Special FX)
SPASM
Death By Festival
BizarroCon
POFF Shorts
Seen over the course of three consecutive New Year’s Eves, a couple in their late 20’s that just can’t seem to quit one another, resolve to break up only to make up again. Can a broken record of hurt feelings and happy endings lead to a healthier relationship?
‚Nothing Ever Really Ends‘ is this weeks Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://ift.tt/2ymN0OQ
Director and writer: Jakob Rørvik
Actors: Kristin Jess Rodin, Arthur Berning, Ine Wilmann
Producers: Moa Liljedahl & Åshild Ramborg
Executive Producer: Synnøve Hørsdal
Cinematographer: Annika Summerson
Editor: Christian Siebenherz
Sound designer: Hugo Ekornes
Composer: diskJokke
Production designer: Ann Kristin Talleraas
Costume designer: Hanne Randin
Make-up: Marthe Erlandsen
Location sound: Helge Krogsæther Bodøgaard
Production manager: Øystein Dale Svendsen
Colorist: Julian Alary ( http://ift.tt/2gUTolm )
Production Company: Maipo Film
Made with support from: The Norwegian Film Institute, Filmkraft Rogaland, Fond for lyd og bilde, Nordisk Film Shortcut, Storyline Studios, Maipo Film
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That is a personal project that have been made as an extension for commercial project. At a spring 2017 I was helping ONY studio to present their project for the Tretyakov Gallery — you could check it below. One part of it was a cg-short with spray cans flying around in a for of letter T — the main element of a new id-system that ONY had made for the Gallery. The point was to complement a real camera shot and make a sort of transition to cg-graphic so we could easily present the id-style on different mediums using cg. After work was done I have challenged myself to do a similar short for every Gallery’s direction — classic paintings, modern art, franchise and others — which presented by seven colours in id-system.
Music — Improvisation by Alina Petrova & Kira Weinstein
NIOFAR tells the story of a French girl who went to settle in Senegal and meet its inhabitants. In Wolof, Niofiar means „to be together“.
This personal film is a metaphor of the amazing and unique experience lived by Hugo’s brother. He lived for one year at Grand Mbao, a small village of Senegal. There, he shared the day to day life of the villagers, and settled completely. learning the local language, giving himself and investing himself totally to them. Over there we called him the « Sénégaulois“ a mix between the words Senegal and the Gauls.
Thanks to Colin, the rushes taken in Grand Mbao have a powerful strength of truth has they have been taken from the closest point you can get of the community. The characters are not disturbed by a foreign presence et forget the camera. The portraits the film depicts are fixed in authentic moments of life.
A story inspired by Colin Lemant
director : Hugo Lemant
Main character : Solaire Moisset
Second character : Gigi Dia
Voice over : Emmanuelle Degeorges
Producer : Gautier Lacaille & Clément Gaucher-Holmann
Production : Ubiquity Films
Sound Designer/ Music Editor/ Mix : Lohengrin Aloys
Colorist: Thomas Canu
Music : „Easy“ by Son Lux
AWARDS
– Best Short Documentary – International Monthly Film Festival (Copenhagen, Denmark)
– Best Foreign Documentary – International Monthly Film Festival (Copenhagen, Denmark)
– Best Shot Documentary, Short of the Year (Madrid, Spain)
– Prix TV de la région, Les Clayes du Cinéma (France)
– Winner, Moondance International Film Festival (Boulder, USA)
– Outstanding Cinematography, Autumn Shorts Film Festival, (Somerset, USA)
SELECTIONS
– Best Short – Aab International Film Festival (Punjab, India)
- Best Short Doc – Wales International Doc Fest 2017 (Blackwood, UK)
- Official Selection – FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU FILM PANAFRICAIN (Cannes, France)
– Recognition – The West African Film Festival (Houston, USA)
– Best Documentary – Vues d’Afrique (Montréal, Canada)
– African film festival, best documentary short (Dallas, USA)
– Short Doc San Francisco DocFest (San Francisco, USA)
– Short Film for Youth – Timisoara Refugee Art Film Festival (Timișoara, Romania)
– Short Documentary International – Kleinkaap Short Film Festival (Gauteng, South Africa)
– Official Selection – Capital City Black Film Festival, (Austin, USA)
– Official Selection – Espacio Center Festival (Canarias, Spain)
– Official Selection – REC-Filmfestival 2017 (Berlin, Germany)
– Official Selection – Full Bloom Film Festival (Statesville, USA)
– Official Selection – 2017 Buffalo International Film Festival (Buffalo, USA)
– Official Selection – Du Grain à Démoudre (Le Havre, France)
– Official Selection – Atlanta Docufest 2017 (Atlanta, USA)
– Documentary Programme – Kinofilm, Manchester International Short Film & Animation Festival (Manchester, UK)
– Official Selection – BIBFF 2017 (Baltimore, USA)
– Category Metissage – Video Hackers Film Festival (Ovada, Italia)
– Official Selection – Little Mexico Film Festival (Chicago, USA)
– Official Selection – International Izmir Short Festival (Izmir, Turkey)
– Official Selection – Up-and-Coming International Film Festival Hannover (Hannover, Germany)
An excerpt from the upcoming film Buster Williams – Bass to Infinity. This is part 2 of 3 of the story of Buster’s introduction to life on the road with legendary jazz musicians Gene Ammons and Sonny Stitt. Buster was 18 and right out of high school. Animation by the wonderfully talented Matt Smithson. Audio mix and sound design by Mike Ungar of Sandblast Studios. More to come..!
This is a very special projected to me that I conceived of and directed for one of my favorite clients who shall remain nameless for now. Over several months of prep and R&D we modified a LearJet and flew above the earth looking straight down at the shear beauty of what Mother Nature has to offer us that we all too often miss from the ground. Shot on RED in 8K.
A short film by Max Sherman, with Scott Organ and Ann Carr.
