An unlikely assassin finds himself in turn of the century Vienna in order to kill history’s most notorious dictator.
Starring: Stephen Ellis and Matt Devine
Director: Andrew Laurich
Writers: Gabriel Miller & Andrew Laurich
Cinematography: Scott Uhlfelder
Producer: Natalie Sakai
Editor: Randall Maxwell
Sound: Lindsey Alvarez
„Co-Directed“ by Ryan Staake & Young Thug
Production Companies: Pomp&Clout x Freenjoy
EPs: Ryan Staake, Ryen Bartlett & Nathan Scherrer
Producer: Jeff Kopchia
Head of Production: Kevin Staake
Director of Photography: Trevor Wineman
Editors: Ryan Staake & Eric Degliomini
VFX Supervisor: Aaron Vinton
Lead VFX/3D: Pete Puskas
VFX Touchups: Eric Degliomini & Ryan Staake
Illustration: Carlos Ancalmo
Colorist: David Torcivia
Audio Edit: Aaron Vinton
Voice on Recording: John Colombo
Rotoscoping: 3D Services India
Typeface: GT Sectra
Production Manager: Nathaniel Dueber
Production Coordinator: Jimmy Stannard
1st AD: Erik Mateo
2nd AD: Anthony Hayward
Casting Director: Michael Stonewall Beaudry
Production Designer: Clayton Beisner
Art Director: Pele Kudren
Set Dresser: Greg Shultz
Set Dec Shopper: Philip Steiger
1st AC: Alicia Pharris
2nd AC: Erin Naifeh
B CAM OP: Bret Watkins
B CAM AC: Erick Aguilar
DIT: Mike Halper
VTR: Chris Warren
Techno Dolly Tech: Adam Francis
Techno Dolly Op: Paul Maples
Gaffer: Mike Misslin
Best Boy Electric: Garett Williams
Electric: Joel Gill
Key Grip: Nick Bodkin
Best Boy Grip: Josh Smith
Grip: Sean Burris
Grip Driver: Randy Crisco
Stylist: Bo Roses
Hair: Priscilla Nguyen
Makeup: Julie Dinh
Pyro Tech: Erick Hicks
Truck PA: Ted Keffer
Set PA: Freddy Mendez
Set PA: Patricia Ramirez
Driver PA: Zac Grado
Moho Driver: Rusty
Kid Cops:
Roman George
Steven Thomas
Corey Jackson
Girls:
Sharifa Bailey
Alexis Paton
Stephanie Chukwoucha
Melissa Moore
Jacqueline Cohen
Emily Gruen
Blaire Hampton
Saiyda Bey
Danica Cooper
Jasmine Macken
Shakina Greene
Ella Moore
Kathaleen Fisher
Sylvia Kochinski
Brandi Lawrence
Meica Bradshaw
Ermaline Ogbodo
Jessica Harris
Kaleila Jordan
Nicole Ballantine
Skylar Roberge
Vanessa Stewart
«12 weeks» short film / «12 SEMAINES» court métrage de Marc-André Girard/
In a mall public bathroom, Lilly, François and their 6 year- old daughter bid farewell to an unborn family member /
À la toilette d’un centre commercial, Lilly, François et leur fille Léa, 6 ans, doivent faire leurs adieux à un fœtus de 12 semaines.
Festivals et Prix:
– Talent Tout Court-Not Short On Talent 2016. Téléfilm Canada. CANNES
– Compilation « Dans ta face ». Présenté par «Prends ça court» à la belle étoile. Quartier des spectacles.
– SHORT & SWEET. Centre culturel canadien à Paris.
2016
– Festival REGARD. Festival international du court métrage au Saguenay.
– Acquisition et diffusion à bord de tous les vols AIR CANADA enRoute 2016 – catégorie «Québec Gold»
Avec/ Starring: Rémi-Pierre Paquin, Anne-Marie Égré, Charlotte St-Martin, Danielle Proulx,
Sarah Desjeunes, Nadia Paradis.
Scénario et réalisation/ writer and director: Marc-André Girard
Direction photo/ director of photography: Serge Desrosiers C.S.C
Montage_colorisation/ Editor: Bernard-Eric Malouin
Musique/ Music: Alex Mc Mahon
Productrice au contenu/Content producer: Sandrine Béchade
Directeur artistique/ Art director: Jean-Luc Charron
Mixeur/ sound: Luc Boudrias
Script: Fanny Bellavance
Assistant à la réalisation: Alexandre Murray
Chef maquilleuse: Colleen Quinton
Accessoiriste: Chantal Lussier
1er assistant-caméra: Jacques Bernier
Chefs Électro: Michael Boulonne
Michel Paul
Électro Louis Turcotte
Chef machino: Simon Hébert
Cadreur: Maxime Valsan
Preneurs de son: Dominique Chartrand
Denton Girard
Régisseur: Patrick Vézeau
Assistant de production: Jean-François Paré
Directrice de production: Martine Tremblay
Adjointe au producteur: Roxanne Pelletier
Assistant montage sonore: Dan Tardif
Coord. post-prod son: Anne-Catherine Busson
Traduction anglaise s-titres: James Murray
Figurants: Marilou Bourdon
Mathieu Bourdon
Francine Bourguignon-Bourdon
Chansons du court métrage:
Igloo
de SAFIA NOLIN
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The Pursuit of Happiness
de BEYRIES
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OFFICIAL WINNER: Orange County Film Festival (Best Documentary, Best Cinematography)
OFFICIAL SELECTION: Orange County Film Festival (Best Story in a Documentary)
OFFICIAL SELECTION: Shorts That Are Not Pants Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION: Dirigo Film Festival
Submerged in the darkness of her depression, Katie struggles to stay afloat the rough waters in her life, but uncovers what matters most in her journey to recovery.
Directed by Claire Imler and Troy Charbonnet
Cinematography by Claire Imler and Troy Charbonnet
Edited by Troy Charbonnet and Claire Imler
Produced by Claire Imler
Associate Producers: Troy Charbonnet and Lian Koren
Special Thanks to:
Sydney Webster
Jacqueline Vollucci
Brendon Lee
Maureen McNamara
Camden Phillips
FilmED* Academy of the Arts
Sable Noir is a concept film & capsule collaboration between Billabong & Desillusion ,
Directed by Sebastien Zanella, Sable Noir takes inspiration from Jack Freestone’s ups & downs and the impulses felt during his first year on the World Surf League.
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L’océan affronte les montagnes,
Abattant des murs à ses pieds
Et le sable noirci.
On est plus qu’un fou
si l’on fait face à l’abysse,
Et bien plus qu’un roi
si l’on dompte ses cauchemars.
Special Effect: Thomas Blanchard
Voice over : Charlie Chaplin “ the dictator”
Produced by Sam Carrier
Music : Giacomo Puccini „Adesso Voi“
Assisted by Kevin Johnson
Feat Aude Lionet
Additional filming : Faraz Mozafarian
Thanks to Stace Galbraith
In alchemy, the term chrysopoeia (Greek) means transmutation into gold.
All scenes were filmed with a Canon 5D and a 100mm macro lens.
The score was composed and played by Nikolai von Sallwitz, using real instruments and tools such as
cello, bowed strings, prepared piano, guitar, flutes, filtered springs, woods and hardware FX such as analog distortion.
Chrysopoeia is part of Sonic Materia project series initiated by Nikolai von Sallwitz that is interpreted
by various visual artists, graphic- and motion designers. It is about more space for pure visions and experiments likewise interaction and networking with futurebrains of design.
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Title: Chrysopoeia I Directed & Produced: Susi Sie I Music & Sound Design: Nikolai von Sallwitz
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www.susisie.de
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A whaling run takes a turn for the worse when a fearless captain and her small crew of whale-hunters encounter a far more ancient and horrible evil.
Direction: Nathan Campbell, Alec Cummings
Project Management: Maria Henriksen
Animation: Nathan Campbell, Junyoung Chung, Alec Cummings, Carlos Tsoi, Angela Yu
Music: Il Trovatore – Anvil Chorus by Guiseppe Verdi
Special Thanks: Jonathan Corriveau www.giantvoid.tv, Conner Jones www.conner-jones.com, Jen Flaxman
studio.horse 2016
A love story in reverse. With Natasha Bassett and Shane Coffey.
Alan Williams: Creatures of the Deep offers an insight into the mind and work of the immensely talented Brighton sculptor Alan Williams, who turns scrap metal into amazing animal figures. Looking into his dark influences and childhood, this biopic explores Alan’s practice, presenting the work of a true artist who holds “great talent, imagination and humility”.
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Music – MOUNT BANK [Sam Organ] | http://ift.tt/1Cdvy8s
Alan’s creative practice began in his childhood, creating fantastical hybrid creatures using old toys and a tube of glue. Currently entering his 14thth year of practice, Alan’s passion is making animals and creatures from mostly found and recycled metal; transforming recognisable every day objects into beautifully detailed, sculptural artworks. His unique hand crafted works imaginatively reference nature; animals, plants, textures, form and movement. Commissions include sculpture, architectural installations, furniture and many of his public artworks are on display in locations throughout Sussex and the UK.
Ben Cox – Director
„This film is the result of the wanting to create a passion project based around a local Brighton artist. The resulting film has surpassed all my original expectations both in the final product and the experience I had in making it. Working with Alan over the 6 months has been a wonderful experience and I have been exposed to an artist of great talent, imagination and humility. The project has been a wonderful collaboration, with Alan putting a lot of trust and faith in me as a filmmaker and I enjoyed every second of it“.