F E A T U R E S
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2012: FOLKLORE, the sci-fi comedy (81 min)
SITE: http://www.folklore-film.com
Genre: Sci-Fi/Comedy
Winner: Best Director, Best Acting Ensemble, Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival, 2012
Winner: 1st Runner Up, Unreal Film Festival
NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON VOD: HERE
Synopsis: Over the course of one day, an android, a water nymph, a time traveler, a couple aliens, and many other beings of folklore are interviewed and asked to update a fictional government agency on their lives. 'Folklore' touches upon the many laughs, joys, awkwardness, and plights of life that any of us will be able to identify with...whether we are human or not.
Starring: Laura Waddell (Torchwood: Miracle Day), Paulie Rojas (The Witches of Oz), Napoleon Ryan (Disney's The Suite Life on Deck) and Maria Olsen (Percy Jackson, Paranormal Activity 3).
2010: EMBERS OF THE SKY
The sci-fi anthology (93 min)
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1725895/
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Drama
Nominee: Best Picture, Best Actress, Action on Film International Film Festival, 2011
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Synopsis: Three films. Three worlds. Three people on a journey to find peace. 'Embers of the Sky' is a feature anthology film that is comprised of three sci-fi films. The stories for each film are not only united by the sci-fi genre, but also each protagonist's journey to find inner peace.
Featuring the work of: Bruce Logan, ASC (director of photography credits include Tron (1982), vfx credits include Star Wars, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Bird). Bruce served as colorist on 'Embers of the Sky.'
2008: THE WAY OF SNOW, a Super 16 drama (72 min)
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1316088/
Genre: Psychological//Fantasy/Drama
Premiere: United Kingdom Bradford Film Festival, 2008
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Synopsis: An unhealthy gap has opened up between two versions of Jay, one public and one private. But where should he turn to find a happy medium- friends? A girl? Or to the Elephant Girl, a mysterious figure who may or may not be the key to all of Jay's problems.
Shot on: Arri SR2, Super 16mm Kodak 7229
