Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #10

I saw this film at the Starz Denver Film Festival several years ago, 2006 to be exact. I think of it often, but I couldn't remember the name of it, or even who was in it. For some reason I thought the female character was Jennifer Aniston, but I'm so happy to find that it's actually Judy Greer.

Unfortunately, the full piece isn't online.You can buy it on iTunes, though, and just as soon as I can, I probably will. Enjoy!!!

Full Disclosure - Part 1 from Douglas Horn on Vimeo.

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #9

I chose to watch another random film from indietalk.com today. This one is pretty interesting.



The cinematography is probably my favorite part. I love the time lapses in the sky and trees around 9 minutes in, and the general look of the piece as well. It was a tricky concept, and I think they pulled it off considering.

I'm still not sure about the "waters echo" part with the Gollum voice either. Honestly, I would've gone without that. It was a strong enough piece sans the water voice. Maybe it's just that it sounded like Gollum though.

In any case, I think this film is definitely worth a watch!

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #8

I saw "The Music Box" a few months back at The Emerging Filmmakers Project in Denver and still think its great! Enjoy!!! The link won't embed, so you'll have to do it the old fashioned method.

Click away! https://vimeo.com/45650888

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #7

I finally watched Beth Graham's senior project movie! Nice job!!! The end was really creepy, but it probably creeped me out a little more since it was Ralph and Lee acting in it, and I know them. In any case, nice job. I really liked it! It was really interesting the way you shot and edited it! The cutting back and forth between both "characters" looking for something was so cool. I'm interested to hear reactions from people who didn't know the story beforehand. I'd been let in on the punchline, so I watched it differently from the get go. Then again, knowing that made me tune into details I may not have noticed on a first viewing, which was also cool.




Forgive Me from Beth Graham on Vimeo.

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #6

I've been meaning to watch this, because I've been hearing about it for a while. Kudos on the noir look and the awesome locations. This was a bold undertaking. I'm always impressed when people take on period pieces.

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #5

This is the video I watched today. I found it randomly on Vimeo. I love pen and ink art, and animating fascinates me! This is just mesmerizing! I hope you enjoy it too.

http://vimeo.com/56673269

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #4

I saw this for the first time over a year ago, and was thinking about it again today. I like it just as much as the first time; the poem and the video. It speaks for itself, so I'll let it.

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film a Day #3

Today I watched a film by a friend of mine. I should've watched it right away. My goal in 2013 is to watch things right away. It also stars Cougar who was in my film "Dink" and is a rock star of a Colorado actor and filmmaker. Enjoy!!!! This is a gem! I laughed out loud in so many places!



Dear Ted (2012) - A TMDFilms Short Film - Created for the 100 Hour Film Race 2012 from Eileen Agosta on Vimeo.

Challenge 1: January - A Short Film A Day #2

Today I watched this:



...which led me to this:



Umm... These were randomly selected choices from indietalk.com and then YouTube's related videos column. I think that the stop motion on "The Scanner" was interesting and cool. I'm a little bit fascinated by stop motion, though. The Courier... erm... ? The robots were well made. I will say that.

Challenge 1 - January: A Short Film a Day #1

In 2013, I'm going to challenge myself. In the past I've done photo a day challenges and really enjoyed them. I've wanted to do other challenges like write a poem a day or do a sketch a day... I figured why not make 2013 the year of bettering my brain through these challenges, while at the same time putting them out there for you to enjoy.

In my spare time, I make films sometimes, and as a producer I make videos all the time. One of our greatest struggles as small producers, directors, etc. is getting the work out there. I've decided for the month of January to promote someone else's film every day. There are many I've seen that I'd like others to see, and there are many I just keep meaning to watch myself.

This is my first choice. It's by a Denver filmmaker, David Quakenbush. It's very hitchockian and funny, but I wouldn't watch it after you eat. Enjoy my first choice, Worm


Worm from david quakenbush on Vimeo.


You can also watch the making of here: