Song and Dance: 48 Hour Film, Boston 2011 NICE

Our 2011 48-Hour Film nabbed some awards!


Winner:

Best Original Song ("Forest Floor" by Fey Rey (Laura Wilson) and Jason Rozen)
Best Ensemble Acting
Best Screenplay
Honorable Mention for Best Film

Criteria: "I did not see that coming" as a line, a chess piece as a prop, and "Uncle Hank" as a character. Our genre was Romance.

Film Short: In The Green - (48 Hour Film Project 2010)

I co-wrote and performed in this film short we (In The Car Media) made for the 48 Hour Film Project in Boston, this year. All writing, shooting, and editing had to take place within 48 hours, and required including the following criteria:
Line: "You win some, you lose some."
Prop: a scale
Character: Winston Weatherby, a gardener
Genre: Film de Femme  

Enjoy PLEASE!

Brass Eye: Cowsick Segment (Video)

YOUTUBE LINK HERE - Brass Eye, Crime Episode

"Kids 'burst shops' by filling them with rice, and pouring in water...then standing back and laughing, while the bricks are ripped apart by the swelling food."

...And last year, the mayor gave them a gold mine. "It actually worked for a bit, this, until someone clogged it up with sick."

Brass Eye is a British spoof/satirical news program created by/featuring Chris Morris. Wiki here

The Situation's Changed: In The Car Media Video

Upped on Funny or Die Here...

Our submission for the 48 Hour Film Project. All writing, shooting and editing had to take place within 48 hours. The criteria was:

Character: Mary Quinzani, 2nd in command
Prop: a magnet
Line: "Yes. I mean, I hope so."
Genre: Detective/Cop

Cast: Dan Stevens, Brett Johnson, Audrey Claire Johnson, Tim Lewis
Crew: Ed Rand, Jessica Sullivan, Phil Nichols, Pink Brian
Director: David Ells; Written by Brett Johnson, Phil Nichols, and the above collaborators
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This project was awesome to work on and am very pleased with how good it came out. I had written a comedy sketch called "The Interrogation" a couple of months before, and when we were given the genre of Detective/Cop we came to realize parts of that could be incorporated. Dave (Ells) was the real sculptor of this - we turn in good performances and he applies his surgeon/editors knife and out comes a beautiful High Definition baby. (As cinematograper/filmer as well, he played the role of the mother and surgeon, carrying the video camera in his womb for nine months).