MY DARK SIDE AND MY LIGHT SIDE MEET IN A BAR TO DISCUSS THE NEW STAR WARS MOVIE
I think the title does a pretty good job of summarizing what the movie is about.
promotional pieces
These are promo pieces that I was hired to produce and edit. Both are wonderful Boston-based nonprofits.
Next Step empowers young people living with serious illness to create their brightest future through community, music and mentorship.
Grub Street is one of the nation’s leading creative writing centers.
The 48 Hour Film Project
The 48 Hour Film Project is an international filmmaking competition. It happens in cities around the world, and comes to Boston each year in May. Filmmaking teams are assigned a genre, character, line of dialogue, and prop at 7:30pm on Friday night. They have until 7:30pm on Sunday night (48 hours later) to write, shoot and edit a short film that fits their assigned elements.
I have competed in the event 8 times, largely with the same group of rugged filmmakers (you know who you are Adam, Mike, Mike, Liz, Paul, Zak, Marea, and Anna).
Below are our 8 films. Some were selected as part of the Best Of Boston. Some were not. We are proud of all of them.
2008
2007
Selected as one of the Best of Boston
GENRE: Musical
CHARACTER: Tom Quimby, Gossip
PROP: Shoelace
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "When you come up with something good, let me know."
GENRE: Film de Femme
CHARACTER: Regina Higgenbotham, diplomat
PROP: Receipt
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "This could get complicated."
2009 2010
GENRE: Buddy Film
CHARACTER: Marty or Mary Quinzani, second in command
PROP: Magnet
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "Yes! I mean, I hope so."
Selected as one of the Best of Boston
GENRE: Fantasy
CHARACTER: Winston Weatherby, Gardner
PROP: Scale
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "You win some, you lose some."
2011 2012
GENRE: War
CHARACTER: Uncle Hank or Aunt Henrietta,
PROP: Chess Piece
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "I didn't see that coming."
Selected as one of the Best of Boston.
Genre: Dark Comedy
CHARACTER: Ivan or Ivana Wright, Decorator
PROP:: Chocolate
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "You're making a big mistake."
2013 2017
GENRE Crime
CHARACTER: Brian Higgins, inventor
PROP: a net
LINE OF DIALOGUE: "Believe me, it's worth it."
GENRE: Mystery
CHARACTER: Lauren or Lawrence Soto, Mentor
PROP: Bracelet
LINE: “I could not have said it better myself”
I Love This Song
I ask someone to pick 5 favorite songs and be ready to react to them. I turn on the camera, hit shuffle, and capture their real-time reaction to hearing some of their favorite music.
Joe and Wayne are both old friends.
master challenge
Two self-proclaimed “masters” of their respective fields (music, baseball, art) go head to head.