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A famous clown wants to be taken seriously as an artist.
3RD BABELGUM ONLINE FILM FESTIVAL ENTRY 2010 Watch all the BOFF 3 entries here
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Where's Rogan?
When eco-fashion designer and fading "It-Boy" Rogan Gregory inexplicably goes missing, New York's fashion denizens and everyday citizens are bemused and on high alert. Who could have taken dear Rogan, they ask. And why target the vanquished prince of organic cottons? Follow intrepid reporter Raymond Überhoff as he picks up the scent and ultimately tracks our perp through a maze of likely suspects. Be prepared, however. What he finds will absolutely shock and awe you ;). Where's Rogan was filmed on location in New York City during Fashion Week, 2008. The mini-saga of the missing designer plays out over 8 episodes and features a host of characters, some real, some imagined.
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Where's Rogan
Fashion designer and fading "It-Boy", Rogan Gregory, inexplicably goes missing. New York's fashion denizens and everyday citizens are bemused and on high-alert. Who could have taken dear Rogan, they ask. And, why target the vanquished prince of organic cottons? Follow intrepid reporter Raymond Úberhoff as he picks up the scent and ultimately tracks our perp through a maze of likely suspects. Be prepared, however. What he finds will absolutely shock and awe you ;). Where's Rogan was filmed on location in New York City during Fashion Week, 2008. The mini-saga of the missing designer plays out over 8 episodes and features a host of characters, some real, some imagined.
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The Lost Tribes of New York City
Manhole covers, newspaper boxes, and street poles animate a diverse collection of NYC’s more overlooked citizens. Incredible spontaneous vocal performances, random comments, and grunts that would normally be stripped from the audio bring big laughs to life.
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We Were All Made In China - Into the Snow - Casey...
Music video I shot using stop-motion photography (8 fps) and slow-mo video (60fps) and tilt-shift lenses.For the band scene I used a glidecam (steadycam) with a 7d and tilt-shift lenses, with a rig and follow focus. I still don't think anyone else has attempted this crazy set-up haha. To find out more about Casey Antwis , visit their profile Here. For more great films visit the Shooting People Channel.
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The R.O.M.E.O.S (Katy Chevigny)
The ROMEOS is a short documentary film about long relationships - good conversation amongst old friends. And we're talking old friends. The ROMEOs is an informal club of 5 old time New Yorkers, men aged 72-87, who have met every week for the past 20 years at the Metro Diner in New York City. It is a long lunch to talk about anything and everything; telling old jokes, making fun of each other, complaining about politics. Naturally they have nicknames: Mr. Indignant (his capacity for outrage knows no bounds), Mr. Google (this guy knows everything, you won't believe it), and The Token Goy. They are retired lawyers, writers and left-wing troublemakers and they are utterly hilarious without even trying.
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Ahmad Zahir for Beginners (Liz Mermin)
Known as the Elvis of Afghanistan, Ahmad Zahir died in a car crash in the 1970s, fueling decades of speculation as to what really happened. Beyond the mystery, though, Zahir's music wafts from the windows of Afghans' homes around the world, helping exiles and refugees stay connected to their tortured native land - and offering a sense of identity to their children who have never seen the country from which their parents fled.
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Sideshow Picasso (Marilyn Agrelo)
Brooklyn painter Marie Roberts comes from a family long entrenched in Coney Island's Sideshow. Her family home once housed the famous freaks and oddities of the 1920s and 1930s where her uncle was the "talker" luring audiences in to see them. Marie paints beautiful banners for the current Sideshow.
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Night People (Paul Lovelace & Jessica Wolfson)
Late night NYC radio personality Bob Fass and his long-running program ‘Radio Unnameable’ revolutionized free form FM radio. On tonight’s show, devoted listener/activist/taxi driver John McDonagh calls in while working the night shift. The city is alive. The airwaves are open and free. With impressionistic beauty “Night People” captures this moment in time.
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Acid Burn
A darkly comic, edgy, drama involving two messed up teenagers, an oppressive catholic school, magic mushrooms and an underground all night acid house party.
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Working for Zappa
On a taxi ride from JFK to Manhattan, our driver turns out to be a star in hiding.
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