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Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
18 June 2013
30 April 2013
08 November 2012
Rise of the Guardians
Come see what I did. Keeping it high brow.
Labels:
dreamworks,
marketing,
rise of the guardians,
tv spot,
work
03 October 2012
18 July 2012
Puss In Boots "Leche"
Just uploaded an event spot I did for DreamWorks' Puss In Boots. I know you were interested.
I think the slurping sound effect might be Art.
I think the slurping sound effect might be Art.
Labels:
antonio banderas,
event spot,
leche,
marketing,
puss in boots,
tv spot,
work
13 June 2012
01 June 2012
Now! "Award Winning Helms-a-Lee"
My seminal work, the television spot "Die Again" for the latest installment of hallowed franchise Final Destination, has been recognized by the preeminent arbiters of import as The Best Voice Over in a TV Spot. Forget that no one is sure if this is an award for the copy writing, the voice actor, the editor, or the creative director. The world will truly never be the same now that this :30 spot is in our ethos.
Also, pictured: creative director and editor on the piece
Also, pictured: creative director and editor on the piece
Labels:
final destination 5,
golden trailer awards,
marketing,
me,
trailers,
work
31 May 2012
Golden Trailer Awards
Tonight is the Golden Trailer Awards and yours truly has been nominated for two categories. Come look at how important I am, everybody.
Nominated for Best Family/Adventure Trailer:
Nominated for Best Voice Over in a TV Spot:
It's up to Jon Favreau, Patton Oswalt, and a handful of even more important people who wins. Cross your fingers!
Nominated for Best Family/Adventure Trailer:
Nominated for Best Voice Over in a TV Spot:
It's up to Jon Favreau, Patton Oswalt, and a handful of even more important people who wins. Cross your fingers!
10 April 2012
trailer world
More people are watching our work than ever before, according to LAT. yay!
a couple recent funny onez -
a couple recent funny onez -
20 March 2012
Women Laughing Alone with Salad
I was joking with Art about how bad the stock photography is that we used to have to work with. He sent me this. So good.
13 December 2011
Trailer critic on my Madagascar 3 Teaser Trailer
At the end of the day, this is who I have to answer to.
08 December 2011
Our Madagascar 3 teaser trailer is up!
The new Madagascar 3 teaser trailer, by yours truly, is live. yippeeeee
Labels:
dreamworks,
editing,
madagascar 3,
trailers,
work
07 October 2011
My Puss in Boots Trailer is live!
My Puss in Boots trailer is online and playing in front of Real Steel. I know you all have your tickets to that gem already, so get there in time to see this on the big screen too! Antonio's ready.
05 October 2011
04 March 2011
Puss in Boots Teaser Trailer by yours truly
It's a big day at Helms-a-Lee!
My teaser trailer for Puss in Boots went live this morning and is playing in theaters in front of Rango starting today, and Rio when it comes out.
Finally, a teaser with hairballs. Watch me if you dare. These boots were made for blogging. I need sleep.
Also, check it out. My first two theatrical trailers (Peep World too) are at the top of Apple Trailers. Damn it feels good to be a ganster.
click here
05 November 2010
east side gritty, west side pretty
After two years at Aspect Ratio, this is my last day in the office. And after a decade on the east side, this is my last month in Silverlake. Although I love both, I'm diving into an exciting new venture in Santa Monica with some of my best friends, and life in Venice isn't gonna suck. I'll surf in the morning, jump on my bike and ride down the boardwalk to the office with my (future) dog. *le sigh
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take right?
24 June 2010
Lost Angels - Skid Row Documentary
Most documentaries about communities/issues like Los Angeles' Skid Row feel like they're shot from a safe distance, peering down with a long lens, or even worse, they feel like an invasion. Lost Angels couldn't be any different. Thomas Napper, the director, establishes a rapport with his main subjects, allowing us to get inside their world, which actually turns out to be much more complex than Pras would lead you to believe [ugh]. Yes, there are crippling problems with drugs, violence, and mental illness, but there's also community, family, and vulnerability. There's a real dignity and respect in the way their stories are told.
I cut a pro bono trailer for Thomas a couple months ago. It was a great project to be involved in. There's a screening downtown tomorrow night. You (Art, Ryan, I'm fairly certain you two are still the only people who read this thing) should come. Friday the 25th, 7:45 pm at the Regal in LA Live. 300 free tickets, first come first serve.
It's nice, there's a little buzz - I'm running across our trailer everywhere. Here's Huffington Post's take on the film.
Update: ok, so I couldn't do it. The version of the trailer, for various reasons, that finished is not my favorite. So I took it down.
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