MATTHEW LAMONT by Noah Roscoe (2011)

Talk about getting a treatment. Don't we all wish we worked in Andy Warhol's Factory? That's what it felt like. Noah Roscoe asked me to be in his short film, I turned it up. It was a nice little offer I couldn't refuse! So he filmed my face, as I sat still only to follow his directions for a minute and that was it! Also, Noah, Zira (another student), and I were making a black and white 16-millimeter silent film about poverty. This film called BUMS (2011) had a brief animated scene in it. It had coins growing and shrinking representing the economy of 2008. Enough said. Now, here is MATTHEW LAMONT by Noah Roscoe, starring Matthew B. Lamont, which was made at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design (i.e. MassArt).

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THE LAUGHTER MAN (2009).

Here is a short film I worked on called THE LAUGHTER MAN (2009). This made at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt). I not only edited it but acted in it as well. It is about laughter being the best medicine. Say, in today's troublesome times, we can sure use a sense of humor every once in a while.

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MERMANIAC (2014).

She's an underwater girl that comes out at night and gives you such a fright. You better watch out when she goes for a swim because your survival is going to get slim. She's Mermaniac, Mermaniac, that's for sure.  

I was one of the many students who helped out in this project for the Stop-Motion 2 class at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design (or MassArt for short). 

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THE GREAT ART ROBBERY (2007).

 Travel back to 2007 for another student short I made at Bunker Hill Community College. It is called THE GREAT ART ROBBERY (2007). The assignment for this one was to tell a story with voyeurism. Voyeur means witness, but shortly, it means something pervy. It should have been called witness.

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RED PAINT (2007).

 Here is a short film I made back in Bunker Hill Community College called Red Paint.  The assignment was to tell a story with a flashback. 

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HOW KING KONG MET GODZILLA: THE LEGEND AND THE LEGACY - Deleted Scene/Outtake (2007).

 Here is an outtake or deleted scene from HOW KING KONG MET GODZILLA (2007). I am interviewed Marcel Almeida (who was working at Audio Visuals at Bunker Hill Community College back then) about the film. He discovered how 1960s this movie was. It is interesting, but it was deleted for time constraints.

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HOW KING KONG MET GODZILLA: THE LEGEND AND THE LEGACY (2007).

With GODZILLA VS. KONG causing some hype, it is time for me to bring up some treasure. Behold, my first documentary. It is a short one. Before HAIL TO THE KING - A KING NAMED KONG (2014), I made a documentary at Bunker Hill Community College. It was called HOW KING MET GODZILLA - THE LEGEND AND THE LEGACY (2007). It is a short one. Also, this is the first project where I used some Ken Burns effects.

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GODZILLA VS. KONG - Trailer Reaction Video.

 Behold, the trailer reaction video to the most anticipated, and exciting motion picture event of all time. As you know, I am a big fan of monster of monster movies, and as a fan, I can't wait to see it.  So here is my the trailer reaction video to Godzilla vs. Kong.  

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