Showing posts with label Hill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hill. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

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.


Enjoy. 

Monday, February 15, 2021

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. 


Enjoy.

Thursday, February 11, 2021

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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Wednesday, February 10, 2021

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.


Enjoy. 

Friday, November 27, 2020

Thanksgiving Celebration (2007).

Here is a documentary I made back in 2007 at Bunker Hill Commuinty College (BHCC for short) for a client to make a project about Thanksgiving. I had some friends of mine to play parts in this film. Let me tell you, a lot of research went into this. This was my second project where I did Ken Burns effects in this one. My first was HOW KING KONG MET GODZILLA: THE LEGEND AND THE LEGACY (2007).


Happy Thanksgiving.
Enjoy. 

Saturday, January 6, 2018

Track Creeps (My Edit) (2012)

For Film II, the class has to be in a crew. I was the Sound-Man. I recorded the sound. This was my friend's Noah project. The next step was that the student is going edit their own version of TRACK CREEPS with style. It started out as a homage to Hammer horror films and ends by all means of Benny Hill (with a shade of goofiness). The original cut will be shown soon.

Enjoy.

Sunday, April 30, 2017

Red Paint (2007)

Behold, my very first attempt in combining animation with live-action.  Also, my first attempt in doing a short movie with blood and gore as well as an exercise in dark humor.  This was made in Bunker Hill Community College as an exercise in telling a flashback.  If you are looking for Herschel-Gordon Lewis or early Peter Jackson, then you have come to the wrong person.
This picture is made in the style of a silent movie because of sound problems. If you like silent movies, then you will enjoy this one.


Enjoy.

Tuesday, April 18, 2017

The Great Art Robbery (2007)

From 2007, this is my first mystery caper. Join me as I become a witness to an art robbery and stop the bad guy on his tracks! Shot at Bunker Hill Community College's Art Gallery. Made by Maria A. Lamont. I not only edited it, but starred in it.

Enjoy.

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

How King Kong met Godzilla - The Legend and the Legacy

Seven years before Hail to the King - A King named Kong, I made a short documentary called How King Kong met Godzilla - The Legend and the Legacy.  This was an assignment at Bunker Hill Community College when I was taking my Visual Media Arts major.  I was assigned to make a documentary and put in some interviews.  The inspiration was from the Classic Media DVD's that had little documentaries as one of their extras.  I thought to myself, "What if Classic Media released King Kong vs. Godzilla on DVD and what would the extras be like?"  Here is the answer.


It has come to my attention that YouTube has been notorious for taking down videos.  I wrote in the description below that all copyrights are acknowledged so this is for educational purposes.  If it gets deleted (God forbid), don't worry, because it is available on Daily Motion.

Enjoy.


Thursday, November 24, 2016

Happy Thanksgiving!

 Here is a video I got involved in nine years ago.  I appear at the 6:58 mark.  I did most of these Ken Burns effects and editing.  This was an exercise in my timing and animation.  My brother did the narration.  This documentary, which was my mother's idea, was an assignment for a Video Documentary class at Bunker Hill Community College.  So here is A Thanksgiving Celebration from 2007.



Enjoy the show.

By the way, here are my top five holidays:
5. Valentine's Day.
4. Fourth of July.
3. Halloween.
2. Thanksgiving.
1. Christmas.