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Saving Jake

Shooting our flash back scenes were so challenging,  We had a multitude of actors, locations, hair and make up changes and props to keep track of!  Thankfully I have the dream team cast and crew who made it all happen.  This film production is comprised of the best quality I've ever worked with.  I'm so excited for everyone to see this movie!

Saving Jake Behind the Scenes

It was a cold, wet shoot for all our present day scenes.  The cast and crew were incredible!  Working in tough conditions and never complaining.  So excited to see this footage.

New short film: Saving Jake

Synopsis

Based on a true story, a hardworking orphan grows old on the streets as a homeless man until a friend convinces him to find housing and hope.

One Hell of an Angel Production Stills

 

Ghost Image Behind the Scenes

Thanks to Ben Avivi my set photographer for these great stills!

Biltmore Estate Commercial Work

I was lucky enough to score a gig with the Biltmore Estate!  I made a few how-to style videos and this behind-the-scenes look at the spring garden design.


Sketch by Travis the head gardener at Biltmore Estate.  I had such a blast shooting at the estate all day!

Free Pre-production Documents to Download

CALL SHEET

BUDGET

CREW CONTRACT

PERSONAL RELEASE (for actors)

SIMPLE PERSONAL RELEASE

Coffee promo for News 13 Website

Last minute, end of the year promotion with Emmy entry potential.  They brought back the director short form category.  I'm definitely going for it this year!  Biltmore Coffee Traders was nice enough to let us shoot in their coffee shop and Rebecca Morris and Savannah Crespo are fabulous local actors who make this spot just awesome.  Also look for mom's antique coffee grinder I borrowed.  Enjoy the cuteness!

Katie

Pick up Shoot for Movie: STIFF

Shortly after my return from Pennsylvania, I went to the last little bit of shooting for the movie Stiff that we needed to pick up for a montage scene. This was probably the most fun of any of the shooting we've done. Nelson, the director, played a homeless man. Crystal, our make-up artist, did a fantastic job making him over.

My cousin, Paul, happened to be in town for a visit and though I'm sure he hadn't expected I would have him turned into a corpse for the shoot, this wasn't the first time he'd preformed for one of my movies. Way back when, he acted in one of my earlier works.

I just had a chance to view the footage and everything looks fantastic. I'm very excited about the finished product. This is going to be a fantastic movie.

Katie