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Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Marty Abrahams. Directed by Al Jarnow.
This version features the color corrections originally intended by director of photography, Jeff Turick. The version which unfortunately premiered on the Rolling Stone website and subsequently aired on Sesame Street had never been treated and was muddy and dark.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not that they've ever become hugely popular). It was selected to premiere as the opening short film on the first day of the Brooklyn Summer Movie Series, set on the lawn beneath the Brooklyn Bridge with the NY skyline in the background. It was an extraordinary night. Needless to say, I was on cloud 9. It later screened in the Sundance Channel's "Buzzcuts" series (not sure if they do that anymore, but it was a great little program to support local filmmakers).
You can view more of my work at www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com
- published: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 1810
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest***
A short film by Director and Director of Photography Jeff Turick which was voted the Chapter 4 Winner for Canon's "The Story Beyond the Still Contest." The film screened to standing room only audience at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival with the other seven chapters in the series.
Here's the link to view all the chapters in their chronological entirety, including "Corridors", the Winners-written collaboration directed by Vincent Laforet: https://vimeo.com/19096657
Chapter 4 Director's commentary with technical notes and extended beach scene here:
http://vimeo.com/11806174
New York based DP Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provides production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
CAST
Cabbie: Steven Nelson
Beachcomber: Clark Middleton
Allison: Daphne Ciccarelle
Thug 1: Solomon Shiv
Thug 2: Rory Dunwoody
Scientist: Tom Knutson
Babysitter: Kristen Turick
CREW
Director of Photography: Jeff Turick
Producer: Kristen Turick
Gaffer: Stephen Cannella
Jib Operator: Ian "The Finger" McGrew
Grip/Electric: Tom "Tommy Boy" Bartlett, Paul Carmine, Kenny Pelczar
Best Girl Electric: Kim Formisano
Makeup: Barbara Whitchurch asuitableimage.com
Production Coordinator: Stephen Stuart
Audio Engineer: Greg McKean
Original score by Jesse Solomon Clark jessesolomonclark.com
Some equipment provided by:
Chris Anderson nevessaproduction.com
Special thanks: Sarah Haas, Nicoelle Cohen, Ralph Umhoefer, Kirk Nehring, Pablo Riera
Additional voice talent, Prisoners: Ana Alexandria Knight, Cheryl Pickett, Arthur Harold
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon f/2.8 EF lenses: 16-35mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 100mm macro.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 1291
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Director of Photography Jeff Turick to promote Iridescent Learning, a youth educational program in Bronx, NY.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 483
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine, featuring the remarkable work of California therapist Fred Mitouer. Directed by filmmaker Jeff Turick, and shot by Jeff and his wife Kristen Turick using Canon 5D Mark 2 cameras. Music by Jay Lifton and his marvelous cello comrade, Daniel Bensi.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 506
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Jeff
Jeff is a short form of the English given name Jeffrey, which derives from a medieval variant of Geoffrey. Jeff is especially used in the US and Canada.
Music
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EarthBound
EarthBound, known as Mother 2 in Japan, is a 1994 Japanese role-playing video game co-developed by Ape Inc. and HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game console. As Ness and his party of four, the player travels the world to collect melodies en route to defeating the evil alien force Giygas. It is the second game of the Mother series, and the only one to be released in the English language until its predecessor was released under the name EarthBound Beginnings in 2015 as part of Wii U's Virtual Console.EarthBound was released in Japan on August 27, 1994, and in North America on June 5, 1995.
The game had a lengthy development period which spanned five years. Its making involved a number of Japanese luminaries, including writer Shigesato Itoi, musician/songwriter Keiichi Suzuki, sound designer Hirokazu Tanaka, and future Nintendo president Satoru Iwata. Themed around an idiosyncratic portrayal of Americana and Western culture, it subverted popular role-playing game traditions by featuring a real world setting while parodying numerous staples of the genre. Itoi, who directed the game, wanted it to reach non-gamers with its intentionally goofy tone. It was heavily marketed upon release via a promotional campaign which sardonically proclaimed "this game stinks".
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OK Go - "Primary Colors" | A Stop-Motion Music Video for Sesame Street
Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Marty Abrahams. Directed by Al Jarnow. This version features the color corrections originally intended by director of photography, Jeff Turick. The version which unfortunately premiered on the Rolling Stone website and subsequently aired on Sesame Street had never been treated and was muddy and dark. Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
published: 22 Jun 2012 -
Webcam, a short film about modern miscommunication.
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not that they've ever become hugely popular). It was selected to premiere as the opening short film on the first day of the Brooklyn Summer Movie Series, set on the lawn beneath the Brooklyn Bridge with the NY skyline in the background. It was an extraordinary night. Needless to say, I was on cloud 9. It later screened in the Sundance Channel's "Buzzcuts" series (not sure if they do that anymore, but it was a great little program to support local filmmakers). You can view more of my work at www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com
published: 15 Jul 2012 -
2018 DN Ice Boat Racing | Lake Charlevoix, Michigan
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Canon's The Story Beyond the Still - "Allison" | Chapter 4 Winner, Sundance 2011 Premiere
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest*** A short film by Director and Director of Photography Jeff Turick which was voted the Chapter 4 Winner for Canon's "The Story Beyond the Still Contest." The film screened to standing room only audience at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival with the other seven chapters in the series. Here's the link to view all the chapters in their chronological entirety, including "Corridors", the Winners-written collaboration directed by Vincent Laforet: https://vimeo.com/19096657 Chapter 4 Director's commentary with technical notes and extended beach scene here: http://vimeo.com/11806174 New York based DP Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provides production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video prod...
published: 22 Jun 2012 -
Happy Holidays, everyone!
published: 15 Dec 2017 -
Iridescent Learning - "Cubicle" | A Commercial shot on Canon 5D Mark 2
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Director of Photography Jeff Turick to promote Iridescent Learning, a youth educational program in Bronx, NY. Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
published: 22 Jun 2012 -
"Growing My Brave" - a Documentary Trailer about Healing Arts, shot on the Canon 5D Mark 2
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine, featuring the remarkable work of California therapist Fred Mitouer. Directed by filmmaker Jeff Turick, and shot by Jeff and his wife Kristen Turick using Canon 5D Mark 2 cameras. Music by Jay Lifton and his marvelous cello comrade, Daniel Bensi. Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
published: 22 Jun 2012
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OK Go - "Primary Colors" | A Stop-Motion Music Video for Sesame Street
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- Uploaded Date: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 879237
Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Marty Abrahams. Directed by Al Jarnow.
This version features the color c...
Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Marty Abrahams. Directed by Al Jarnow.
This version features the color corrections originally intended by director of photography, Jeff Turick. The version which unfortunately premiered on the Rolling Stone website and subsequently aired on Sesame Street had never been treated and was muddy and dark.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
https://wn.com/Ok_Go_Primary_Colors_|_A_Stop_Motion_Music_Video_For_Sesame_Street
Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Marty Abrahams. Directed by Al Jarnow.
This version features the color corrections originally intended by director of photography, Jeff Turick. The version which unfortunately premiered on the Rolling Stone website and subsequently aired on Sesame Street had never been treated and was muddy and dark.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 879237
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Webcam, a short film about modern miscommunication.
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- Duration: 8:45
- Uploaded Date: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 1810
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not that they've ever become hugely popular). It was selected to premiere a...
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not that they've ever become hugely popular). It was selected to premiere as the opening short film on the first day of the Brooklyn Summer Movie Series, set on the lawn beneath the Brooklyn Bridge with the NY skyline in the background. It was an extraordinary night. Needless to say, I was on cloud 9. It later screened in the Sundance Channel's "Buzzcuts" series (not sure if they do that anymore, but it was a great little program to support local filmmakers).
You can view more of my work at www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com
https://wn.com/Webcam,_A_Short_Film_About_Modern_Miscommunication.
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not that they've ever become hugely popular). It was selected to premiere as the opening short film on the first day of the Brooklyn Summer Movie Series, set on the lawn beneath the Brooklyn Bridge with the NY skyline in the background. It was an extraordinary night. Needless to say, I was on cloud 9. It later screened in the Sundance Channel's "Buzzcuts" series (not sure if they do that anymore, but it was a great little program to support local filmmakers).
You can view more of my work at www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com
- published: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 1810
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2018 DN Ice Boat Racing | Lake Charlevoix, Michigan
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- Duration: 2:04
- Uploaded Date: 01 Feb 2018
- views: 5923
- published: 01 Feb 2018
- views: 5923
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Canon's The Story Beyond the Still - "Allison" | Chapter 4 Winner, Sundance 2011 Premiere
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- Duration: 4:00
- Uploaded Date: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 1291
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest***
A short film by Director and Director of Photography Jeff Turick which was voted the Chap...
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest***
A short film by Director and Director of Photography Jeff Turick which was voted the Chapter 4 Winner for Canon's "The Story Beyond the Still Contest." The film screened to standing room only audience at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival with the other seven chapters in the series.
Here's the link to view all the chapters in their chronological entirety, including "Corridors", the Winners-written collaboration directed by Vincent Laforet: https://vimeo.com/19096657
Chapter 4 Director's commentary with technical notes and extended beach scene here:
http://vimeo.com/11806174
New York based DP Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provides production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
CAST
Cabbie: Steven Nelson
Beachcomber: Clark Middleton
Allison: Daphne Ciccarelle
Thug 1: Solomon Shiv
Thug 2: Rory Dunwoody
Scientist: Tom Knutson
Babysitter: Kristen Turick
CREW
Director of Photography: Jeff Turick
Producer: Kristen Turick
Gaffer: Stephen Cannella
Jib Operator: Ian "The Finger" McGrew
Grip/Electric: Tom "Tommy Boy" Bartlett, Paul Carmine, Kenny Pelczar
Best Girl Electric: Kim Formisano
Makeup: Barbara Whitchurch asuitableimage.com
Production Coordinator: Stephen Stuart
Audio Engineer: Greg McKean
Original score by Jesse Solomon Clark jessesolomonclark.com
Some equipment provided by:
Chris Anderson nevessaproduction.com
Special thanks: Sarah Haas, Nicoelle Cohen, Ralph Umhoefer, Kirk Nehring, Pablo Riera
Additional voice talent, Prisoners: Ana Alexandria Knight, Cheryl Pickett, Arthur Harold
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon f/2.8 EF lenses: 16-35mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 100mm macro.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
https://wn.com/Canon's_The_Story_Beyond_The_Still_Allison_|_Chapter_4_Winner,_Sundance_2011_Premiere
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest***
A short film by Director and Director of Photography Jeff Turick which was voted the Chapter 4 Winner for Canon's "The Story Beyond the Still Contest." The film screened to standing room only audience at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival with the other seven chapters in the series.
Here's the link to view all the chapters in their chronological entirety, including "Corridors", the Winners-written collaboration directed by Vincent Laforet: https://vimeo.com/19096657
Chapter 4 Director's commentary with technical notes and extended beach scene here:
http://vimeo.com/11806174
New York based DP Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provides production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
CAST
Cabbie: Steven Nelson
Beachcomber: Clark Middleton
Allison: Daphne Ciccarelle
Thug 1: Solomon Shiv
Thug 2: Rory Dunwoody
Scientist: Tom Knutson
Babysitter: Kristen Turick
CREW
Director of Photography: Jeff Turick
Producer: Kristen Turick
Gaffer: Stephen Cannella
Jib Operator: Ian "The Finger" McGrew
Grip/Electric: Tom "Tommy Boy" Bartlett, Paul Carmine, Kenny Pelczar
Best Girl Electric: Kim Formisano
Makeup: Barbara Whitchurch asuitableimage.com
Production Coordinator: Stephen Stuart
Audio Engineer: Greg McKean
Original score by Jesse Solomon Clark jessesolomonclark.com
Some equipment provided by:
Chris Anderson nevessaproduction.com
Special thanks: Sarah Haas, Nicoelle Cohen, Ralph Umhoefer, Kirk Nehring, Pablo Riera
Additional voice talent, Prisoners: Ana Alexandria Knight, Cheryl Pickett, Arthur Harold
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon f/2.8 EF lenses: 16-35mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 100mm macro.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 1291
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Happy Holidays, everyone!
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- Duration: 0:20
- Uploaded Date: 15 Dec 2017
- views: 58
- published: 15 Dec 2017
- views: 58
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Iridescent Learning - "Cubicle" | A Commercial shot on Canon 5D Mark 2
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- Duration: 1:31
- Uploaded Date: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 483
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Director of Photography Jeff Turick to promote Iridescent Learning, a you...
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Director of Photography Jeff Turick to promote Iridescent Learning, a youth educational program in Bronx, NY.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
https://wn.com/Iridescent_Learning_Cubicle_|_A_Commercial_Shot_On_Canon_5D_Mark_2
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Director of Photography Jeff Turick to promote Iridescent Learning, a youth educational program in Bronx, NY.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 483
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"Growing My Brave" - a Documentary Trailer about Healing Arts, shot on the Canon 5D Mark 2
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- Duration: 2:22
- Uploaded Date: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 506
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine, featuring the remarkable work of California therapist Fred Mitouer. ...
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine, featuring the remarkable work of California therapist Fred Mitouer. Directed by filmmaker Jeff Turick, and shot by Jeff and his wife Kristen Turick using Canon 5D Mark 2 cameras. Music by Jay Lifton and his marvelous cello comrade, Daniel Bensi.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
https://wn.com/Growing_My_Brave_A_Documentary_Trailer_About_Healing_Arts,_Shot_On_The_Canon_5D_Mark_2
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine, featuring the remarkable work of California therapist Fred Mitouer. Directed by filmmaker Jeff Turick, and shot by Jeff and his wife Kristen Turick using Canon 5D Mark 2 cameras. Music by Jay Lifton and his marvelous cello comrade, Daniel Bensi.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 506
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OK Go - "Primary Colors" | A Stop-Motion Music Video for Sesame Street
Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Mar...
published: 22 Jun 2012
OK Go - "Primary Colors" | A Stop-Motion Music Video for Sesame Street
OK Go - "Primary Colors" | A Stop-Motion Music Video for Sesame Street
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- published: 22 Jun 2012
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Stop-motion music video with the indie rock band, OK Go. Produced for Sesame Street by Marty Abrahams. Directed by Al Jarnow.
This version features the color corrections originally intended by director of photography, Jeff Turick. The version which unfortunately premiered on the Rolling Stone website and subsequently aired on Sesame Street had never been treated and was muddy and dark.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
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Webcam, a short film about modern miscommunication.
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not t...
published: 15 Jul 2012
Webcam, a short film about modern miscommunication.
Webcam, a short film about modern miscommunication.
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- published: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 1810
I made this film back in 2002 when webcams were really starting to gain popularity. (not that they've ever become hugely popular). It was selected to premiere as the opening short film on the first day of the Brooklyn Summer Movie Series, set on the lawn beneath the Brooklyn Bridge with the NY skyline in the background. It was an extraordinary night. Needless to say, I was on cloud 9. It later screened in the Sundance Channel's "Buzzcuts" series (not sure if they do that anymore, but it was a great little program to support local filmmakers).
You can view more of my work at www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com
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2018 DN Ice Boat Racing | Lake Charlevoix, Michigan
published: 01 Feb 2018
2018 DN Ice Boat Racing | Lake Charlevoix, Michigan
2018 DN Ice Boat Racing | Lake Charlevoix, Michigan
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Canon's The Story Beyond the Still - "Allison" | Chapter 4 Winner, Sundance 2011 Premiere
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest***
A short film by Dir...
published: 22 Jun 2012
Canon's The Story Beyond the Still - "Allison" | Chapter 4 Winner, Sundance 2011 Premiere
Canon's The Story Beyond the Still - "Allison" | Chapter 4 Winner, Sundance 2011 Premiere
- Report rights infringement
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 1291
***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest***
A short film by Director and Director of Photography Jeff Turick which was voted the Chapter 4 Winner for Canon's "The Story Beyond the Still Contest." The film screened to standing room only audience at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival with the other seven chapters in the series.
Here's the link to view all the chapters in their chronological entirety, including "Corridors", the Winners-written collaboration directed by Vincent Laforet: https://vimeo.com/19096657
Chapter 4 Director's commentary with technical notes and extended beach scene here:
http://vimeo.com/11806174
New York based DP Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provides production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
CAST
Cabbie: Steven Nelson
Beachcomber: Clark Middleton
Allison: Daphne Ciccarelle
Thug 1: Solomon Shiv
Thug 2: Rory Dunwoody
Scientist: Tom Knutson
Babysitter: Kristen Turick
CREW
Director of Photography: Jeff Turick
Producer: Kristen Turick
Gaffer: Stephen Cannella
Jib Operator: Ian "The Finger" McGrew
Grip/Electric: Tom "Tommy Boy" Bartlett, Paul Carmine, Kenny Pelczar
Best Girl Electric: Kim Formisano
Makeup: Barbara Whitchurch asuitableimage.com
Production Coordinator: Stephen Stuart
Audio Engineer: Greg McKean
Original score by Jesse Solomon Clark jessesolomonclark.com
Some equipment provided by:
Chris Anderson nevessaproduction.com
Special thanks: Sarah Haas, Nicoelle Cohen, Ralph Umhoefer, Kirk Nehring, Pablo Riera
Additional voice talent, Prisoners: Ana Alexandria Knight, Cheryl Pickett, Arthur Harold
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon f/2.8 EF lenses: 16-35mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 100mm macro.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
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Iridescent Learning - "Cubicle" | A Commercial shot on Canon 5D Mark 2
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Dir...
published: 22 Jun 2012
Iridescent Learning - "Cubicle" | A Commercial shot on Canon 5D Mark 2
Iridescent Learning - "Cubicle" | A Commercial shot on Canon 5D Mark 2
- Report rights infringement
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 483
A wonderful and heartwarming commercial by the amazingly creative John Doan, lensed by Director of Photography Jeff Turick to promote Iridescent Learning, a youth educational program in Bronx, NY.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
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"Growing My Brave" - a Documentary Trailer about Healing Arts, shot on the Canon 5D Mark 2
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine...
published: 22 Jun 2012
"Growing My Brave" - a Documentary Trailer about Healing Arts, shot on the Canon 5D Mark 2
"Growing My Brave" - a Documentary Trailer about Healing Arts, shot on the Canon 5D Mark 2
- Report rights infringement
- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 506
A trailer for a documentary about healing arts, and complementary and alternative medicine, featuring the remarkable work of California therapist Fred Mitouer. Directed by filmmaker Jeff Turick, and shot by Jeff and his wife Kristen Turick using Canon 5D Mark 2 cameras. Music by Jay Lifton and his marvelous cello comrade, Daniel Bensi.
Jeff Turick and his company 422 Films provide production services and camera crews for small- to mid-sized digital and video productions in the greater New York City area, New Jersey and beyond. You can view more of Jeff's work at http://www.NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com.
Jeff
Jeff is a short form of the English given name Jeffrey, which derives from a medieval variant of Geoffrey. Jeff is especially used in the US and Canada.
Music
- Jeff, an instrumental album by Jeff Beck
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Jeff
OK Go - "Primary Colors" | A Stop-Motion Music Vid...
Webcam, a short film about modern miscommunication...
2018 DN Ice Boat Racing | Lake Charlevoix, Michiga...
Canon's The Story Beyond the Still - "Allison" | C...
Happy Holidays, everyone!...
Iridescent Learning - "Cubicle" | A Commercial sho...
