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I Spyders is a dark comedy starring John (Kevin Jake Walker, Devil Seed), Gabriel Dumas, Michelle Harris and Jeff Yung. Directed by William Allinson, shot by Stephen Chandler Whitehead (A People Uncounted, We Ate the Children Last), and produced by Kyle Edward Wilson.
Finally had a chance to update my demo reel over the past few weekends to include a range of work over the last year. Hope you enjoy and FYI the track is “Life on the Nickel” by Foster the People.
New video edit! Only a day to go through 6 hours of footage and come up with a final cut, then FedEx it to Montreal for the Auto Show! It’s a mashup of AF, HPX and DRIFT footage with a few location shots worked in for context. It was Produced by Phanta Media in partnership with Ariad Communications for Smart Canada.
With over 200,000 hits on Vimeo alone, Ryan Enn Hughes’ 360 Project is generating some serious buzz. I collaborated with Ryan during the editing process, taking rotating images and manipulating them to create two shorts: Ballet & Krump. The first is a softer edit with subtle glitch edits, the second is a lot more hard hitting with stutters, sporadic placement and bold glitch effects. Check out the two shorts and behind the scenes video below!
A short piece showcasing a National Ballet of Canada principal dancer performing on white. The focus here was to edit her movement into one flowing sequence of physical movement; the antithesis to RGB Move.
The official trailer for Yaz Rabadi’s latest short film, Inside is now available. This refreshing project gave me a chance to work on dramatic subject matter and RED footage! The goal was to summarize the important elements of the film, evoke intrigue and leave the viewer wanting more.
I have only edited a handful of trailers but I really pushed to make this one professional and commercially appealing. Check it out!
The latest short I edited for Ryan Enn Hughes is now available online. I really enjoyed working on this project because of the creative freedom allowed. I wanted the twitch-like movement of the insects to transcend the entire short, which resulted in an intense edit. The music by Professor Kliq also helped to sustain that intensity. Check it out below!