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Rest
“Rest,” is the story of a young American soldier who dies in WW1 and ninety years later unearths himself from a grave in the European countryside. Shot over the course of a week in Mendocino County, Morongo Valley and New York City, the film is a dark, but beautiful meditation on a wayward soul’s pursuit of peace.
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“Rest,” is the story of a young American soldier who dies in WW1 and ninety years later unearths himself from a grave in the European countryside. Shot over the course of a week in Mendocino County, Morongo Valley and New York City, the film is a dark, but beautiful meditation on a wayward soul’s pursuit of peace.
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Light
“Light” a short film directed by David Parker, initially began as a project intended to bring awareness to energy waste. Bleeding, crying lights were meant to metaphorically parallel the way in which we invisibly squander our natural resources without much thought. While the original sentiment remains, the film also grew into a poetic statement about…
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“Light” a short film directed by David Parker, initially began as a project intended to bring awareness to energy waste. Bleeding, crying lights were meant to metaphorically parallel the way in which we invisibly squander our natural resources without much thought. While the original sentiment remains, the film also grew into a poetic statement about a world run amok and the human tendency to exploit that which we hold dear.
The film was shot over a couple nights in Los Angeles as two friends drove around with a camera exploring the city’s architecture and abandoned landscapes. Keeping in this vain, the film will be projected in selected US cities in vacant storefront windows and onto walls in alleys as a moving piece of public art.
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Hooray For Earth “Sails” Featuring Madeline Zima
“Sails” the music video for Hooray for Earth tells a loose narrative of a young woman trapped in a temporal loop trying to escape. Haunting, beautiful and strange the video debuted on NPR music.
Read MoreHooray For Earth “Sails” Featuring Madeline Zima
“Sails” the music video for Hooray for Earth tells a loose narrative of a young woman trapped in a temporal loop trying to escape. Haunting, beautiful and strange the video debuted on NPR music.
Directors: David Parker, Cole Schreiber
Editor: Kevin Zimmerman
Cinematographer: Shawn Kim
2nd camera: James Laxton
EP: Sue Yeon Ahn
Producer: E. Chase Masterson
Wardrobe: Ruby Katilius
Make Up: Anny Kim
Production Assistants: Kevin Miller, Minh Ly, Zoe Moore
Additional Talent: Mara KleinColorist: Ricky Gausis @ MPC
Telecine Producer: Amanda OrnelasVFX: Cole Schreiber, David Parker
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The Popular Workshop Artist Series: Bob Chisholm
The second in a series of documentaries being commissioned for The Popular Workshop, the short film delves into the life of photographer Bob Chisholm. Chisholm has been prolifically documenting his travels, family and surroundings for roughly the last 50 years. The majority of the work in his most recent show was discovered…
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The second in a series of documentaries being commissioned for The Popular Workshop, the short film delves into the life of photographer Bob Chisholm. Chisholm has been prolifically documenting his travels, family and surroundings for roughly the last 50 years. The majority of the work in his most recent show was discovered in a crawl space in a home in Northern California, left untouched for more than a decade. Architect, poet, avid traveler and documentarian, his work both subtly subverts and simultaneously embraces the sociological constructs of the eras that it spans. The duplicity, off-putting humor, and beauty in the mundane that runs throughout Chisholm’s work brings to mind the work of photographers such as William Eggelston, Robert Frank and Joseph Szabo. Originally unintended for a gallery audience, Chisholm’s photographs present a candidly honest depiction of an uncompromising life.
Directed by: Cole Schreiber
Cinematography: David Bornfriend
Sound Recording: Joe Stillwell
Editor: Kevin Zimmerman
Color: Cole Schreiber
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Mnemosyne
Daphne Guinness’s vision of her first scent “Daphne”, a limited edition collaboration with Comme des Garcons. The piece avoids logos and dialogue, with the end product being more a non-branded art film than commercial. The two-day shoot resulted in a dramatic piece that premiered at Londons Dover Street Market on September 3rd and at the Hudson Hotel during NY Fashion Week.
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Daphne Guinness’s vision of her first scent “Daphne”, a limited edition collaboration with Comme des Garcons. The piece avoids logos and dialogue, with the end product being more a non-branded art film than commercial. The two-day shoot resulted in a dramatic piece that premiered at Londons Dover Street Market on September 3rd and at the Hudson Hotel during NY Fashion Week.
Directors : David Parker, Daphne Guinness
Cinematographer: Carlos Veron
Producer: Ritu Paramesh
Agency : Starworks
Agency Producer : Jauretsi Saizarbitoria
Agency : All Day Everyday
Creative Director : Kai Regan
Executive Producer : Ben DuhlPost Production
Whitehouse Editorial
Editor: Kevin ZimmermanThe Mill NY
Colorist : Damien Van Der CruyssenHuman LA
Original score: Gareth WilliamsMassMarket
VFX Producer: Cally Morton
VFX Supervisor and Lead Flame : David Parker
Lead CG Artist : Andrew Romatz, David Chontos
CG Artists : Barry Kriegshauser,
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The Popular Workshop Artist Series: Hunter Longe
Commissioned by The Popular Workshop this short documentary examines the work of Hunter Longe. Inspired by the visual by-products of magnetic data erasure – or degaussing, Longe investigates the idea of destruction as a medium for creation. Obscuration, negation, distortion and dematerialization become the formal and conceptual residue of this meta-magnetic, process-revealing installation that includes large scale wall drawings, sculptural studies, and experimental video situations.
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Commissioned by The Popular Workshop this short documentary examines the work of Hunter Longe. Inspired by the visual by-products of magnetic data erasure – or degaussing, Longe investigates the idea of destruction as a medium for creation. Obscuration, negation, distortion and dematerialization become the formal and conceptual residue of this meta-magnetic, process-revealing installation that includes large scale wall drawings, sculptural studies, and experimental video situations.
Directed by: Cole Schreiber
Cinematography: David Bornfriend
Sound Recording: Joe Stillwell
Editor: Kevin Zimmerman
Color: Cole Schreiber
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Wise Blood “2 All The Girls Who Have Trusted Me”
The story of a man trapped in a triangular love affair, the anachronistic video unfolds in reverse playing with time and the confusing nature of a relationship gone wrong.
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The story of a man trapped in a triangular love affair, the anachronistic video unfolds in reverse playing with time and the confusing nature of a relationship gone wrong.
Director: David Parker
DP: Carlos Veron
Producer: Alex Maxwell
Producer: Carlos VeronThe Mill NY
Color : Damien Van Der Cruyssen
Editor: Ryan Mckenna
Visual Effects: David Parker
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Wise Blood “B.I.G. E.G.O.”
A death-dealing woman destroys everyone with her gravitational pull. She climbs to her perch atop a New York City loft and waits with her servant for the sun to set and the humans to gravitate toward her.
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A death-dealing woman destroys everyone with her gravitational pull. She climbs to her perch atop a New York City loft and waits with her servant for the sun to set and the humans to gravitate toward her.
Director: David Parker
DP: Carlos Veron
Producer: Alex MaxwellEditor: Ryan Mckenna at The Mill NY
Color : Damien Van Der Cruyssen at The Mill NYVisual Effects by Ntropic
Creative Director: Nate Robinson
Executive Producer: Dana Townsend
Post Producer: Melissa Warhaftig
Lead Compositor: Ben Mattress
CG Artist: Paul Fuller
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Sunday / Paper is the collaboration of Cole Schreiber and David Parker. Our goal is to create evocative, beautifully crafted images, showcasing stories that are thoughtful and compelling in any and all mediums. If you’re feeling it, please get in touch!