I wanted to be an Art Director on a movie shoot.
But they needed a lead actor instead. I had no experience, but when I go outside my comfort zone I always learn something new — so it seemed like a good deal.
We shot at Cramer in Norwood, MA — a huge creative playground full of energetic people, technology, and gear. How could I say no?
I learned a lot about video production and it was a ton of fun. The crew was energized, supportive, and cool, so I came back each year as a character actor or whatever needed to be done to help make another entry for the 48-Hour Film Festival.
I learned a lot about video production and it was a ton of fun. The crew was energized, supportive, and cool, so I came back each year as a character actor or whatever needed to be done to help make another entry for the 48-Hour Film Festival.
SPECIAL THANKS TO CRAMER FOR GENEROUSLY HOSTING THIS PRODUCTION
Family Spies
2005
48 Hour Film Festival — Lead Character “Davie Spies”
Screened at The Kendall Square Theater, Cambridge, MA
Directed by Scott Palmer
Run time 7:00
2005
48 Hour Film Festival — Lead Character “Davie Spies”
Screened at The Kendall Square Theater, Cambridge, MA
Directed by Scott Palmer
Run time 7:00
A washed up and delusional former child-actor turns into a goofy stalker when his former co-star comes to town. Hilarity ensues.
