Last week, I recorded and edited some videos for Bethesda Mission. This was one of the blessings of being an intern: The mission needed someone to do these videos in preparation for their Do a 180 weekend, but they had no budget for it. Since I'm an intern, my boss at the production company was able to send me to do it. And what a good experience it was for me!
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
"AAA" spots - Production Manager
On my second and third days of my internship at Rutan Productions in New Cumberland, I acted as production manager/production assistant for a shoot for AAA Central PA, interacting with the clients, keeping track of the schedule, and even running sound when needed.
Monday, May 14, 2012
"Smile" - Makeup Artist
In my last post, I mentioned doing makeup for Rick Hansberry's "Smile" produced by actress Sarah Hawkins. This 60-second film was released and is a finalize in Fine Living Lancaster's 60 Second Film Fest.
http://knoclothing.com/blogs/news/5960919-smile
http://knoclothing.com/blogs/news/5960919-smile
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
What I'm Doing Now
I've been living the stressful and exciting life of a freelancer! It's strange to go from being very busy to not busy at all, but I love how unpredictable the projects can be. Here's a little bit of what I've been up to lately:
- Preparing "Waiting Room" for exhibition. I'm not allowed to announce it yet, but the premiere will be in late April, and a trailer will be out within two weeks. Post-production has been going really smoothly and it's been quite a journey! The official poster has just been released, so be sure to check it out in the facebook page and "like" it! facebook.com/waitingroomshortfilm
- I got to do makeup on a shoot produced by Sarah Hawkins for Kno Clothing, a company that aims to eradicate homelessness. I worked with three models and did makeup on Sarah for a short film by Lancaster-based filmmaker Rick Hansberry called "Smile." The company CEOs were present, and it was a blessing to work with people with such beautiful hearts.
- Co-writing "New Hope" with Naomi King, a feature-length film that has already been picked up by Group 13 Productions. The film is about a girl who finds out she's adopted right after her high school graduation and sets off on a journey to find them - and the only information she has about them is that they were modern-day hippies!
- Participating in Script Frenzy, an international challenge to write 100 pages of material in the 30 days in April. The first short film script I'm working on is for a TV show series called "The Indie Flicks," which already has a director and crew in place.
- I'm still selling Mary Kay cosmetics. I mostly work with young actors and models and give them specific information that only a makeup artist would be able to share with them for their careers.
- Editing some dance videos. The last video I edited was for a girl auditioning for the Radio City Rockettes. (I hope she gets it!) I LOVE editing dance videos.
A huge thanks to everyone who has supported me these last few months!
- Preparing "Waiting Room" for exhibition. I'm not allowed to announce it yet, but the premiere will be in late April, and a trailer will be out within two weeks. Post-production has been going really smoothly and it's been quite a journey! The official poster has just been released, so be sure to check it out in the facebook page and "like" it! facebook.com/waitingroomshortfilm
- I got to do makeup on a shoot produced by Sarah Hawkins for Kno Clothing, a company that aims to eradicate homelessness. I worked with three models and did makeup on Sarah for a short film by Lancaster-based filmmaker Rick Hansberry called "Smile." The company CEOs were present, and it was a blessing to work with people with such beautiful hearts.
- Co-writing "New Hope" with Naomi King, a feature-length film that has already been picked up by Group 13 Productions. The film is about a girl who finds out she's adopted right after her high school graduation and sets off on a journey to find them - and the only information she has about them is that they were modern-day hippies!
- Participating in Script Frenzy, an international challenge to write 100 pages of material in the 30 days in April. The first short film script I'm working on is for a TV show series called "The Indie Flicks," which already has a director and crew in place.
- I'm still selling Mary Kay cosmetics. I mostly work with young actors and models and give them specific information that only a makeup artist would be able to share with them for their careers.
- Editing some dance videos. The last video I edited was for a girl auditioning for the Radio City Rockettes. (I hope she gets it!) I LOVE editing dance videos.
A huge thanks to everyone who has supported me these last few months!
Sunday, March 18, 2012
ConnectCare3 Commercial
In January, I had the opportunity to do makeup on a commercial for ConnectCare3 (a nurse navigator service) directed by Lancaster-based filmmaker Mary Haverstick and produced by Michele Mercure. These actresses were lovely and I hope to be able to work with this production company again in the future! Working with people who love what they do is what makes me want to keep pursuing a career in this industry.
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