I've been doing a lot of work for Best Buy lately - it's been fun stuff, working with great clients, crew, and talent. There was enough flex in the schedule to allow me 5 minutes here and there to stage some shots that had nothing to do with the job. These shots evolved over the week into a micro story - I'm not exactly sure what that story is yet, but it ended up with a 70's vintage suspense/thriller vibe. Adding the kid element makes me think it's a weird modern fairy tale, or a twisted version of one of those Disney style after school specials I grew up with.
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Labels: cinematic, micro story, widescreen
I don't know what the movie's title is, but this shot is definitely in the film that's been building in my head.
In case you missed it, I'm in CA for the March/April issue! The print edition is due any day now, but if you can't wait, you can see it online.
And if that's not enough cool press, I was chosen by STEP Inside Design Magazine as one of their top 25 emerging artists! From the cover: "A first look at the 25 freshest minds in design". Terry Lee Stone curated and wrote the cover story. The content isn't online yet, but you can download a PDF of the article here.