My reinterpretation of Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
Welcome to the world of Metropolis, where the lords frolic above while the workers toil below. Freder, son of the master of metropolis, falls for a worker missionary. Meanwhile his father finds a solution to the worker problem -- replace them with robots!
Watch all four installments in order. This is my tribute to a fundamental work of literature that is all to difficult to find.
Written and directed by Lauren Welborne. This was our entry in Conan O'Brian's "make your own commercial" contest. We won! (not).
A moment captured while shooting b-roll for the Boulder Food and Wine Festival. You couldn't plan a shot like this!
A walk in the woods during the 2008 Quakenbush family reunion. This was shot near Winter Park, Colorado. The forest begins to recover from a massive fire, as well as a beetle infestation that devastated the lodge pole pine trees there.
You can watch in full screen HD by clicking the "Vimeo" logo in the player.
Every year they close down a few blocks of 15th in Downtown Denver near Larimer Square. Artists converge from around the world to etch temporary masterpieces on the asphalt.
A friend requested I repost this old vacation video. A sailing trip on the Elias Mann to the Maritas Islands during our 2005 vacation in Pto. Vallarta. Our guide caught a puffer fish and octopus for our amusement!
My final for both Camera Techniques and Lighting class. Starring Stacy Simental, Natalie Johnson and Michael Hale.
A short video of the silverton-durango railroad, taken during a vacation the summer of 2007. Narrow passes, lush forests, and amazing scenery and the little train puffs along the Animus river.
Some interesting photos from our 2007 Thanksgiving trip to Albuquerque. Huge thanks to Eli and Carrie for showing us such a wonderful time. Enjoy :-)
In Captivity from the Alien Abduction Project was accepted into the Fall 2007 student show at the Colorado Film School, which was exciting.
I come from a school of philosophy that believes that no project is ever completed, only abandoned. We're not quite ready to let this one go yet...
If Necessity is the mother of Invention, then Laziness is his deadbeat father. And Greed is his gold-digging wife.
