haberdash
After screening at the Cannes Short Film Corner in
2008, Haberdash was picked up for distribution by
Movieola, Canada's short film channel!
Filmed on Kodak black and white 16mm negative,
with a sublime cast and a great jazz score,
Haberdash feels like a film straight from the classic
era. Click HERE to view the teaser trailer.
Erin Thursby of Entertaining U Jacksonville
writes, "the plot sounds too silly to work, but on
film it does work, backed up with a damn good jazz
score and filmmaking that concentrates on the
details...Barry's cinematic approach also zeroes in
on the interesting characters you find in and around
Jacksonville. I can tell that Barry loves this city and
that he watches the people in it."
Read the entire article at EU Jacksonville.
Richard David Smith III of Folio Weekly writes,
"Director Barry squeezes all he can out of his Super
16-mm, creating a setting that looks like it came
straight out of a Humphrey Bogart movie - with
hints of an early Twilight Zone."
Read the entire review HERE.
Or visit the film on IMDB.
After screening at the Cannes Short Film Corner in
2008, Haberdash was picked up for distribution by
Movieola, Canada's short film channel!
Filmed on Kodak black and white 16mm negative,
with a sublime cast and a great jazz score,
Haberdash feels like a film straight from the classic
era. Click HERE to view the teaser trailer.
Erin Thursby of Entertaining U Jacksonville
writes, "the plot sounds too silly to work, but on
film it does work, backed up with a damn good jazz
score and filmmaking that concentrates on the
details...Barry's cinematic approach also zeroes in
on the interesting characters you find in and around
Jacksonville. I can tell that Barry loves this city and
that he watches the people in it."
Read the entire article at EU Jacksonville.
Richard David Smith III of Folio Weekly writes,
"Director Barry squeezes all he can out of his Super
16-mm, creating a setting that looks like it came
straight out of a Humphrey Bogart movie - with
hints of an early Twilight Zone."
Read the entire review HERE.
Or visit the film on IMDB.
THE MORNING RUN
One morning. One run. A million possibilities.
Blue Llama Studios' recent 4 minute short, The
Morning Run, featuring the music of Crash the
Satellites, recently screened at the Running Film
Festival in Eugene, Oregon coinciding with the
US Olympic Track and Field Trials.
After the screening, it was picked up by Mizuno
USA as part of their 2008 ad campaign!
Watch the film here
Then visit the film on IMDB
One morning. One run. A million possibilities.
Blue Llama Studios' recent 4 minute short, The
Morning Run, featuring the music of Crash the
Satellites, recently screened at the Running Film
Festival in Eugene, Oregon coinciding with the
US Olympic Track and Field Trials.
After the screening, it was picked up by Mizuno
USA as part of their 2008 ad campaign!
Watch the film here
Then visit the film on IMDB
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The festival premiere of VEER!
(before feature doc Picture Me)
was held in front of a sold-out
crowd at New York's Gen Art
Film Festival.
IMDB page for VEER!
Press for VEER!
(before feature doc Picture Me)
was held in front of a sold-out
crowd at New York's Gen Art
Film Festival.
IMDB page for VEER!
Press for VEER!
(left to right) Producer Antonio Sarte, actor/producer Jesse Sorensen, and director Patrick Barry at the 2009 Gen Art
Film Festival
Film Festival