Since he was a kid growing up in Upper Marlboro Maryland, Chase Young dreamed of playing Pro Football and getting “the call” on draft day – but he didn’t imagine the moment being under quarantine and in a COVID-19 world. <br />
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We teamed up with Beats by Dre to capture the last days before Chase’s dreams of becoming a Pro came true. While in quarantine, Chase reflects on his journey and how the current times give him a renewed perspective on the importance of family. <br />
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This project was developed, produced, and captured remotely following strict health and safety guidelines with Chase, his family, and our crews’ safety top of mind.<br />
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Client - Beats by Dre<br />
Production Company - Even/Odd<br />
Directors - Amar Chebib & Mohammad Gorjestani<br />
Producer - Heron Bourke<br />
Remote Shooter - Ian Thomas<br />
Editor - Lauren Connelly

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Written & Directed by Harry Israelson<br />
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A Ways & Means Production<br />
www.ways-means.co<br />
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Starring <br />
Lola Kirke<br />
Jack Henry Robbins<br />
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Executive Producers<br />
Lana Kim<br />
Jett Steiger<br />
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Produced by Sonja Mereu<br />
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Cinematography by Jeff Leeds Cohn<br />
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Music by Chaz Bear & Anthony Ferraro<br />
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Color by Mikey Rossiter (The Mill)<br />
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VFX by Dark Arts<br />
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Sound Design by Unbridled Sound<br />
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Special Thanks<br />
PANAVISION<br />
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www.PrimaryColors.tv

2014 <br />
<br />
www.jimmymarble.com<br />
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directed by Jimmy Marble<br />
Production Co.: Ways & Means<br />
Executive Producers: Lana Kim / Jett Steiger<br />
Producer: Sage Price<br />
DP: Kelly Moore<br />
Production Designer: Ashley Fenton<br />
Hair/Makeup: Laura Peyer<br />
Stylist: Chandra Chavez<br />
Colorist: Bossi Baker<br />
Staring: Bethany Toews<br />
With: Eric Johnson, Joey Bookout, Hannah R. Black, Kevin Malloy, Asma Kamara, Anabella Casanova, Dominique Generaux, Jillian Kliewer, Alix Isom, Michael Buchanan, Ana Coto, Georgia Stockwell, Avi Taylor, Jon Brown, Brent Worcester

June 2014<br />
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Featuring Angela Trimbur and Graham Becket<br />
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Director: Jimmy Marble<br />
Producer: Sage Price<br />
Executive Producers: Jett Steiger and Lana Kim<br />
Production Company: Ways & Means<br />
Production Coordinator: Jake Breslaurer<br />
DP: Eli Goldstein<br />
Production Designer: Aron Filkey<br />
Hair/Makeup: Sabrina Wilson<br />
Stylist: Georgia Stockwell<br />
1st AC: Erin Douglas<br />
2nd AC: Skylar Boccio<br />
Gaffer: Alvin Octoman<br />
Key Grip: Joeseph Wagoner<br />
Production Assistants: Lani Trock<br />
On site chef: Colin Kohler<br />
Colorist: Danny Reams<br />
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Lani Trock, Jake Breslaurer, and Joeseph Wagoner as the cloaked figures

A short film for UK-based charity Live Life Give Life. <br />
Find out more - https://livelifegivelife.org.uk/<br />
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Direction and Animation - Daniel Stankler<br />
Creative Direction - Roydon Turner<br />
Produced by - Awesonova<br />
Sound by - Zing Audio

Long live

Tony’s Chocolonely is the impact company on a mission to make all chocolate 100% slave-free. In collaboration with Idris Ilba, we created a colorful manifesto about fair and unfair. <br />
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Creative Agency: HERC the agency<br />
Creative Director: Rogier de Bruin & Emilio de Haan<br />
Account Director: Niels Heimens<br />
Agency Producer: Kiek Beljaars<br />
Choco monster animation: Brian Elstak<br />
Title design: Joëlle Strijk<br />
Mural design: Franko Rosas<br />
Chocolate shots: Chuck Studios<br />
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Production: Division Paris<br />
Director: Helmi<br />
Director of Photography: Deepa Keshvala<br />
Executive Producer: Theo Gall<br />
Edit: Antonin Brones (Division)/ Etienne Gueriaux (Machine Molle) / Brian Ent (Kapsalon)<br />
Grading: Arthur Paux<br />
Post Production: Machine Molle<br />
Styling: Jill Gattegno<br />
Set producer: Alliochia Madeuf<br />
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Music: Tshegue<br />
Narrative: Rogier de Bruin x Idris Elba<br />
Voice over: Idris Elba<br />
Sound design: Audentity / Niels den Otter<br />
Music Supervisor: Pitch & Sync London<br />
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Client: Tony’s Chocoloney<br />
Thecla Schaeffer - Marketing Magic Maker (Head of Marketing)<br />
Sabrina Spong - Movement Lead Marketing<br />
Nadine de Ridder – Creative Strategist<br />
Martijn Beenen - Project Manager

2020 D&AD - WOODEN PENCIL DIRECTION<br />
2020 YDA - GOLD SCREEN<br />
2020 CAMERIMAGE - WINNER IN BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY IN A MUSIC VIDEO <br />
2020 UKMVA - NOMINATION IN PRODUCTION DESIGN & CINEMATOGRAPHY<br />
2021 KINSALE SHARK - SHORTLIST IN BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN<br />
2020 CICLOPE - NOMINATION IN BEST MUSIC VIDEO<br />
2020 RAINDANCE FILM FESTIVAL - FINALIST<br />
2020 BMVA - NOMINATION IN DIRECTION<br />
2020 BERLIN COMMERCIAL - NOMINATION IN DIRECTION, IDEA, BEST MUSIC VIDEO, CINEMATOGRAPHY<br />
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Written and directed by Andzej Gavriss<br />
Production company | TakeShot films<br />
DP | Andrey Nikolaev<br />
Production Designer | Julija Fricsone Gavriss<br />
Executive Producer | Elena Panfilova<br />
Producers | Ravil Salikhov, Natalia Butova, Rudolf Mirzoev<br />
Line Producer | Masha Enatskaya<br />
1st AD | Elena Senatorova<br />
Cast | Zhenya Saveljeva<br />
Wardrobe Stylist | Irene Rovbelle<br />
Lead actors | Georgi Martirosyan, Evgeny Shwartz<br />
Editor | Vlad Yakunin<br />
Colorgrade | Matt Osborne<br />
CG | Dmitry Talin

2012, shot w super8

for Time Magazine<br />
DP Drew Bienenmann<br />
editor Sage Price<br />
produce by Vacation Theory

Once commonplace in the United States, today Los Angeles is by far the largest and one of the last American cities to provide free and freely repaired musical instruments to its public schoolchildren, a continuous service since 1959. From Academy Award®-nominated directing duo Kris Bowers and Ben Proudfoot, The Last Repair Shop grants an all access pass to the nondescript downtown warehouse where a dwindling handful of devoted craftspeople keep over 80,000 student instruments in good repair.

Directed by Ben Proudfoot & Kris Bowers
Featuring Dana Atkinson, Paty Moreno, Duane Michaels & Steve Bagmanyan
Edited by Nick Garnham Wright
Cinematography by David Feeney-Mosier
Original Score by Katya Richardson
with themes by Kris Bowers
Color by Stephen Derluguian
Executive Produced by Jane Solomon, Peter Rotter, Ben Proudfoot, Kris Bowers, Briana Henry
Produced by Ben Proudfoot, Kris Bowers, Jeremy Lambert, & Josh Rosenberg


Produced by Breakwater Studios
Presented by Searchlight Pictures and L.A. Times Studios

Choose Go! for Conoco<br />
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produced by Taylor Vandegrift for Ways & Means<br />
DP David Robert Jones<br />
Contributing Animators: Bento Box, Stephen Pagano, Stanley Sunday, Emma at Night Lab, Ben Jones, John McGlaughlin, and Julian Gander<br />
Production Design Sean Costello<br />
Styling Jamie Catino<br />
MU Stephanie Nicole Smith<br />
Hair Preston Wada

The fight of Li Xian, rising star actor in China.<br />
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Production - Rocket Science Production china LT<br />
Executive producer - Inna Pan<br />
Line Producer - Baozi<br />
Production manager - Moting Ren and Dudu<br />
Production Assistant - Yiding<br />
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Agency - 180 Shanghai<br />
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Director - Benjamin Nicolas<br />
Cinematographer - Ming Hu<br />
1st Assistant Director - David<br />
Editor - Ben<br />
Colorist - Nikola Stefanovic at MPC Shanghai<br />
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Talent -<br />
Actor - Li Xian<br />
Music/singer - MATT HOLUBOWSKI<br />
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SFX Post production : MPC Shanghai<br />
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Music and sound design : CULT NATION Montreal<br />
composer : connor seidel<br />
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Stylism - Sakura Fisher<br />
Make up - Xin Wu

Passengers and crew on a commercial flight question their ethics when an attempt to stop a deportation occurs on their flight minutes before take-off.