SippyCup is one bass player’s lamentable tale of woe.
A low-fi exercise in storytelling. Flip-Cam only, no external sound equipment.
Written, performed, shot, edited by Sam L Landman for Pommelhorse.
The first (?) in a series. What’s In Your Beard asks the question we all want to know: What’s in your beard?
Featuring Brian Beatty, Andy Sturdevant and Chris Knutson.
Shot on an Panasonic HVX 200 in under 2 hours. Edited in under two hours. Fast/loose.
Written/Directed by Matthew Glover
DP Antonio Aguirre
AD Todd Daninger
Sound Dan Schleuter
Edited by Mark Ferris
Graphics by Greg Brannen
Lyrics by Sam L. Landman
Music sampled from Bernard Herrmann’s “Theme from Taxi Driver (Reprise)”
Pommelhorse’s 2011 Mpls 48 Hour Film Project
Genre: Time Travel
Character: Les Olinger
Prop: A Magnet
Line: “Tell me about it.”
Written & Produced by Matthew Glover & Sam L Landman as Pommelhorse
Directed by Sam L Landman
Photography by Joe Johnson
Editing and Sound Mixing by Mark Ferris for Blue Ox Pictures
Sound by Dan Schlueter
Graphics by Greg Brannen for Blue Ox Pictures
Featuring:
Danielle Siver as Aly
Matthew Glover as Les
Sigrid Sutter as Tracy
Sam L Landman as Lugash
Shot on a Canon 7D
“Carley’s Song” used with permission
Written by John Pickard
Produced by Dan Schlueter & John Pickard
Special Thanks to Grumpy’s Bar Downtown Minneapolis
“5ECONDS” Outtake: Lugash’s Driving Lesson - from Pommelhorse’s 2011 Mpls 48 Hour Film Project.
Written, Produced by Pommelhorse
Directed by Sam L Landman
Director of Photography Joe Johnson
Commercial ad for the local Buxton’s Pie Shoppe. Seven locations in this city alone. “Gentile or Jew, we’ve got a pie for you!”
Written, Produced & Directed by Pommelhorse in conjunction with their 2010 Minnesota Fringe Festival play “A Sad Carousel”.
Shot & Edited by Antonio Aguirre
“The Mooker” - 2010 Mpls 48 Hour Film Project
Winner: Group A Audience Award, Best Song, Best Editing, Best Graphics, Best Acting by an Ensemble, Best Screenplay, Runner-up Best Film
Tales of embarrassment and mortification are brought to a zenith when one woman tells of the time she dated a male hooker, or “mooker”.
Pommelhorse’s latest effort for the Minneapolis 48 Hour Film Project.
2010 Element Requirements: Character name: Paul(a) Williams, a chef or cook; Prop: a pair of pliers; Line of dialog: “what do you want to know?”
Featuring: Andy Brynildson, Erik Hoover, Jen Rand, Anna Sundberg, Heather Stone, Todd Daninger, Sam L Landman and Matthew Glover
Written, produced and directed by: Sam L Landman and Matthew Glover
Photographed by: Joe Johnson
Edited by: Mark Ferris
Credits by: Greg Brannen
Production Manager: Katharine Horowitz
AD: Todd Daninger
Sound: Dan Bob Schlueter
Gaffer: Jonny Stuckmayer
Grip: John Klinkhammer
Shot with Panasonic HPX 170; 85mm 1.8, 50mm 1.4, & 35mm 2.8 lenses.
Produced in conjunction with Blue Ox Pictures.
Nervous Hands - “Bald Guy In Shorts” used with permission, 2010.
“Rick & Bev Should Not Have Played That April Fool’s Prank of Ralph”
Our 2008 Mpls 48 Hour Film Project, written by Pommelhorse, Nikki Miller & Kate Herr
Produced by Lingo Three
Directed, edited by Nikki Miller
Director of Photography Joe Johnson
Original songs by Joe Johnson, Eli Stone, Lana Bolin
Lyrics by Sam L Landman
“Previous Owners (of a Starship)” - Nervous Hands
The first video from Nervous Hands. This song is off their new EP “I’m Taking My Own Head, Screwing It On Right, And No Guys Gonna Tell Me It Ain’t”.
myspace.com/nervoushandsmusic
Written & Directed by Matthew Glover - for Pommelhorse Productions.
Director of Photography/Editing: Antonio Aguirre
Production Assistant: Todd Daninger
Production Assistant/Sound: Dan Bob Schlueter
Production Assistant: Amanda Lyn Guerin
Props/Art Direction: Jodi Trotta
Featuring:
Chris Knutson
With:
Adam Fielitz, Amelia English, Sarah Lemanczyk, Mark Nelson, Jodi Trotta, Christopher Kidder, Sasha Walloch, Dylan Fresco, Julie Ann Neville, Amado Sleiman, Robin Dodge Pechuman, Michael Custard, Todd Daninger.
Nervous Hands:
Peter Clowney, Sam Landman, Steve Nelson
Special Thanks:
Kristin Bark, Cindy Framiciscus, Debbie Nichols, Chris Nichols, Julia Clowney, Becky Welander, Sarah Lemanczyk, Kenner, George Lucas, all the guys at Mos Eisley, Han, Lando, Chewy, & “Hoth Leia” (the hottest Leia)
Shot on Panasonic 200
