Community performance venue “The Marsh” has been delighting audiences and supporting the careers of up-and-coming solo performers for 23 years. And through that entire time, they’ve had to make do with 4 different kinds of hand-me-down theater seats. And now, by gosh, it’s time for new ones!
Please enjoy the short promo video foolish tree films produced for the marsh. It features the very funny Geoff Hoyle as “The Geezer.” (Also the name of his one-man show, now at the Marsh through September 18, 2011.)
Promoting an event or campaign for your business, art or project? Video is the way to go, and foolish tree films will set you up right. Just fill out our Estimate Request Form to get started.
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An evening in March of 2011 with the fabulous traditional Cuban band, “El Guajiro,” at the wonderful Italian/Argentinian restaurant, “Caffe D’Melanio.”
UPDATE: We’re very sorry to report that our friend, client and man of community awesomeness, Melanio, passed away early Saturday morning, April 16, 2011. He will be deeply missed. The caffe is still open and is now being run with reduced hours by Melanio’s sister and niece. Visit www.caffemelanio.com for more information.
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Roastmaster Melanio of Caffe D’Melanio creates his “Roastmaster Blend.” Can’t you smell the beans?
UPDATE: We’re very sorry to report that our friend, client and man of community awesomeness, Melanio, passed away early Saturday morning, April 16, 2011. He will be deeply missed. The caffe is still open and is now being run with reduced hours by Melanio’s sister and niece. Visit www.caffemelanio.com for more information.
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A whole heck of a lot of crazy fun for the holidays. A short scene from the film “Kick Ass,” re-imagined for the characters the Joker and Dr. Harleen Quinzel. Gunshots! Crazy Angles! Smoke Effects! This one’s got it all folks. Enjoy!
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Our 2010 Promotional mini-movie for
the Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco
Are you tired and stressed by the thought of crazy mall crowds
and another commercialized Christmas?
Your solution to this predicament of modern life is revealed!!!
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Notes on the production: This movie was shot in 2 days at the Dickens Fair. Besides just getting all there is to see at the fair, we asked people 1) What is your favorite thing about London at Christmas time? and 2) What places should one avoid? (We knew we’d get some good answers!) We had some ideas of what we wanted to do with it but it didn’t all come together until we looked at the footage. Everything you see and hear was taken from what we shot. All of the intro and ending were shot with our green screen in our apartment studio and hallway. It was all completed in 4 very long days!