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Everything Flashes — A guided tour of your memories — sets single day of SF preview performances
Studio Ferris has announced that it will be hosting an intimate one day preview performance of Colby Day’s immersive theater experience EVERYTHING FLASHES in the Pallas Gallery in San Francisco on Sunday April 21st. The show, described as “a tour of the memories that make up your life,” is set to be performed by Victoria Frings and is written & directed by Day. This preview is set as a sort of out of town test run of the show before a scaled-up production (presented by Not Impossible) back in Los Angeles at a date to be announced.
Emma D. Miller’s “The School of Canine Massage” continues its festival run at Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
After its successful SXSW 2024 world premiere, THE SCHOOL OF CANINE MASSAGE continued its festival run with screenings at Aspen Shorts Festival, Full Frame Documentary Festival, Sarasota Film Festival, and Milwaukee International Film Festival. The film will continue its festival run through the remainder of 2024.
The School of Canine Massage set for SXSW Premiere!
Emma D. Miller’s directorial debut, the short documentary The School of Canine Massage is set for a SXSW Premiere!
Emma D. Miller’s short documentary The School of Canine Massage, produced by Colby Day under his Not Impossible Productions banner has set its world premiere for this March at SXSW.
The Ojai School of Canine Massage provides professional training in the art and science of dog massage therapy. With a mix of whimsy and tenderness, “The School of Canine Massage” offers a portrait of this unique school and its dog-loving participants — revealing how people heal dogs and dogs heal people.
The film marks Emma D. Miller’s directorial debut, and is the first short to be produced under her banner Marcona Media, with Day producing. The film was shot by Ora DeKornfeld, edited by Maxwell Mueller, with sound design by Gisela Fulla-Silvestre and music by Benjamin Young.
This beautiful poster was designed by Brandon Winters.
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“A piece of art…Technically ambitious and pulled off without flaws.” – Film Threat on Lead/Follow
Film Threat calls Colby Day’s short film “a piece of art… a beautiful film… with insightful commentary on falling in love.”
A stellar write-up of our short film Lead/Follow from Film Threat. “Performers are in and out of dress throughout, props like the bed move in and out as well, and the ever-changing lighting for mood is a spectacle to behold. Technically ambitious and pulled off without flaws.” [emphasis ours!]
A review that calls the film “A piece of art” is nothing to shake a stick at! We’ll take it. Thanks Film Threat!
“It truly feels like art…” –– Bain’s Film Review
Kevin Bain from Bain’s Film Review has written a rave review of the first short film from Not Impossible. “This doesn’t just feel like filmmaking at this point, it truly feels like art.”
“I’ve never seen anything quite like Lead/Follow, and that’s a good thing. It’s original, groundbreaking, and massively entertaining… it’s brilliant.”
Really grateful to Kevin Bain for this stellar review. He crafts a really thoughtful take on the film, and especially highlights the cast’s “powerful performances,” saying that “Saba and Harris deliver… They command each and every scene with poise, and they bring Lead/Follow to life.”
Also eternally grateful to the work of our cinematographer Arlene Muller, who’s named in the review… “Muller[‘s cinemagraphy] is flawless, capable of captivating viewers throughout its entirety. This doesn’t just feel like filmmaking at this point, it truly feels like art–as if someone were literally pouring their heart and soul into the film.”