Tag: comedy director

Psycho Therapy

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Psycho Therapy, an episode of the comedy web series, The Man Van. The series features behind the scenes videos of my efforts in trying to get a series called The Man Van off the ground. In this episode, I’m trying to get rid of my on-camera mugging that was exposed in my embarrassing appearance in the previous episode. I visit a Russian psychologist who has her own form of treatment for his ailment.

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La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival

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La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival

director greg mcdonald on red carpet
Director Greg McDonald and cinematographer Roberto Correa at the red carpet at La Jolla Int’l Fashion Film Festival.

La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival was a blast! Fashion film director and photographer Greg McDonald along with cinematographer Roberto Correa on the red carpet, were the talk of the festival with their fashion film comedy, The Selfie That Changed The World. The film takes a look inside the mind of an instagram selfie addict. Comedies usually don’t screen at the festival which made it that much more special. The response we got from the audience was remarkable. It’s such a fun festival to go to and I’ve been to it several times in the past but having a film screening in it was really an honor. It was nominated for Best Creative Concept and Best Narration. Shot at 6k resolution and mastered in 4k and filming guerrillaa style on Melrose Avenue and in a back alley made to look like a coffee shop off of Sunset Blvd.

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Creepy Location Scouting

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Creepy Location Scouting

film director Greg McDonald in scary horror cave

Creepy location scouting at the old LA zoo in Griffith Park in Los Angeles. I was checking it out for a possible photo shoot. The old caves where they used to keep the animals could be a great location for horror or for a dark scary apocalyptic place. 

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