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Millions of people, all over the world, make long journeys to work every day.
He is just one of them.

Can-Do International Film Festival and Competition 2010
Winner: Narrative Film

G-Tech Driven Creativity Competition 2010
Runner Up: Professional Film

Starring Jamie Campbell
Writer/Director/Producer - Christopher Quinn
Director of Photography - Nick Aiton
Art Director - Kate V Robertson
First Assistant Director - Neil Wallace
Editors - Scott McCartney and Christopher Quinn

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  • Paulo Arellano 1 year ago
    awesome short.
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  • Kevin Jan William Wansa 1 year ago
    this is so awesome.. I will do a feature with you someday. Keep in contact, im serious.
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  • Kevin Jan William Wansa 1 year ago
    vimeo.com/10509196 first film ever
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  • Christopher Quinn 1 year ago
    Thanks Kevin, I appreciate your comments. I'll watch your film and let you know what I think.

    Chris
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  • The Film Artist plus 1 year ago
    great work!:))
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  • Timothy Mollen plus 1 year ago
    Great video, the lighting is superb!
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  • epileptic teen 1 year ago
    Pardon me asking...but what type of camera do you use?
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  • Christopher Quinn 1 year ago
    It was a canon 7d.
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  • Daniel Gustafsson plus 1 year ago
    Fantastic :)
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  • OneClickFilms, LLC 1 year ago
    I will never look at my commute as long again ... EVER! LOL!!! I loved it! Great story, loved the filming and direction. Sweet! I can't believe this was done on a Canon 7D, wow! That thing is amazing!
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  • Giorgio Constantine 1 year ago
    This is was simply brilliant. Great choice of cast.
    Loved the music, and the whole concept.
    This is has immense depth and quality built in!
    Well Done Christopher.
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  • OneworldChicago.com 1 year ago
    did not like that he made eye contact with viewer. it seemed as the narrative went from third story to first story.

    i did enjoy the detour to the mountain that was brilliant.

    also the desk was pretty wimpy for someone who has coffee brought to them.

    other than that keep up the amazing work
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  • Lisa Bauman Wasiak 1 year ago
    I am NOT a filmmaker.. but like everyone, has an opinion. Hope you don't mind me sharing mine with you. First, congratulations! This is a really beautiful piece. Just gorgeous! When it was sent to me, the caption said that your character was 'life-inspiring'.. and I guess it made me want him to do more than just go to a desk job. When I saw you take him up a mountain.. it made me think of the stories growing up.. where my parents had to walk 5 miles, up hill, each way to school.. LOL! I guess I was hoping that the story would end with him being a teacher... and that it was some sort of PSA about the importance of teaching.. what a dedicated field it is. THAT would have made him awe-inspiring. Thank you for sharing your work.
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  • Live Circus 1 year ago
    Great work guys saw it at GMAC last night, loved it. Stills cameras definitely are the future. I own the Panasonic GH1, and I'm going to shoot my next piece with it.
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  • Alexey Borisov 1 year ago
    Curious approach to the beginning of the working day)
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  • Bernd Porr 1 year ago
    Hi Christopher,
    nice film. Which lens did you use for it, esp which f-stop for the more shallow depth of field shots?
    /Bernd
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  • Gillian Morrison plus 1 year ago
    beautiful cinematogaphy and sub-text....i want a 7d!!!! and a 5D for good measure!!!!!
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  • vicens tower 1 year ago
    I'm one of them, i liked.
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  • Detour Scotland 1 year ago
    very enjoyable x
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  • Stathis Mourdoukoutas A.K.A RED 11 months ago
    absolutely perfect concept!
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  • Radhika M 10 months ago
    Wow. It was the perfect timing with excellent cinematography.
    5 hours to get all of that distance. xD Wow.
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