The Least Damnedest Thing (2010) Feature Film on Vimeo

00:00

4980

See all Show me

4. The Least Damnedest Thing (2010) Feature Film

by Mark Deere

1 year ago

3. Dance For Doritos

by Mark Deere

1 year ago

2. The Least Damnedest Thing (2010) - Official Trailer

by Mark Deere

1 year ago

1. Doritos - All You Could Want

by Mark Deere

2 years ago

Free independent Australian feature film - THE LEAST DAMNEDEST THING (2010).

Budget: Approx. $500 US

Directed by: Mark Deere
Produced by: Candice Deere and Mark Deere
Written by: Candice Deere and Mark Deere
a SMALL TOWN MOVIE STUFF Production

Starring: Aaron Millard, Candice Deere
With: Megan VanderValk, Bon Hlaing, James Banting

Shot by: Mark Deere
Edited by: Candice Deere

Running Time: 83 mins

Synopsis: Harvey has two things to do today: apply for a new job and go to his friend’s wedding. The only problem is, Harvey’s friends have their own plans for him and he is suddenly bombarded with requests for favours. As the day goes on, Harvey begins to learn that even the simplest things are impossible to do when you try to please everyone.

For more info, visit smalltownmoviestuff.com ...thanks for watching!

If you enjoy the movie, we'd love for you to tell your friends about it!

Credits

9 Likes

Peter Woodbridge
10 months ago
Jason T.
11 months ago
Randy Sobchak
1 year ago
Timothy Hewitt
1 year ago
Dan Keene
1 year ago
Ric Forster
1 year ago
Matthew Crumpton
1 year ago
Eugenia Loli
1 year ago
Studio3one8
1 year ago

Tags

Mohammed Tahir 1 year ago

Just saw the trailer for your film on The Production Office and it looked really interesting. Well done on getting your feature made.
Mark Deere 1 year ago

Thanks man! Looking forward to hearing what you think of it!
Dan Keene 1 year ago

Fantastic film. I heard you put it up, and changed my plans to watch it... well worth it. Congratulations, I'll get word out to gather support for your future projects.
Mark Deere 1 year ago

Thanks for watching Dan and thanks especially for taking the time to comment. So great that you changed your plans to watch it. Really means a lot. Extremely appreciate that you're willing to share the movie with others. Thanks man!
Sam Krauser 1 year ago

Where in Australia are you based?....This was great and I'd love to meet some (obviously) very determined filmmakers.
Mark Deere 1 year ago

Hey man, completely missed this. Yeah, we're now based in Brisbane having only recently moved back here from Melbourne. Just had a look at some of your stuff. Looking good!
Sam Krauser 1 year ago

Awesome man...Great film by the way...What did you use the $500 on mostly?...Because it looked a lot more expensive than that...Great stuff.
Brendan O'Neill 1 year ago

I admire the fact that you made this for $500 and think its shot, lit and edited well - the sound was OK too. I would have spent more time on developing and refining the script and perhaps casting your acting talent net a bit wider. Both these elements were a bit clunky IMO which is the usual story with nano budget stuff. Love the Can Do attitude and you can only improve!
Mark Deere 1 year ago

Hey Brendan, thanks so much for taking the time to comment! Cheers for the compliments on the shots and cuts and for your honesty about the script and performances. Much appreciated!
Shean Roberts 1 year ago

WOW, well done guys. I want to follow in your foot steps.
Mark Deere 1 year ago

Thanks heaps Shean!
J. Leo 11 months ago

That was fun! Nice widescreen camera work!

The original MP4 file plays directly in the LG BD555 Bluray player.
Mark Deere 11 months ago

Cheers man!

Exciting to hear you watched it and thanks for the compliment. Good to know about the BD player compatibility too (Gotta love my double-up reply over at the rebel forums, no doubt you'll forgive me ;D )
Peter Woodbridge 3 months ago

seriously impressive given all your limitations
Mark Deere 3 months ago

Thanks so much taking the time to check it out and coming back to compliment it! Means a lot.