I'm testing an experimental process of printing out still frames from videos and using them to create these transistions. Hope you enjoy. Thank you for watching!

Thanks to Kevin McAlpine for the song / audio work! kevinmcalpine@gmail[dot]com

More stuff I've made- youtube.com/user/williemayswitte

nickolasduarte.com

Still-life comedy props come to life in an exploration of what's funny. Maybe not what's "funny, ha ha'", but more of what's "funny about the way this milk smells"' In short, this film smells like old milk. Enjoy! Or don't. Whatever. Features VO work from Kevin Yon (Chrysler), if you're into that sort of thing. Not that his involvement is conditional on what you're into it. I mean if you're not into that sort of thing, he's still in the project. Get over yourself.

Credits
Director: Nickolas Duarte - nickolasduarte.com
Production Company: Crown Chimp Productions - crownchimp.com

Voice Over: Kevin Yon
Clown: Mark Klugheit

Producer: Nathan Lee Fullerton
Co-Writer/Creative Producer: Drew Grubich
Director of Photography: Oscar Rivera - oscardrivera.com
Music: Tom Bailey
Sound Design/Mix: Mike Clark
Make Up: Sonia Campbell
VFX: Caleb Merrick - calebmerrick.com
Animal Wrangler: Steve Young
Production Assistant: William Vidkus

Directed and designed by HEADLESS
3D supervisor: Javier Verdugo
Modeling&Lighting: Javier Verdugo
Rigging: Miquel Campos
Animation: PH Dallaire, David St-Amant, Guillaume Pelletier, Christine Houle.

Special thanks to SHED and GLASSWORKS Barcelona

Made up of videoclips sent in by 85 fans from 22 countries

Graham Coxon
What’ll It Take (Parlophone)
Director: Ninian Doff
Editor and VFX: Ninian Doff
Producer: Stacy Vaughan
Prod co: Pulse Films
Commissioner: Oliver Hammerton

A story about life, love, and sugar packets.

Starring: Ian Hyland, Bill McHugh and Tom Everett Scott

Director: Brian McAllister
Screenplay by: Rebecca Sue Haber
Producer: Robert Cammisa
Director of Photography: Dennis Donovan
Music: Jarkko Hietanen
Executive Producer: Jim Mayzik

All tips from the "Tip Jar" go towards completing our next short film, Patti and Me, Minus Patti. Thank you!

An account of the first days of shooting this film, illustrated with production stills, is available at:
philhaber.com/2011/09/11/the-making-of-the-man-at-the-counter-%E2%80%93-part-i/
and
philhaber.com/2011/09/21/the-making-of-the-man-at-the-counter-part-ii/

Festival Screenings:
2011 New Hampshire Film Festival
2011 Anchorage Int'l Film Festival (Honorable Mention)
2012 Dam Short Film Festival
2012 Skagway Winter Weekend Film Festival
2012 Omaha Film Festival
2012 Charlotte Film Festival
2012 Garden State Film Festival
2012 Phoenix Film Festival
2012 Rincon Int'l Film Festival, Puerto Rico
2012 Crossroads Film Festival
2012 West Chester Film Festival
2012 Siouxland Film Festival (Audience Award)
2012 Lighthouse International Film Festival
2012 Rainier Independent Film Festival
2012 Waterfront Film Festival
2012 Feel Good Film Festival
2012 Woods Hole Film Festival (Runner Up, Jury Prize)
2012 HollyShorts Film Festival
2012 DC Shorts Film Festival
2012 Rome International Film Festival
2012 Chesapeake Film Festival
2012 Williamstown Film Festival
2012 Rockport Film Festival
2012 Landlocked Film Festival
2012 Feast for the Eyes Food & Wine Film Festival, Minneapolis
2012 Mill Valley Film Festival
2013 Julien Dubuque Int'l Film Festival
2013 Cluj Shorts - Int'l Short Film Festival, Romania (Best Short Film)

twitter.com/brianmcall - NoteToSelfFilms.com - shortoftheweek.com/2013/02/26/the-man-at-the-counter/ - facebook.com/TheManAtTheCounter - imdb.com/title/tt2011308/

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