Star Trek Continues: To Boldy Go Part II
The final installment of this web series. Available on YouTube.
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The Hike
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A short thriller written and directed by Ben Silberfarb. We shot this with a Canon C300 Mark II through a variety of primes and zooms.
Star Trek Continues: Still Treads the Shadow
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What It Means To Fall
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Short film project written and directed by Greg Ivan Smith.
Star Trek Continues: Embracing the Winds
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Star Trek Continues: Divided We Stand
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Star Trek Continues: The White Iris
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I Was Lost (Music Video)
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A music video by Billy Sharff. We shot this footage as part of the feature film “Before I Sleep,” starring David Warner, Bonnie Wright, Cynthia Gibb, Jamie Bamber, and Eugene...
Star Trek Continues: Fairest of Them All
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Star Trek Continues: Lolani
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BadPuss: A Popumentary
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A feature-length dark comedy written and directed by Emily Wiest. Principal photography completed June 2013. Release 2014. Kickstarter Campaign: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/633782773/badpuss-a-popumentary
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Star Trek Continues: “Pilgrim of Eternity”
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The first episode of Star Trek Continues. Principal photography started with some exteriors and green screen in Los Angeles. Enterprise set photography, at the Kingsland, Georgia sets, will wrap by...
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Darwin: The Series
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A new web series shot in New York and New Jersey. We shot two pilot episodes, both directed by Carrie Preston. This is a production still. The episodes are currently...
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Star Trek Continues
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A recreation of the 1960s original Star Trek series, with leading characters Kirk, Spock and McCoy. We aimed to match the 60’s television lighting as much as possible. I’ve learned...
Before I Sleep
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A feature set in rural New Hampshire. Starring David Warner (Tron, Titanic, Star Trek, Planet of the Apes), Cynthia Gibb (Fame, Gypsy, Youngblood, Salvador), James Rebhorn (Scent of a Woman,...
#flatlanders
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Winner in the 2012 Green Mountain Film Festival 48-Hour Film Slam. Requirements were that it be a short romantic comedy with a specific waterfall and bridge, a snowshoe and the...
Starship Farragut “Price of Anything”
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Below are behind-the-scenes shots by Britt Dvorak of the California location shoot for Starship Farragut’s “Price of Anything” episode, which will be released next year. The location couldn’t have been...
Starship Farragut “Price of Anything”
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Just wrapped shooting the first half of Starship Farragut’s Price of Anything in St. Mary’s, Georgia. Here are some production behind-the-scenes stills. Photo: Britt Dvorak. Principal set photography completed. Location...
The Singularity
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A short science fiction film about the coming sentience of computers. Written and Directed by Ben Silberfarb. We shot this in Hanover, New Hampshire and White River Junction, Vermont. Starring...
Felix the Painter
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Another of the Felix series by writer/director Gibson Frazier. We shot this in New York in May using the Sony F3 and Arri/Zeiss Mark II Primes.
Hardwood Throughout
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Written and Directed by Greg Ivan Smith Produced for the Green Mountain Film Festival 48-Hour Film Slam [yearofpost] Running Time: 7 minutes
The Sons of Tennessee Williams
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Wolffhouse / Directed by Tim Wolff / HD 117 Minutes A documentary for which I shot much of the live footage as well as all of the interviews. I also co-edited this...
Star Trek Phase II: Origins
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Directed by David Gerrold / Pickups Directed by Vic Mignogna and Chris Hart RFS Studios / Cawley Entertainment Company I shot a couple weeks of pickups that were directed by...
Razor Burn
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Written and Directed by Greg Ivan Smith HD / 7 minutes Awards: Best Picture, Best Cinematography (Vermont 48-Hour Film Slam) This film was made in 48 hours–writing, shooting, and editing–start...