New Video – I Didn’t Want to Leave You – by Scott Lawrence directed by Doug
I shot and edited this haunting music video to Scott Lawrence’s song “I Didn’t Want to Leave You”. The video was shot on an iPhone 4S in Vancouver BC and includes various still life moments mixed with time-lapse photography creating a moody atmosphere. I edited it using Final Cut Pro X. The pacing matches the beautiful melancholy score perfectly. I’m very pleased with how it turned out.
You can listen to more of Scott Lawrence’s music at his musician’s blog – onetwocreate.com or on soundcloud.
First Teaser Trailer for JUNK released
The first teaser trailer for Kevin Hamedani’s feature film JUNK has recently been released. The film, brought to you by the creators of Zombies of Mass Destruction, features Hamedani and co-writer Ramon Isao as the main characters–a director and writer of an indie film that is accepted into a film festival. Cooper Hopkins (ZMD) and Brett Davern also star in the film. Many stars for Zombies of Mass Destruction make cameo appearances in the movie. I make a cameo appearance in the film alongside Hopkins (but you won’t see me in the trailer). Read more >>
New Video “Get Up & Go!” by Scott Lawrence directed by Doug
I directed this music video for Scott Lawrence, a fun and personal montage of memories to share for fun. The song is “Get Up & Go!” composed by Scott available on Soundcloud.com. I edited the video using the latest version of Final Cut Pro. It features lots of fun time-lapse footage and kaleidoscopic imagery.
If you like the video, leave comments and feedback.
Doug Cast in Commercial for Montana State Fund
I recently got the news that I will be flying to Spokane to shoot a commercial for the Montana State Fund. Can’t provide much more information than that at this time, other than the commercial will air on TV and the web in the Montana market only. This is a welcome return to acting after a several month dry spell.
Guess Who is in The Stranger Again
One of my friends discovered this ad in this week’s edition of The Stranger newspaper in Seattle. It features a stock image of myself (one of the primary images I use for my music persona, Fugdale) which was photographed by Rasmus Rasmussen. Read more >>
One Week Left of Shipwrecked! at ArtsWest. Reviews are in.
Only four more performances of Shipwrecked left! Wednesday through Saturday night at 7:30 pm (May 18-21, 2011) at ArtsWest.
Don’t miss your chance to see this enchanting show!
Doug gears up for his largest role to date–Shipwrecked! at ArtsWest
Doug is about to start rehearsals for his most intensive role to date, playing Louis de Rougemont, in ArtsWest’s production of “Shipwrecked: An Entertainment”. Below is a press release from the theater. Ticket information is available below.
Doug to play title role in upcoming play at ArtsWest in Seattle
Doug has been cast and contracted to play the title role of Louis de Rougemont in ArtsWest’s upcoming production of “Shipwrecked! The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont as Told By Himself”. The play, written by Donald Margulies and directed by Christopher Zinovitch opens April 27th and runs through May 21st at ArtsWest Theatre in West Seattle. Read more >>
Doug cast in feature film ‘The Dead Men’.
Doug has been cast as Detective Tufts, a supporting role in an independent feature film called “The Dead Men”. The film is produced by Serius Films in Seattle. More information about the film will be released as it is made public. Production on the project will take place in February.
Doug featured in voiceover version of upcoming film “SCAPEGOAT”
Doug recently spent 3 days in the sound studio at the Seattle Art Institute recording a voice over version of a new film by Chris Julian entitled “Scapegoat”. The film retells the story of Jesus and Judas in a totally unique way. Doug played the “Jesus” character (named Joshua in the film). Chris Julian is creating an audio version of the movie to help generate backing and revenue for the full feature film. The audio version won’t be released publicly. But you can check out progress on the film at the Scapegoat Website.
