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People Helping People

Hi-Res Version

Directed by Russ Bramblett 

Produced by Scott Douglas & Russ Bramblett

Written by Russ Bramblett & Scott Douglas

Director in Photography: Scott Douglas & Brandon Fryman

Edited by Tim Johnson & Scott Douglas

Starring: Heath C. Heine, Arielle Brachfeld, and Dane Harm

Also Starring: Kelly Kerkkulk, Korey Griffith, Sierra Duplessis, Lori Duplessis, Tim Johnson, Scott Douglas, Russ Bramblett, Little Girl, Melanie, and Ahmad

Special thanks to Joe's Sports Shack

Homed

Character Development Exercise

Run Time 1:01

This is the first short film I have produced while attending the film school. I turn it in in a week, watch it and tell me what you think.

Written & Directed by Russ Bramblett

Cinematography by Scott Douglas

Starring Russ and Scott

Animals of the Street

This film was made for the 48Hr Film Project. This was a competition film, and as such, there was a list of required elements we had to place in the film. We were also given a genre:

Prop: Plant Seeds

Character: Phylis Jones, a political candidate

Genre: Animal Film

Written By: Russ Bramblett & Scott Douglas

Director: Russ Bramblett

Cinematographer: Scott Douglas

Starring

Arthur McFarlane III, Kevin Cunningham, Regan Shock, Heath Heine, Joseph Graves, and Dane Harm

24hr Shootout

Commercials: The Real Story

Run Time 5:04

There was a 24 hr film competition in Boulder, Colorado. I entered this competition.

To insure the film was made in the 24 hr, the good people of Boulder required a few items to be displayed in the film. See if you can spot them:

A Hug a Kiss and a Hug - in that order

A couple dancing on a bridge

The Rock at the end of the shopping mall

Recycling dumpsters

A loaf of bread

and a Feather

Written & Directed by Russ Bramblett

Cinematography and In-Camera editing by Scott Douglas

Starring: Joseph Graves, Jena Letham, Jason Anderson, Russ Bramblett, and of course, Scott Douglas.

The Kung Fu Movie: Part II

With Hollywood making so much money off sequels I figure why not cash in on some of that goodness. And with that thought here is Kung Fu: Part II: shorter, crappier, and unoriginal.

This is actually the ending I had intended the first Kung Fu movie to have, but I was unable to finish it properly due to a humorous leg injury.

Written by: Russ Bramblett

Directed by: Russ Bramblett

Starring:

Russ Bramblett

Stealing is Funny

This film was done for the Colorado Film School. It had more people involved in it than all of my other films combined. Maybe a good thing, maybe not...

Run Time:  5:22

Written and Directed by Russ Bramblett

Director of Photography:

Russ Bramblett & Jason Anderson

Sound:

Eugene Mlodik

Starring:

Dane Harm, Andrew Woodbridge, Joseph Graves, Rebecca Gates, and Russ Bramblett

The Grandfather Clause

Hi Res Version

This film was done for the 48 Hour Film Project

For the project we had two days to write, film and edit our movie. To keep people from cheating they issue a genre, a prop, a character, and a line of dialogue.  

Genre: Cop/Detective

Prop: A pie

Character: Kenny Coulter, a tattoo artist

Line of Dialogue: "So you think you're clever, Huh"?

And with those constraints Scotty, I, and our mutual friend Mr. Guinness got together and wrote The Grandfather Clause.

Directed and produced by Russ Bramblett

Director in Photography: Scott Douglas

Sound: Jarryl Edwards

Script Supervisor: Wendy Leben

Starring:

Heath C. Heine

Arielle Brachfeld

Russ Bramblett

Mark Vandenabeele

Scott Douglas

Scott is lazy, so until he makes a poster you'll have to live with this one.

If you are trying to download this from base use this link:

The Retentionator Zip

With the Army out of re-enlistment incentives, and the 743rd Military "Intelligence" Battalion out of options, they brought in the only person who could help: SFC DePontee, the Retentionator.

Run time: 8:50

 Written and Directed by Russ Bramblett & Scott Douglas

Director of Photography: Brandon Fryman

Edited by: Scott Douglas

Starring:

The Army's finest

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Some Kind of Hero...

Scott's movie debut.

Written & Directed by Scott Douglas

Scotty hasn't written anything about this movie. I guess he thinks he's too good for that. 

Seven Cans of Peas

This is the first horror movie I have ever attempted. 

There has been a bag of groceries sitting outside the door of my apartment for the last week --all canned goods, and since no one has claimed them after a week I took them. Had I known that it was seven cans of sweet peas I would have just let them lie, but by the time I'd realized what they were, it was too late, they were in my possession.  Of course I wasn't going to eat them, I mean they're canned peas, so as any reasonable person would, I used them to create a horror movie. 

Written by: Russ Bramblett

Directed by: Russ Bramblett

Starring:

Russ Bramblett

Written by: Russ Bramblett

Directed by: Russ Bramblett

Starring:

Russ Bramblett

RussWars 

Written by: Scott Douglas

Directed by: Scott Douglas

Starring:

Russ Bramblett

This is a commercial. Watch it and buy my product.

Written by: Russ Bramblett

Directed by: Russ Bramblett

Starring:

Russ Bramblett