Dear DIY,
Thank you so much for the recognition! I'm honored and thrilled to accept this award for Serious Laundry!
Sincerely,
Ken Webb
I don't have one. It just happened.
Because I wanted to have a script I could direct. I wanted to make something fun, sexy and within a reasonable budget.
I'd have to say Hideki Shiota. Besides myself, he was the rest of the crew. We each did about 5 jobs. But, I couldn't have done it without him.
5. If you could give advice to a filmmaker hesitating on picking up a camera to tell their story, what would it be?
Stop hesitating. Whatever you don't know, you can learn on youtube.
Quentin Tarantino, Woody Allen, Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, Ed Burns.
It's the story of a songwriter who goes to Asia. I feel that's all I should share at the moment.
8. Your acceptance speech for this film, what would you like to let people know about the film, about you, or about those who helped you in your journey?
I'm very grateful for this award. This film's script has been sitting in my drawer for almost 20 years. I guess it was waiting for the technology to come along and allow me to produce it at a level I always saw it being. And with complete creative control. I am especially proud of the DIY title because I don't think a feature film could be made with less production staff than this one. With a pre-production crew of only myself and an on-set crew of myself plus Hideki... I accept this DIY award with great gravitas.
The film was shot with a Panasonic G6, Nikon primes with a Bolex anamorphot 16/32 anamorphic lens adapter. It was edited on FCP7.
- Have you ever tried Pinnacle products or tried online distribution? (They are both sponsors, Pinnacle and FilmHub, so it’s helpful to hear from you about this kind of information.)
I haven't tried either. I'm curious to check them out.
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