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The document is a resume for Frankie Contino, a filmmaker and artist. It summarizes his experience working as a director, director of photography, assistant director, camera operator, and storyboard artist on over 25 short films, music videos, and feature films over the past decade. It also lists his skills in camera operation, editing software, and storyboarding/photoshop. His education includes a filmmaking diploma from the London Film Academy in 2013.
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![Frankie Contino
Filmmaker & Artist
Cell. 07989446089
francontins@hotmail.com
www.frankiecontino.net
EXPERIENCE
1st
Assistant Director – PARALLEL – feature film [Dir. Ieva Makselyte
– DOP Valerio Filardo]
1st
Assistant Director – THE LOCK IN – short film [Dir. Nick Cohen –
DOP Tim Wood]
1st
Assistant Director – MISTAKEN – feature film [Dir. PJ Mundy –
DOP Tommaso Radice]
Director of Photography – SIDE EFFECTS – award winner short film
[Canon 6D – Dir. Bruna Bellettati]
1st
Assistant Director – THE TYPIST – short film [Dir. Nadezhda Ilieva
– DOP Andrew Morgan]
Director of Photography – ANTS – short film [ARRI Alexa – Dir.
Joshua Carter]
Director – DRIVE – music video [BMCC 4K – DOP Michael
Spry]
Camera Operator – YOUNG UPSTARTS – UK TV channel LondonLive [Canon 6D,
Dir. Richard Mejeh]
1st
Assistant Director – MIND GAMES – music video [Dir.David Molineux,
DOP Luca Rocchini]
Storyboard Artist - AMERICAN ROMANCE - feature film [Dir. Zack Adler,
DOP Ian Takahashi]
Director/Actor - DORIAN - short film [Canon 5D, DP Yury Sharov]
Director of Photography - BELL TOWER ENIGMA – award winner short film [RED
Scarlet, Dir. Daniel D. Reimer]
Storyboard Artist - CASUAL ENCOUNTERS - feature film [Shot in Los
Angeles, Dir. Zack Adler]
Director - The Venus Bushfires Live - music videos [Canon 5D]
Focus Puller - THE LOST LULLABY - short film [Arri S3 16mm, Dir.
Yury Sharov]
1st Assistant Director – AWAKE IN HIS DREAM – short film [Arri S3 16mm,
DP Lex De Vroomen]
Director – THE DEVIL HIMSELF – short film
[Arri S3 16mm, DOP Danny Ku]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/794a1443-396a-4a6f-a1a9-cb9bb388fbef-150525205043-lva1-app6892/85/Frankie-Contino-CV-15-1-320.jpg)
![1st Assistant Director - THREE – short film [Arri S3 16mm, DOP
Yuri Sharov]
Director of Photography – WAKE UP BABY – short film
[Arri S3 16mm, Dir. Danny Ku]
Camera Operator – VIOLIN LESSON
[Arri S3 16mm, Dir. Emanuele Gabbi]
Director/Actor – CHILLIN TIME - music video
[Sony Zeiss DCAM, DOP Mauro Biondo]
Director – SHAKE IT OUT – music video
[Sony Zeiss DCAM, DOP Mauro Biondo]
Director – CYANOPHOBIA – short film [Arri S3 16mm, DOP
Santiago Gonzales-Barros]
Director/Actor - THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO DO - short film
[Sony Zeiss DCAM, DOP Frankie Contino]
Director/Actor - HAPPY FAMILY - short film
[Sony Zeiss DCAM, DP Frankie Contino]
Director/Actor - La moglie (The wife) - short film
SKILLS – Storyboard,props & Photoshop artist / Acting
Camera trained by Mr. John Ward (Full Metal Jacket/Moulin Rouge)
CAMERAS EDITING
Arri SR3 16mm
Sony Zeiss DCAM
Sony EX-3
Red Scarlet
Canon 5D/6D/7D
Final Cut Pro 7 / X
Adobe Premiere 6
Adobe Photoshop
Pinnacle
EDUCATION
Filmmaking Diploma – LONDON FILM ACADEMY – 2013
Health & Safety in Film & TV Production Diploma – HannonmediaLTD](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Conrad Wrobel is a filmmaker based in Seattle who has worked on numerous music videos, short films, television shows and commercials in roles such as producer, director, camera operator, and production assistant. He has a BA in Communication from Washington State University and training in post-production and photography from American InterContinental University London. His accolades include winning best film at a 48-hour film festival and receiving a broadcasters scholarship award.
Unit 21 pre production
This document provides information for pre-production of a music video for the song "Spinoza" by the band Generationals. It includes details about the band Generationals, types of music videos, and a pre-production schedule. The schedule outlines tasks such as annotating lyrics, creating a storyboard and shot list, determining crew and locations, and addressing health and safety, clearances, and codes of practice. The document also includes a proposed budget, equipment needed, potential locations, and crew assignments for the music video.
Analysing thriller devoid
1) The document provides an analysis of various technical elements used in a thriller video, including costume, lighting, actors, makeup, props, sets, camera distance and height, movement and composition, pace and transitions, titles, music and sound effects.
2) Elements like casual costume, decreasing light, a single actor victim, blood makeup, an abandoned car prop, and changing settings build suspense.
3) Camera techniques like movement, varying shots and distances, and fast transitions maintain a sense of chaos and confusion.
Unit 21 pre production
This document provides information for pre-production of a music video for the song "Spinoza" by the band Generationals. It includes details about the band, types of music videos, a schedule, storyboard, shot list, budget, crew/cast, locations, and considerations around clearances, health and safety, legal/ethical issues, and industry codes of practice. The band Generationals is an American indie rock duo formed in New Orleans. The pre-production process involves annotating lyrics, developing a storyboard, scheduling shots, and addressing legal/safety requirements before filming begins.
Jon Reino Resume
Jon Reino is a cinematographer, director, editor, and producer who has worked on numerous commercials and films. He has received awards for his documentary "Thinner Blood" and his documentary on tattoo artists "The Tattoo Life". His resume highlights his experience shooting, directing, and editing over a dozen commercial projects since 2013. He also lists several of his short films and his work as a cinematographer on music videos. Reino provides his contact information and links to his website and IMDb profile to show his body of work in the film and video industry.
Cassten Roberts filmography
This document provides a filmography for Cassten Roberts listing his various roles in films, videos, live performances and other projects from 2012-2016. It shows that he has worked as a writer, director, producer, camera operator, editor, colorist, sound designer and in other crew roles on over 50 short films, music videos, web series episodes and live events. The variety of projects demonstrate that Cassten has experience across many aspects of film production.
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- 1. Frankie Contino Filmmaker & Artist Cell. 07989446089 francontins@hotmail.com www.frankiecontino.net EXPERIENCE 1st Assistant Director – PARALLEL – feature film [Dir. Ieva Makselyte – DOP Valerio Filardo] 1st Assistant Director – THE LOCK IN – short film [Dir. Nick Cohen – DOP Tim Wood] 1st Assistant Director – MISTAKEN – feature film [Dir. PJ Mundy – DOP Tommaso Radice] Director of Photography – SIDE EFFECTS – award winner short film [Canon 6D – Dir. Bruna Bellettati] 1st Assistant Director – THE TYPIST – short film [Dir. Nadezhda Ilieva – DOP Andrew Morgan] Director of Photography – ANTS – short film [ARRI Alexa – Dir. Joshua Carter] Director – DRIVE – music video [BMCC 4K – DOP Michael Spry] Camera Operator – YOUNG UPSTARTS – UK TV channel LondonLive [Canon 6D, Dir. Richard Mejeh] 1st Assistant Director – MIND GAMES – music video [Dir.David Molineux, DOP Luca Rocchini] Storyboard Artist - AMERICAN ROMANCE - feature film [Dir. Zack Adler, DOP Ian Takahashi] Director/Actor - DORIAN - short film [Canon 5D, DP Yury Sharov] Director of Photography - BELL TOWER ENIGMA – award winner short film [RED Scarlet, Dir. Daniel D. Reimer] Storyboard Artist - CASUAL ENCOUNTERS - feature film [Shot in Los Angeles, Dir. Zack Adler] Director - The Venus Bushfires Live - music videos [Canon 5D] Focus Puller - THE LOST LULLABY - short film [Arri S3 16mm, Dir. Yury Sharov] 1st Assistant Director – AWAKE IN HIS DREAM – short film [Arri S3 16mm, DP Lex De Vroomen] Director – THE DEVIL HIMSELF – short film [Arri S3 16mm, DOP Danny Ku]
- 2. 1st Assistant Director - THREE – short film [Arri S3 16mm, DOP Yuri Sharov] Director of Photography – WAKE UP BABY – short film [Arri S3 16mm, Dir. Danny Ku] Camera Operator – VIOLIN LESSON [Arri S3 16mm, Dir. Emanuele Gabbi] Director/Actor – CHILLIN TIME - music video [Sony Zeiss DCAM, DOP Mauro Biondo] Director – SHAKE IT OUT – music video [Sony Zeiss DCAM, DOP Mauro Biondo] Director – CYANOPHOBIA – short film [Arri S3 16mm, DOP Santiago Gonzales-Barros] Director/Actor - THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO DO - short film [Sony Zeiss DCAM, DOP Frankie Contino] Director/Actor - HAPPY FAMILY - short film [Sony Zeiss DCAM, DP Frankie Contino] Director/Actor - La moglie (The wife) - short film SKILLS – Storyboard,props & Photoshop artist / Acting Camera trained by Mr. John Ward (Full Metal Jacket/Moulin Rouge) CAMERAS EDITING Arri SR3 16mm Sony Zeiss DCAM Sony EX-3 Red Scarlet Canon 5D/6D/7D Final Cut Pro 7 / X Adobe Premiere 6 Adobe Photoshop Pinnacle EDUCATION Filmmaking Diploma – LONDON FILM ACADEMY – 2013 Health & Safety in Film & TV Production Diploma – HannonmediaLTD