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Moonflower, Chrysanthemum – SAM MEDERT POST PRODUCTION
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Moonflower, Chrysanthemum

I was the editor and sound designer on this extremely bizarre submission to a 48 Hour Film Festival, which went on to win Best in Genre, Best Cinematography, and was nominated for Best Editing. This piece is abstract to say the least, and my direction was to lean as far that way as possible. While odd, I think this movie is beautifully shot by cinematographer Nick Ingram, and his great work is featured in several places across my portfolio.

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Editing, Film