Thursday, October 4, 2007

Budding


Krystle's apartment, 7-2-07.
Shot with Sony DSC-P10.

Floating Flower

Professor Tallent's house, 8-11-07.
Shot with Canon HV-20.

Star Bracelets

Moneglia, Italy, 7-30-06.
Shot with Sony DSC-P10

Flatfish

Written, Directed, and Produced by Steven Tagle
Cinematography by Tracy Vo

How far would you go to keep a friend? When Barrett (Sean Howell) returns from his first quarter at college, his best friend, Benji (Nick Farrell), attempts to pull him back into the fantastic, insular world of their childhood where games prevail and rules are meant to be broken. The two friends transform Barrett’s new dress socks into a wolf puppet and a boy puppet and quickly adopt these personas. But when the game playing gets out of hand, the boys must use the puppets to confront their fears about life after high school, growing up, and possibly growing apart.

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The Last Good Man

Written, Directed, and Produced by Steven Tagle
Cinematography by Jeff Orlowski

Life at Jack’s Lounge is never what it seems, especially with the unexpected arrival of Audrey (Margaret Gabriel), a strikingly independent female patron. When young bartender Sam (Paul Rodrigues) falls in love with this mysterious beauty, he uncovers a web of lies and deceit that he must struggle to overcome if their relationship is to survive.

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Model Man

Written, Directed, and Produced by Steven Tagle
Cinematography by Jack Conte

Tired of waiting for the perfect man to sweep her off her feet, scientist Adena Logan (Leah Elise Bailey) constructs a wind-up robot lover (Barrett Sheridan) in the basement of her small suburban home. Adena teaches Simon everything he needs to be the perfect partner: how to open doors, how to hold hands, how to kiss. But as their relationship deepens, Adena must prove to herself that Simon can genuinely love.

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