andrewringler

When a new women comes to live with Wilma Weatherby she is given new perspective on life. I directed this film for the Boston 48 Hour Film Project in May 2010 with a small team.The 48 Hour Film Project comes to many cities – in Boston about 100 directors each produced a 4-7 minute film in 48 Hours. We had to randomly pick a genre Friday night and then were given a few required plot elements. These were the requirements:

• The required line of dialog was “You win some, you lose some”
• the required prop was “a scale”
• the required character was “Winston or Wilma Weatherby, Gardener”.
• I was given the genre “Film Noir”

A short created by a hand-drawn animation class I took with Karen Aqua and Ken Field at Somerville Community Access Television. Each student created drawings that they would animate into another student’s drawings. Ken and Karen produced the video. I was responsible the no-parking sign, the mailbox, the barber pole and the compass.

Just a little something about shoes. A short documentary exploring the casual shoe owner, the shoe store owner and the connoisseur. How do you feel about your shoes? Shot in HDV, completed in 2008.

A short day-in-the-life-of film explores the simplicity of everyday life. A young women rakes for oysters at sunrise and photographs professionally by day. Shot on 16mm B/W reversal in the Fall of 2006.