MOTION PICTURES & FILMS
A tribute documentary film about Ann Reinking as a teacher, mentor, and inspiration during her time at Broadway Theatre Project between the years 1991 and 2004. Students share the stories of their experiences training with her and the knowledge she gave them in helping them grow as artists and as people. Actors, dancers, and singers from all walks of life including but not limited to Patrick Wilson, Ashley Brown, Michael James Scott, Dylis Croman.
The film is a collection of stories, archival videos, and photos of unseen rehearsals and performances during the summer program Ann Reinking co-founded and ran during the years of 1991 through 2004.
The tribute documentary was curated and created by Chase Brock, Darren Lorenzo and David Haverty (All previous students of Ann Reinking)
More info and bonus content can be found at http://www.TheJoyIsInTheWork.com
The film is a collection of stories, archival videos, and photos of unseen rehearsals and performances during the summer program Ann Reinking co-founded and ran during the years of 1991 through 2004.
The tribute documentary was curated and created by Chase Brock, Darren Lorenzo and David Haverty (All previous students of Ann Reinking)
More info and bonus content can be found at http://www.TheJoyIsInTheWork.com
Dramedy Short - Shot, edited and produced by David Haverty and OddDog Pictures.
Here is a follow up video we shot and edited for the multi-award winning documentary 'deepsouth', produced and directed by Lisa Biagiotti.
We also pitched the idea and built the crowdfunding campaign which raised enough to cover the rate Lisa was paying us for the past 3 months to produce this series and exceed it by $8,000. Which helped fund the launch of the full feature length documentary on Vimeo VOD and Amazon.
We also pitched the idea and built the crowdfunding campaign which raised enough to cover the rate Lisa was paying us for the past 3 months to produce this series and exceed it by $8,000. Which helped fund the launch of the full feature length documentary on Vimeo VOD and Amazon.
deepsouth UPDATE from Lisa Biagiotti on Vimeo.
We Day Played on the new feature OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND for Brian Follmer. Those were some long single take steadycam shots. Ouch.
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David Haverty (Owner of OddDog Pictures) was the lead editor on this video for MARVEL's promo for CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVAL WAR. First narrative story string out and final polish.
OddDog Pictures Produced this concept trailer for DIVOS which is currently seeking funding on INDIEGOGO. Camera, Lights and Sound Dept fully covered by OddDog Pictures.
We produced this concept trailer with 4 clips from the producers and found footage.
They used this trailer to raise over $35,000 to create the full short film Susie Sunshine.
Which recently won Best Narrative Short at the 2016 LA Women's International Film Festival.
They used this trailer to raise over $35,000 to create the full short film Susie Sunshine.
Which recently won Best Narrative Short at the 2016 LA Women's International Film Festival.
Here is a project that David (OddDog) directed both actors and cinematography which has not reached completion due to artistic conflicts (which explains stock footage place holders). We hope to see this film come to a final completion this year. Project is now titled on IMDB as LOSS CONTROL.
Tragedy of the Commons 3.0 from Encore Demos on Vimeo.
David Haverty (OddDog Pictures founder) was proud to work on this project acting as a Co Producer, Camera Op and Assisting the Grip and Lighting Dept.
In December 2014 we closed out the year with...
Producing and Directing a Live Stream Q&A for the documentary 'deepsouth' on World AIDS Day 2014
(and we're currently producing and editing special features for the DVD release in 2015)
deepsouth - Trailer from Lisa Biagiotti on Vimeo.
David Haverty (OddDog Pictures) created a group where actors produce their own work called ActionGroupLA. They write, cast and design the production. They then hire the director & crew. Here are some examples of the shorts films they create together.
