Just
Shot in the heat of the COVID-19 pandemic, this spot for JUST plant based eggs follows an eggs Florentine recipe across the decades and centuries.
| Director | Plummer/Strauss |
| Producer | Jeremy Summer |
| DP | Spenser Nottage |
| Production Designer | Maxwell Smith |
| Song | “With my face on the floor” by Emmitt Rhodes licensed from Universal Music Group |
Vionic
Filmed at iconic bay area locations (the 16th street train station in Oakland and Alameda Point) with practical fire and arrow effects. BULLSEYE.
| Agency | Mad Dogs and Englishmen |
| Director | Cali Bondad |
| Producer | Jeremy Summer |
| Director of Photography | Caleb Heymann |
| Production Designer | Bret Lama |
| Wardrobe Stylist | Anya Zebroski |
“Yam Yam” is the hit single off No Vacation’s third EP titled Intermission. BOREDOM took on the task to transform their song into a mixed media visual experience. The video is constructed of UHD Digital, Super 8mm Film, and features over 1,000 frames of Hand Painted Watercolor Animation. Through a minimally rich color palette, BOREDOM explored the yin and yang of the modern life emotional experience, the happy and the sad.
One of the best crews/shoots ever.
| Directed by BOREDOM |
| Production Company | Little Moving Pictures |
| Producer | Jeremy Summer |
| DP (Digital) | Tyler McPherron |
| DP (Film) | Joshua Pausanos |
| 1st AC | William Dauel |
| 2nd AC | Ashley Valenzuela |
| Data Manager | Brandon Smith |
| Gaffer | Clay Kerri |
| Key Grip | Ben Little |
| Best Boy Electric | Lukas Zanoli |
| Best Boy Grip | Mina Stollery |
| Swing | Joe Barrett |
| Swing | Neil Kelly |
| Dolly Grip | Anders Ericcson |
| Art Lead | Keri Shewmaker |
| Art Lead (Balloon Set) | Laura Siân Morris |
| Art Assistant | Alexa Martinez |
| Art Assistant | Savanah Assisi |
| Art Assistant | Justin Aragon |
| Art Assistant | Annie O’Hare |
| Art Assistant | Jacki Kirchner |
| Art Runner | Quio Rosewood |
| Floor Painter | Michelle Nguyen |
| Prop Letterer | Joshua Michael Diaz |
| Bubble Artist | Colin The Wizard |
| Wardrobe Stylist | Autie Carlisle |
| Wardrobe Assistant | Bailey Meyer |
| Hair/Makeup | Christina Costa |
| Assistant Director | Vee Godinez |
| Set PA | Justin Kohlberg |
| Set PA | Jason Maze |
| Editor | Caleb Stumpfl |
| Colorist | Ayumi Ashley |
| Visual Effects Artist | Noe Chavez |
| Visual Effects Artist | Ky Newman |
Can You Read My Lips?
What's it like to use one sense to do the work of another? "Can You Read My Lips?" is an immersive short about lip-reading based on the essay "Seeing at the Speed of Sound" by Rachel Kolb who narrates and stars in the piece.
Featured by Vimeo Staff Picks, Short of the Week, National Geographic and The Atlantic. AICP award winner for best sound design.
| Director | David Terry Fine |
| Producer | Jeremy Summer |
| Editor | Nathan Petty |
| Writers | Rachel Kolb, David Terry Fine, Ryan Bubalo, Brenna Farrell |
| Director of Photography | Tyler McPherron |
| Additional Camera | David Terry Fine, Bradley Tangonan |
| Associate Producers | Amy Dempsey, Brenna Farrell |
| Gaffers | Eric Blum, Luke Seerveld, Alan Steinheimer, Bradley Tangonan |
| Sound Recordist | Renso Landa |
| Makeup | Laura Chall |
| Casting | Chris Morrell |
| Colorist | Ayumi Ashley |
| Sound Mixer | Joaby Deal |
| Additional Sounds | Panda Bear |
| Title Consultant | Joe Kayser |
| Title Animation | Noe Chavez |
| Good Vibes | Diana Rothery, Mimi Cave |
| Erin Fong |
| Tiffany Sainz |
| Karen Wang |
| Peter Willhoite |
| Forrest Day |
| TJ Kearney |
| Erica Kelly |
| Karen Berniker |
| Dave Levine |
| Daniel Davies |
| Ranbir Sanghera |
| Clementine Costanza |
| Oskar Costanza |
| Jamie Rose Miller |
| Christian Plummer |
| Ayumi Ashley |
| Matt Notaro |
| Talya Fisher |
| Brandon Kazen-Maddox |
| Nicole Schneider |
| Francis Phiri |
| Brittany Dike |
| Chris Desouza |
| Obhi Hazarika |
| Molly Linden |
| David Terry Fine |
| Jeremy Summer |
| Beau Lewis |
| Debbie Sterling |
| Andrew Textor |
| Steph Textor |
| Mimi Cave |
| Devin Whetstone |
| Garret DeLorm |
| Gus Horwith |
| Jamie Rennar |
| Tommy Herbst |
| Kai Schneider |
| Cassie Rosenbrock |
| Jane Whitney |
| Chris Morrell |
| Teresa Jattridge |
| Melissa Keith |
| Brady Woolery |
| Alicia Roca |
| Leslie Valentino |
| MTZHF |
| Josh Harris / Trick Dog |
| David Peter |
| Dakota McCoy |
| Catherine Laporte-Oshiro |
| Phil Yao |
| Taylor Wilson |
| Kiley Hunkler |
| Spencer Lenfield |
| Rachel Woodlee |
Turo
This spot was made for Turo in collaboration with Paramount and ILM to cross promote their Bumblebee feature film. Bumblebee was a total diva but nailed the shots on the first take.
| Director | Mimi Cave |
| DP | Tyler McPherron |
| Producer | Jeremy Summer |
| Production Design | Nicholas Faiella |
| Wardrobe | Anya Zebroski |
| VFX | ILM |
| Colorist | Ayumi Ashley |
| Music | Pico Music and Sound |
Method Body
For this project which launched Method’s body wash line, we filmed bodies and ingredients on a sound stage and brought them together to show users how method’s clean ingredients can wash away all the bad stuff life throws at us.
| All production, design and VFX by Little Moving Pictures. |
| Client | Method |
| Director | Mimi Cave |
| Producer | Jeremy Summer |
| Director of Photography | Logan Triplett |
| VFX | Realmotion VFX |
| Color | Ayumi Ashley |
| Original Music | Pico Music and Sound |
Kraft
With the help of our frequent collaborators All of Us casting we found 20 real families in Chicago who were willing to get vulnerable in front of a camera. Ad Age says “Parents: this Kraft ad will make you cry”. And they’re probably right.
| Agency | Leo Burnett Chicago |
| Director | David Terry Fine |
| Producer | Kimi Milo |
| Director of Photography | Tyler McPherron |
