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An excerpt from episode #13 Ernst and Brinkman at the Movies. Mitch and Brian recently completed principal photography on frequent BUBKES guest Nathan's graduate thesis project. Indie productions tend to have their challenges and one such experience was Brian wrangling a pooch.
From Episode #10 (Released March 11, 2013) The Ginger Prince's brother, Andy Brinkman Skyped from Kansas City, MO to discuss the creepy clown portrait hanging in his apartment. To see Andy's work visit www.brnkillustration.com
A recap of the flooding that occurred on July 24th 2010 in Westchester, IL. I am currently a film student at DePaul University and the basement is where I do a majority of my editing. Luckily we were able to save most of my equipment. Apologies for the shakiness of…
Jean-Claude and his friends meet everyday to play an ancient game of skill and strategy called Pétanque. Set in Cannes, "Ludo" ( Latin for "to Play") is the story of one man's way of using the game as a means of simultaneously escaping, yet enjoying life."
http://willphalen.com/stereoaddicts/ "This Time" WillPhalen and the Stereo Addicts Middles West Produced, Directed, and Edited by: Leslie Marie Cunningham Director of Photography, Assistant Producer, Editor: Brian Ernst Special Thanks to: Will Phalen and Ariana Dziedzic Produced at DePaul University, CDM 2010 Shot on location; Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL Sheboygan, WI
Nancy Loo sits down with DePaul University Digital Cinema Students for this insightful documentary on her career, as well as others from Fox News Chicago. Produced, Directed, and Edited by: Brian Ernst Interview Moderator: Mitch A. Brinkman Assistant Producer, Production Assistant, and Gaffer: Geoffrey Smeltzer
A nature show goes wrong when Skeeter is faced with an unusual creature.
