St. Jude Pictures http://www.stjudepictures.com/ Jay Cornelius and Michael O'Donnell are two intrepid filmmakers. They have a number of short films and documentaries. These are their movies. en Copyright 2008 Thu, 15 Jun 2006 10:04:12 -0500 http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/?v=3.33 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Moving Mike Moving Mike to premiere at the Williamstown Film Festival on October 18 at noon.

Starring Todd Gearhart, Eric Sciotto, Sascha Radetsky, Thomas Cannizzaro. and Capathia Jenkins

The film's creative team also features J.J. McGeehan (score) and Bruce Harrow and Dana Calanan (costumes). John MacInnis also choreographed a musical number featured in the motion picture.

]]> http://www.stjudepictures.com/2006/06/moving_mike.html http://www.stjudepictures.com/2006/06/moving_mike.html Thu, 15 Jun 2006 10:04:12 -0500 Topiary Witness Made in 24 hours for the Midnight Movie Making Madness competition: written, shot, edited, and scored. Our adventures were featured in Wired magazine.

]]> http://www.stjudepictures.com/2006/04/topiary_witness.html http://www.stjudepictures.com/2006/04/topiary_witness.html Mon, 24 Apr 2006 12:22:12 -0500 Burleigh Grimes A news package made for the Off Broadway production Burleigh Grimes.

]]> http://www.stjudepictures.com/2006/04/burleigh_grimes.html http://www.stjudepictures.com/2006/04/burleigh_grimes.html EPK Tue, 18 Apr 2006 15:48:24 -0500 The Messenger The Messenger was written, shot, edited, and scored in a two week period in October of 2003. It was the our entry in the preliminary round of a movie making competition. We won our heat, which awarded us $1000 and the opportunity to write, shoot, edit, and score a movie in 24 hours. It went on to be selected in the 2nd Triggerstreet.com online film festival.

The most enjoyable part of the filming was in the Museum of Natural History, where we snuck our ancient symbol into a display while the security guard wasn't looking. When it came time to pack up and head to the next location, the security guard was watching us. Rather than explain that we had planted the ancient symbol in the display ourselves, we left it behind, where it remained for approximately six months. On display.

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