My entry for this week’s challenge. Each sweep of the fan takes a mother and son a little further through life, all in the same living room.
I wanted it to start a little funny, then slowly become something more emotional. You grow up, start taking care of the person who raised you, and somehow you’re still her little baby.
The soundtrack is my own song, “In My Life.” This felt like the right story for it.
Curious how the ending lands for you.
I also made a music video for CAMIEL, keeping the same 1970s look and over-the-top action vibe.
It was fun taking these characters out of the usual dialogue scenes and letting the music carry things for a change.
You don’t need to have watched the episode to check this out. I’m actually curious how it comes across without that context. Does it make you want to see more of the story?
Big collars, a Cadillac and a stolen ring. This is CAMIEL, my take on those over-the-top 1970s action films.
There’s a bit of crime, some kung fu and people taking themselves way too seriously. I had a lot of fun with the clothes and atmosphere, but I wanted it to work as a story too.
Sharing the full episode here. Curious what you think of the pacing and humour. Any scenes that worked for you, or ones you would cut?
For today’s OpenArt Daily Challenge, I wanted to turn a toddler’s imagination into a full cinematic battle.
In his world, Sai is a battle-worn knight fighting a massive mechanical beast. In reality, he’s just holding his little sword-wielding doll against the family robot vacuum. 😂
The reality reveal was the most fun part to create. Made with OpenArt.
Did the ending work for you?
My cinematic cover of this lovely song.
Love isn't the big moments. It's the daily things — the dishes, the laundry, the quiet days nobody writes songs about. This is my take on "Simple & Clean," told as a little film about two people learning that love means sharing the load. 🌸
Two bosses. One table. More spit than tea. ☂️🥟💦
口水多過茶 | MORE SPIT THAN TEA