MM61
A man faces his psychological limits while navigating a repetitive nine-to-five job.
This film utilizes the graphic opportunities given by 16mm cameras to explore the idea of having an all too repetitive routine and how it can impact the mind. I am proud that I was able to lead and direct a cast and crew of about 11 people to create this experimental piece.
I was heavily involved in the storyboarding, writing, filming, editing, and publishing of this film. I was the sole director of pre-production and production, and a co-director of post-production.
The Making of MM61
MM61 is a special project to me because it was the first time my classmates and I used 16mm film cameras to create a film. The process was a valuable learning experience, and this documentary captures that very well. I was involved in all of the stages of creating this sub-project.