Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Huge thanks to everyone at the 2010 Kansas City FilmFest. I'd especially like to thank Jeph Scanlon for showing me around and introducing me to some great people. Thanks to Roberta, Jim, Melanie, Meaghan, and Alain for being radical people- it was good hanging out, drinking beers, and watching a few movies with you guys. Also want to thank my parents for their support- and to my pops for coming along.
Kansas City is the friendliest place I've ever been to- no joke.
Kansas City is the friendliest place I've ever been to- no joke.
Labels: alain zaloum, feature, film, Ian Clark, inc productions, kansas city, movie, narrative, oxford film freak, photography, Pool Room, pool room movie, roberta munroe
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Launched an online fundraiser today for my next narrative feature, Country Story. The film is shooting May 23-June 16 in La Grande, OR, and will feature Erik Jensen, Chris Lambert, Audrey Kovar, Austin Will, and Mandy Treanor. Money earned will go towards feeding crew, purchasing additional equipment, and covering a myriad of other costs.
Check it out by clicking here.
Check it out by clicking here.
Labels: erik jensen, feature, film, Ian Clark, inc productions, katy wolf, La Grande, lion attack, movie, oregon, sam kuhn
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Website for my newest film is up (thanks Mike). POOL ROOM is a film that some friends and I made a couple summers ago in Austin, TX. It's been a long road and we're premiering this month at the Kansas City FilmFest. Check out the screening info below and visit POOL ROOM's website.
Screening/Premiere info:
Kansas City FilmFest 2010
AMC Mainstreet Theater
1400 Main Street
10pm
*Located downtown in the new 'Power & Light District'
Screening/Premiere info:
Kansas City FilmFest 2010
AMC Mainstreet Theater
1400 Main Street
10pm
*Located downtown in the new 'Power & Light District'
Labels: Austin, bad boy racing club, film, film festival, Ian Clark, kansas city, movie, photography, Pool Room, pool room movie, texas
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
For anyone interested, the 2nd issue of Bad Boy Racing Club is in the works. BBRC is a self-published b/w photo zine out of Austin, TX, and represents a group of photographers and friends. My friend Jared has really been nurturing the project since its inception.
Can't say for certain when it will be available- sometime in March or early April is the gameplan. When it is available, you can pick it up here, here, or here.
Can't say for certain when it will be available- sometime in March or early April is the gameplan. When it is available, you can pick it up here, here, or here.
Labels: bad boy racing club, film, Ian Clark, Jared Ritz, magazine, photography
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Been making buttons tonight. Some new stuff for Lion Attack, incP, and Bad Boy Racing Club. Best x-mas present I've ever received... Lemme know if you'd like a button because the designs will keep coming.
Love,
Ian
Love,
Ian
Labels: bad boy racing club, bw, film, Ian Clark, lion attack, photography, sam kuhn
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
Couple screen stills from a new short film that I started shooting yesterday. Huge thanks to my friends Dusty Decker and Greg Rawlins for their involvement and willingness to hang out in the cold for a few hours. Should be pretty loose and will detail a couple cousins who haven't seen each other in awhile, one of whom has made the trip to rural Oregon from Seattle.
Labels: 7D, DSLR, film, Ian Clark, oregon
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
My friend Brett Svetlik currently has a solo exhibition at The University of Montana's University Center Gallery. He's a fantastic artist and his show is comprised of a number of b/w charcoal drawings. A week before the opening I got a phone call asking to do a collaborative piece with him which involved making a short film that loops as if someone were riding a bicycle in a desolate setting.
Brett invites viewers to participate and take turns pedaling the tandem bicycle individually in the gallery, promoting a dichotomy of cheerlessness and subtle humor.
Brett invites viewers to participate and take turns pedaling the tandem bicycle individually in the gallery, promoting a dichotomy of cheerlessness and subtle humor.
Labels: art, Brett Svetlik, film, Ian Clark, Montana
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
Let me introduce you to BRETT ALLEN. Brett is a composer from Whitefish, MT who manages SNOWGHOST MUSIC. We met a year ago when he invited me to come out for a week to shoot a documentary on an artist he was recording. It was a really good time.
Recently Brett has started scoring films and my new feature Pool Room will serve as one of his first narrative projects. I look forward to seeing where he will take it. Below is a photo of Brett in an elevator during CMJ.
Recently Brett has started scoring films and my new feature Pool Room will serve as one of his first narrative projects. I look forward to seeing where he will take it. Below is a photo of Brett in an elevator during CMJ.
Labels: Austin, brett allen, film, movie, Pool Room, snowghost, texas
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Friday, August 28, 2009
The Eastern Oregon Film Festival kicks off today. Anyone in La Grande, OR would be crazy not to attend. 18 films, 5 bands, 2 days- it's going to be sweet.
www.eofilmfest.com
www.eofilmfest.com
Labels: diy, eoff, festival, film, indie, La Grande, oregon
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Friday, August 14, 2009
Finishing up editing on my new film Pool Room- it's been a huge project the past few months. Lot's of staring at a screen. Pool Room is a feature film that some friends and I shot in Austin, TX last summer. My longtime friend Joshua Saunders and I co-wrote the story and he has the leading role.
Below is a photo of my film in it's current state.
PS. This is my friend Zach's ex-girlfriend's mom with Fabio.
I love this mouse pad...
Below is a photo of my film in it's current state.
PS. This is my friend Zach's ex-girlfriend's mom with Fabio.
I love this mouse pad...
Labels: Austin, film, indie, Pool Room, texas
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Here are a few production stills from the new feature film by LION ATTACK- David and July in the Month of May. The film was written and directed Samuel Kuhn, I served as the cinematographer, and these images are provided by our Producer Behzod Sirjani.
Currently in post--- Enjoy.
Currently in post--- Enjoy.
Labels: cinematographer, david and july, david and july in the month of may, erik jensen, film, Ian Clark, lion attack, movie, samuel kuhn, taylor allen
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Friday, March 6, 2009
A documentary on Dan Deacon's new album Bromst is up at Pitchfork TV. Shooting took place last fall at SnowGhost Music in Whitefish, MT, where I served as the DP.
Special thanks go out to Brett Allen, Keith Gardner, Pat Gill, Dan Deacon, Chester Gwazda, and Rj Bentler and Jorge Duran at Pitchfork. Hope you enjoy!
www.pitchfork.tv
Special thanks go out to Brett Allen, Keith Gardner, Pat Gill, Dan Deacon, Chester Gwazda, and Rj Bentler and Jorge Duran at Pitchfork. Hope you enjoy!
www.pitchfork.tv
Labels: dan, deacon, film, Ian Clark, pitchfork, snowghost
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Bad Boy Racing Club is an artist collective based out of Austin, TX. They are starting a quarterly photo journal and have just finished the first issue. The images below should give you a feel for what's to come.
Artists include: Joshua Saunders, Jared Ritz, Tommy Lucas, Jamie Larson, Dustin Saunders, Kathy Lowry, Josh Duke and myself.
Artists include: Joshua Saunders, Jared Ritz, Tommy Lucas, Jamie Larson, Dustin Saunders, Kathy Lowry, Josh Duke and myself.
Labels: Austin, black, film, Ian Clark, magazine, photography, texas, white
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Saturday, January 31, 2009
Dear Internet,
I thought you might enjoy some photos from recent travels throughout Oregon and Montana. Last night I had an art opening at fourOsix in Helena, MT. The evening continued with a show by Victory Smokes.
These photos were taken by myself, Chris Bauman, and Christina Wernikowski.
It was a good time.
Love, Ian
I thought you might enjoy some photos from recent travels throughout Oregon and Montana. Last night I had an art opening at fourOsix in Helena, MT. The evening continued with a show by Victory Smokes.
These photos were taken by myself, Chris Bauman, and Christina Wernikowski.
It was a good time.
Love, Ian
Labels: art, exhibit, film, Ian Clark, Montana, victory smokes
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