VlogCast Smates Studios

This is a radio show I did for my Radio Production class this semester. It was my first attempt ever and I think it was ok for a first time. On the show we had a call from Danny Archer in Australia, and talked a little with Nannette Wiskur along with great songs from Benny Hester, Wayne Watson, Steve Green, and many more!

So far this is the my favorite out of all the movies I’ve helped with this semester in my Media 365 class. This film is about the dangers of misjudgment and how things aren’t always what they appear!

This is a music video based on the Weird Al Yankovic song, “Do I Creep You Out.” It was my final project in my intro to film class here at MSU!! I know that this has been a long awaited adaptation ever since “You Don’t Love Me Anymore.” So here it is and I hope you enjoy, as you try not to get too creeped out...

Here is the first-fruits of my labors here at MSU and so I present The Elevator. This is a little sketch my group came up with after receiving a paper that said we had to shoot a scene where person A sees person B at an elevator. Person B runs to catch them, but by the time they see each other the door closes as they recognize each other. Well I guess that’s about it!

For the veteran watchers of Smates Studios productions, you’ve probably already seen this one way back when. So it probably really ought to be a Smates Classic, but I didn’t make it one :D Its a really great one that Natalie did as a music video off of Weird Al’s song, “You Don’t Love Me Anymore.” So I just had to put it up on a VlogCast! I guess that’s it! I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!

Here for the first time ever in its unfinished glory is Chrono Travels. This was the start of a movie idea that Jesse Cochran(The Suit, Preacher and the Bear) and I worked on a while ago. I rediscovered the footage. At the time I thought it had all been edited, but I looked closer and saw that many of the shots were still pretty raw. So I fixed up what we did have shot and I present it now to you as more of a preview for a show that, sadly will probably never be finished. This was also the first movie that made extensive use of blue screen. Well I guess that’s the rundown! Enjoy!