This short is the unauthorized, heavily abridged, biographical, visual and supersonic moment about the fact that Johnny Allen Hendrix (aka Jimi Hendrix) knew how to skydive. Set in Seattle where Jimi was born and raised, the film wonders aloud about what this skill meant for the life he went on to lead. Why did he retreat to the sky so quickly before all of us were ready for him to go? Directed by Terence Nance.
SPW Credits
Agency: PB&
Client: Visit Seattle
Ali Daniels, VP/Marketing
Nick Hawley, Director of Marketing
Filmmakers: Clea DuVall, Drew Christie, Ian Cheney, Martha Stephens, Terence Nance
Other:
Tim Perell, Executive Producer, Process Media
Katherine Dore, Executive Producer, SundanceTV
Liza Wyles, Senior Producer, SundanceTV
Crystal McIntosh, Production Supervisor, SundanceTV
Samantha Lee, Manager, Integrated Marketing, SundanceTV
Scott Fero, Creative
Steve Williams, Creative
TOUCH: Touch of Seattle
Directed by: Ian Cheney
Produced by: Amalia Bradstreet
Executive Producer: Tim Perell
Director of Photography: Benjamin Rutkowski
Editor: Ian Cheney
Composer: Sarah Lipstate
Sound Post Facility: Fall On Your Sword
Supervising Producer: George Dellinger
Re-recording mixer: Tommy Stang
Colorist: Stephen Derluguian
TASTE
Directed by: Clea Duvall
Produced by: Malia Bradstreet
Executive Producer: Tim Perell
Director of Photography: Benjamin Rutkowski
Editor: Kristen Young
Composer: Katy Jarzebowski
Sound Post Facility: Fall On Your Sword
Supervising Producer: George Dellinger
Sound Designer: Tommy Stang
Colorist: Stephen Derluguian
SOUND: Jimi Could have Fallen From The Sky
Directed by: Terence Nance
Produced by: Amalia Bradstreet
Executive Producer: Tim Perell
Director of Photography: Shawn Peters
Editor: Jeanne Applegate
Composer: Jon Bap
Sound Editor: Joel C. Hernandez
Choreographer: Naima Ramos-Chapman
Additional Post Sound: Mickey de Grand IV
VFX: Ricardo Marmolejo Garcia
Color Correct : The Mill, NY
Executive Producer: Dee Allen
Producer: Evan Bauer
Colorist: Elias Nousiopoulos
SIGHT: All At Sea
Directed by: Martha Stephens
Produced by: Amalia Bradstreet
Executive Producer: Tim Perell
Director of Photography: Andrew Reed
Editor: Nathan Whiteside
Production Designer: Brianna Murphy
Talent: Bruce Lee, Zach Mukai
Post Production
Sound Post Facility: Fall on Your Sword
Supervising Producer: George Dellinger
Sound Designer: Tommy Stang
Color Correct Facility: Color Collective
Executive Producer: Claudia Guevara
Colorist: Alex Bickel
SMELL: Scent of a Sasquatch
Director/writer: Drew Christie
Executive producer: Tim Perell
Animator: Benjamin Markus
Animator & Artist: Gabe Adams
Animator & Artist: Riley Luce
Music: Spencer Thun
Sound Design: Jon Goff
Production Assistant: Amanda Moore
ScreenWork Categories:Short film
Editorial Board Provides Creative Post For Tecovas “True West”
Tecovas’ latest brand spot, “True West,” is a fever dream seen through the eyes of a young kid peering out the window of a train. As he watches the shifting landscapes, characters, and passions of the West roll by, our young hero imagines himself in it. It reminds us that being brave isn’t about being different, it’s about being yourself. Beyond the cattle drives and rodeos, the West is also art, music, diners, neon signs, roadside motels, and endless exploration. Narrated by the legendary Texas singer, songwriter, and visual artist Terry Allen, “True West” appeals to the universal, untamed place inside all of us that urges us to pull up our bootstraps and follow our hearts. Tapping into its appreciation for the journey and a love for the expansive beauty of the American West, Editorial Board is honored to provide editorial and finish to help bring the evocative film, exquisitely directed by Scott Ballew, to life.
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