This video blog showcases some of our collaborative works as independent filmmakers - those of James Fritzshall, Jason Knowles, and Dan Rathbun - begining with movies we produced in the early days as undergraduate film students at the University of Kansas. It also presents projects we are currently collaborating on from a distance as well as individual films.While "Veridical Productions" is not yet a company, we actively create our projects using this name as our label (although in the past, we have also called ourselves "Colfax Productions," "Splukus Film FX," and "Haggis Productions"). We hope you enjoy our films.(This blog is currently maintained by Jason Knowles.)
A small collection of Jason's professional camera and lighting work shot on location as well as in the studio. A summary of over 14 years of experience.
A 90-second demo reel highlighting the production experience of Jason Knowles, a filmmaker and college educator in the field.Qualifications:Originally from northeast Kansas, Jason has over ten years of teaching experience at the college level.
A music video exercise completed by students in the FILM 2300 - Film Appreciation course taught by Jason Knowles at the University of Central Arkansas.
A struggling black screenwriter moves into a newly renovated apartment above a supposedly haunted movie theater in a small Southern town and becomes romantically involved with the troubled young white woman who lives across the hall.
This is a short film shot on location at Virginia Tech through the Student Association of Movie Productions (AMP).? It was an unscripted project - there was no shot list, script, or any preproduction materials.? We pretty much planned part of the story for 30 minutes before shooting for an hour and a half, making up the rest as we went along.? This final edit is 8 minutes long.? If you would like more information about AMP, please check out there website at http://www.amp.org.vt.edu/
This is a small parody of the Matrix movies that a colleague and I produced to satire the NCATE accreditation process undertaken by The Teacher's College at Emporia State University in Kansas. The college received the highest marks across the board during their evaluation, which is a wonderful and rare accomplishment for a post-secondary school of education. This film affectionately pokes fun of some of the trials and tribulations the faculty, staff, and graduate students encountered while com...
This is the movie trailer for the film my friends and I did while at KU.
A mysterious briefcase is transported by a geeky courier with a serious case of dumb luck, much to the dismay of two professional hitmen.(Completed as one of our undergraduate projects at KU.)