"Harvey's Immaculate Donut" - Original Short Written and Directed by Jacob Pauwels

A short film written and directed by Jacob Pauwels and produced by the first digital cinematography class at Ferris State University. The course was taught by Glen Okonoski, Emeka Uwazurike was the cinematographer, Thomas Wilson was the editor, Lamarr English did audio, Eric Stacy did casting, and Audrey Griffin did lighting. We edited the video in HDV on Avid Media Composer. It took us approximately 4 weeks to produce. One week for pre-planning, one week for production, one week for post-production, and one week for distribution. We hope you enjoy it.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• short film
• harvey
• donut
• ferris
• tdmp
• television
• fsu
• university
• jacob pauwels
• thomas wilson
• glen okonoski
• digital cinematography

[dragonbreath87X]

Good work, Jake, turned out great.  Like the ending credits

[EllyThePhilosopher]

Hah! I love the end credits, very cute. Good job.

[maynardwest]

I disagree, I think that audio is the difference between a boring movie that you can sit through and a boring movie I cannot.

[DanHerdegen]

Excellently done. Aside from a few audio issues it seemed solid enough. I personally know Mr. Turpen and can say that this was well played. (He is by far one of the least snoody people I know.) Take this experience as a learned one, audio can be the difference between excellence and mediocrity.

4/5

[senothron]

looks pretty awesome.

[maynardwest]

Creative ending credits.

Poor audio, I can hear the blips everytime there is an audio track change. It sounds at time that you turned up the audio gain to a point where there was way to much hissing. Some of the dialogue was poorly written mainly "waitress, I think I will partake in a doughnut".

It looks like you slowed down the falling coffee mug in post, when you should have recorded at a higher frame rate.

The bedroom set up seemed setup and not like he actually lived there.

2/5 sry

[skcrary]

This was a lot of fun! Way to go, Jacob! You and your team did a great job.

Excellent ending; it took me by surprise.

Also, your music choices were fantastic.

[azusastreet]

Nice job guys!

[guitarmysoldier]

woo! I dig it. I think it turned out great. I like the added story parts too.

[KillFilmVol3]

Awesome man, it turned out great. It was awesome working with you.