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Intrigued with the look and feel of "dark and gritty" styles for fictional narrative pieces, Michael Cirrone has explored that style as a director and digital filmmaker. In addition to writing, directing, producing, and editing, he takes pleasure in assisting productions and acting in films. Michael Cirrone attended the Art Institute of Colorado where he earned his Associate of Applied Science Degree in Video Production and an award for Outstanding Achievement fir his portfolio.
All Major Work by Michael Cirrone
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Shady Hill
Kat Michels, Colin Cooper, Chez Strong, (2010), There are "Shades of Gray" in this gritty crime drama. Detective Simone Chambers (Kat Michels) is on the hunt for the Shady Hill Killer, when Internal Affairs agent, Leon Craven (Colin Cooper) calls her in for questioning, things start looking shady. Written and Directed by Michael Cirrone.
(Crime Drama, 5 Mins.) "Not only this shows Michael's skills as a writer, but as a director as well!" - Natalie Tonar La Scala, AiC Denver "One of the most interesting fictional pieces I've seen from the Art Institute!" - Kim Tempest, AiC Denver |
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My Home Cafe
Chez Strong, Voice of: Mattea Wellnitz, (2010), Synopsis: A young woman wakes up but still tired, and everything is black and white. She walks into a kitchen and grabs her coffee cup, which is the only thing in color, then uses the coffeemaker. Once she takes a sip from her Black & Decker's Home Cafe, everything becomes colorful, showing that this easy to use coffeemaker will brighten up your day.
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Full Throttle Energy
Christopher Roy, Nicolas Steven, (2010), Synopsis: Two young men, one tall and the other short, running down a sidewalk in a suburban neighborhood. The short runner stops to catch his breath, picks up a Full Throttle energy drink, indulges it, and the tall runner froze in time. The short runner walks past him and continues on.
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“Perhaps it sounds ridiculous, but the best thing that young filmmakers should do is to get hold of a camera and some film and make a movie of any kind at all.”
~ Stanley Kubrick
~ Stanley Kubrick