Showing posts with label iamfilmworks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iamfilmworks. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Iphone Life style 2
Life perspective from a photographer's iPhone. These are brands I captured with the app. Actioncam. Coinloft, IAM filmsworks, Yikitee, Loma Coffee, Marvel Comics, Social Network, Jet Phynx, Neil Carr, TylerChris&Co., Jae Atchlei, Brawd Way, Supra, Walt Fraze, & Porsche. Stay tune for the next group.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
IAMFILMWORKS gets interviewed in DelawareToday
BY MELISSA JACOBS
When professors at Yale University request a private screening of your film, you know you did something right.
“20 Minutes” is a short film written and directed by G. Lloyd Morris and produced by his wife, Dawn Morris. Made with $20,000 that the Wilmington couple funded from their savings and credit cards, “20 Minutes” is captivating audiences at film festivals, schools—and prisons.
The film has been screened at the 2010 Martha’s Vineyard African-American Film Festival, the 2010 Atlantic City International Film and Music Festival and upon request to an audience of urban ethnology professors and students at Yale University. It has also been screened at Young Correctional Institution, the Ferris School, Grace/Snowden Cottage, Mowlds Cottage and other transitional houses and juvenile detention centers.
“20 Minutes” was shot at Third and Lombard, in and around Riverside and Rockford Park in the streets of Wilmington. But the story really begins in the streets of South Central Los Angeles, with G. Lloyd Morris.
Photo by Andre' Wright Jr.
Learn more about G. Lloyd & Dawn Morris www.iamfilmworks.com/
Read more at http://www.delawaretoday.com/Delaware-Today/December-2010/The-Producers/index.php?cparticle=2&siarticle=1#artanc
When professors at Yale University request a private screening of your film, you know you did something right.
“20 Minutes” is a short film written and directed by G. Lloyd Morris and produced by his wife, Dawn Morris. Made with $20,000 that the Wilmington couple funded from their savings and credit cards, “20 Minutes” is captivating audiences at film festivals, schools—and prisons.
The film has been screened at the 2010 Martha’s Vineyard African-American Film Festival, the 2010 Atlantic City International Film and Music Festival and upon request to an audience of urban ethnology professors and students at Yale University. It has also been screened at Young Correctional Institution, the Ferris School, Grace/Snowden Cottage, Mowlds Cottage and other transitional houses and juvenile detention centers.
“20 Minutes” was shot at Third and Lombard, in and around Riverside and Rockford Park in the streets of Wilmington. But the story really begins in the streets of South Central Los Angeles, with G. Lloyd Morris.
Photo by Andre' Wright Jr.
Learn more about G. Lloyd & Dawn Morris www.iamfilmworks.com/
Read more at http://www.delawaretoday.com/Delaware-Today/December-2010/The-Producers/index.php?cparticle=2&siarticle=1#artanc
Monday, October 4, 2010
Fotographing with one light...
It’s jobs like this that remind me why I love photography so much. I smile every time I look at these pictures. Film company Greg Morris & Dawn Morris from IAMFILMWORKS did a foto shoot at Residences-Christina Landing in Wilmington Delaware. "20 Minutes" is there 1st Film and it is amazing. There in production now working on next film called, "The Belly." The concept was simple, I shoot with 1 strobe light as my FILL light then using the sun as my Key light. ISO-200 1/250- f/5.0Here is a behind the scenes video of working on set with Greg & Dawn and the over all out come. Enjoy
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Monday, November 16, 2009
20 Minutes...An American Tale by G. Lloyd Morris



Synopsis of the filmEvan Jones has decided that he is never going back to jail again; he needs to change. His older brother Miles reluctantly agrees to help him get on his feet under one condition: "Be here in 20 minutes...otherwise, stay where you at." From that moment, Evan is confronted with every possible trapping of the streets. Will he make it in time? Come see the world premier of the new short film 20 Minutes...An American Tale by G. Lloyd Morris. For more information and ticket purchase, visit www.iamfilmworks.com.
I love to see powerful films where the story is about choices....Keep up the workflow Greg
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