Showreel Videos
MONTAGE SHOWREEL 2012
DRAMA SHOWREEL 2012
TVC CORPORATE & EVENTS SHOWREEL 2012
PERSONS OF INTEREST OFFICIAL TRAILER
QLD HEALTH MEDICAL DRAMA TRAILER 2012
Past Work
MOViE ON
TV Series Trailer
One80 Project Pitch
MOViE ON is a TV series pitch idea based around the current extinction of the local video store. Based on a true story, this series focuses on the starving artists that work in a local video store ‘Hot Discs’ and how they survive when given the news that the store will close in three months.
Director/Editor: Tristan Kenyon
Cinematographer: Tristan Kenyon
Writers: Heath Wilder & Tristan Kenyon
Camera: Canon 7D
Lens Kit: 50, 17-40 Canon L Series
Divine Knights ‘Storm’
Music Video
Storm from the album ‘Midnight’
Divine Knights’ first music video clip for their most popular track ‘Storm’. A two day shoot involving various storm production elements such as ‘glitter’, ‘water’, ‘lightning’ and ‘feathers’. This shoot involved the artists to sing at double speed while we shot at 50fps to achieve a fluid effect with the falling feathers and moving fabrics with their costumes. The shoot also involved the use of fluro makeup to achieve a ghostly feel. Conceptually the clip follows the pattern of an approaching storm all the way through to the eye of the storm and the aftermath (glow) of the sky after a major storm. Further to this on a second level, colour, choice of movement and costume through the various stages were directed towards the artist’s feelings about the excitement of a new relationship and moments such as first physical contact, first sexual contact and first romantic element of ‘love’.
Director/Editor: Tristan Kenyon
Cinematographer: Tania Lambert
Art Director: Matthew Robert Parsons
Client: Divine Knights
Camera: Canon 7D
Lens Kit: 25, 35, 50, 85 Canon L Series
Catholic Girl
Drama Scene
Lauren Falconer Showreel
A girl murders her step father in an attempt to rescue her mother from an abusive relationship. With her mother siding with the police, she has nothing left but to run. The scene takes place a year later when she has returned to the city to confront her mother. On the way she meets a girl while attempting to steal from a super market and the two narrowly escape police arrest. She is taken back to this new stranger’s house where she must reveal her secrets in return for a safe place to stay.
Director/DOP/Editor: Tristan Kenyon
Sound Recordist: Andrew Mortlock
Client: Showreels Australia for Lauren Falconer
Actors: Lauren Falconer & Catherine Davies
Camera: Canon 7D
Lens Kit: 50 f1.4 + 16-40 f4
Equipment: Redrock Micro Shoulder Kit, DivaFlow 4 Bank, LED Lite Panel, Lowel Pro Rifa Light
Without Fear
Short Film
Tropfest Dark dramatic thriller
”When life-long friends, Andy and Greg, are imprisoned by an unknown captor in the middle of the night, they soon suspect that the key to their freedom is buried somewhere in their past…”
Directed by Tristan Kenyon
Written by Paul Barry
Director of Photography Tania Lambert
Producer Ma’ara Bobby Romia
Starring Paul Barry & Matthew Hamilton
Executive Producers: Tristan Kenyon, Paul Barry, Michael Henry, Ma’ara Bobby Romia, Timothy Kenyon
A Showreels Australia Production
Special Thanks SERCA
Camera: Canon 5D
Location: Rozelle Hospital tunnel system
Westpac GO!
Corporate
Westpac GO Roadshow Campaign
This team building strategy for Westpac involved a corporate video shoot with over 60 interviews recorded over 5 days across Australia. The interviews covered team building topics such as improvement, reward and advancing into the future. The final product resulted in 5 separate videos directed at different departments within the company. Over 20 hours of footage was captured and needed to sifted through to complete edits with deadlines only a week after shooting.
Producer/Director/Cinematographer/Editor: Tristan Kenyon
Production Company: SoDUS Films
Client: Westpac / St George
Grow Up Australia
Viral Promo
Promoting an R18+ games rating
Espresso Communications wanted to promote an R18+ classification for digital computer/console games in Australia. With little to no budget, we devised a concept based on the fact that the popular game Grand Theft Auto had been censored for it’s Australian release. The idea was to create a in-game style trailer using the included in video capture software with GTA IV. Instead of an action packed violent trailer that we would expect we geared the content of the game to be G rated and a love story. Something a hard core gamer would not be interested in at all. The message to send was that the vast majority of gamers are adults and they shouldn’t be left with soft versions of the game they want to play.
The viral promo was shown through various media campaigns covering the topic when it was hot in 2009-.
Director/Editor: Tristan Kenyon
Cinematographer: Tania Lambert
Art Director: Matthew Robert Parsons
Production Company: Kfilms
Client: Espresso Communications
