Please Help

February 1st, 2010

As some of you may know I was hired to go to Pakistan last Summer to shoot a film about Vittorio Sella.  Over the course of the last six months the Sella project has slowed and finally stalled.

Now, I am trying to get the footage I shot moving forward in order to make a film about the Balti people.  The negatives have been in limbo at the lab and it is starting to itch my creative mind.  This itch needs to be scratched!!  You can see some of the still images from my trip at the post titled Pakistan: Mountains.

By giving you will help me to not only pay for the processing costs but the costs of transfer and editing.  My needs are meager by comparison to some films but more than I can handle in the moment.

You will see the PayPal Donate button.  Any amount in the tip jar will be appreciated.

Adam

Watch It Sparkle

January 30th, 2010

Here are a few shots from a promo I did for Watch It Sparkle.  They have a new album coming out and they are going to be doing a Western states tour in March.  Keep an eye out for them if they are playing in your town.







The Grates Part II

January 25th, 2010

Sorry for the slacking off a bit. But, here are the film images from the Sunset Tavern in Seattle featuring The Grates. They are an amazing little band out of Oz and are well worth a listen and better yet if they are ever in your part of the world go see them. Plus, they seem to know where the best food is in every part of the world.


The Grates 1


The Grates 2


The Grates 3


The Grates 4


The Grates 5

A quick update

December 12th, 2009

Adam Forslund Pin-Hole Self Portrait

I’ve been playing around with some pin-hole stuff and will be posting more in the coming days.  I have a gig with a band that may end up being shot in the same manner.  It would be really cool to even try some movie film like this!!

New York Magazine Reviews “Kicks For Cranes”

November 3rd, 2009

Kicks For Cranes

Well, it looks like a short film I shot has been reviewed by New York Magazine.  You can see the film and comment on it yourself by following this link.

We shot it on an HVX200 for the main body of the film and the beginning and end is shot on B&W Tri-X Super8.  The shoots were spread all over Seattle and it was a fun time.  It got me back to what I consider my roots and enjoyment of experimental cinema.

Enjoy the show.

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2009/11/filmmaker_matt_cibelli.html