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Film
We look at our work with motion picture production as another effective means of telling stories, whether our stories are internally driven, such as our forthcoming 3-D feature on Celtic Spirituality in Ireland, or at the service of others. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then how priceless is a talking picture? For the right project (that is, one which interests us), we can provide everything from short movie clips for website enhancement to full blown multi-camera productions suitable for broadcast, and everything in between. We offer a complete selection of deliverables including web, videotape, CD-ROM, and full featured DVD authoring for HD, Blu-Ray and 3-D.
Elfenworks Productions Intro Reel
At the beginning of documentary films, there is traditionally an animation or short film that contains the studio's trademark, logo, and theme, which is known as a bumper. This is ours.
3D Film
We just returned from Ireland, where we shot our first 3-D film. The subject? Celtic Spirituality. Shooting took place in late summer, to capture the emerald isle at her cinematic best...
Rough Justice
Here is one girls story. In prison, we sometimes forget the people there are imprisoned people its rough Justice. And we can do better!
Such A Crime
What if there were a grass roots movement — based in song — fostering an ethic of sharing and understanding, and open hearted compassion towards the last and least, right here in our country?
Resurrection
Lyrics by Lauren Speeth and Music by Tammy Hall. Performed by Commodore Callahan on their debut album, "Love is Here." Inspired by Rev. Dr. Penny Nixon and dedicated to Father Peter Young (PYHIT.com). Featuring Linda Tillery on vocals. Copyright 2008, 2009 Elfenworks Productions LLC. All rights reserved.
Reflections
Produced by elfenworks, "Tammy Hall: Reflections" combines Tammy's musical artistry with sophisticated cinematography by the elfenworks team, and visual effects by master editor-animator Tim Schaller.
Malatesta’s Carnival of Blood
Yes it’s back — that ’70s horror cult classic Malatesta’s Carnival of Blood! Considered a lost film for almost thirty years, Malatesta’s Carnival prints had all disappeared following initial distribution in the Southern Drive-In Circuit. Interest in many of the stars, especially Hervé de Villachaize, has kept interest in the film alive.
Virtuoso violinist Aaron Rosand
Filmmaker Christopher Eric Speeth
Elfenworks has been supporting filmmaker Christopher Eric Speeth in unearthing his archival footage for many years. Speeth also supports us, providing film expertise in our various projects.
Jazz pianist Tammy Hall
The blending of her performance with dream-like imagery invites viewers to escape into a world of visual metaphor inspired and driven by the emotional qualities of the music.The film was released February 28, 2006 to critical acclaim including Summit and Telly Awards and festival awards for Best Jazz Short / Best Music Video (Cleveland) and Best International Documentary Short (Calgary). Footage has aired on Bay Area Focus with Susan Sikora on KBHK/UPN TV and the DVD was featured as a KCSM 91.1 member pledge-drive thank-you gift.
