Short Works


Project A+ Official Promo #2

2019

Including themes for Parasite (2019), Society (1989) and Organ (1996), as featured on the podcast Project A+. Subscribe to Project A+ (search 'Project A Plus') for more: https://www.offbrandhorse.com/project-a https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Video by Hugh Hamilton. Music by Hugh Hamilton and Hunter Sawyer. © Off-Brand Horse, 2019.

Including themes for Parasite (2019), Society (1989) and Organ (1996), as featured on the podcast Project A+.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing, cinematography: Hugh Hamilton.
Music: Hugh Hamilton and Hunter Sawyer.


Project A+ Official Promo #1

2019

Featuring themes for Gemini Man (2019), Angst (1983) and In the Mouth of Madness (1994), as featured on the podcast Project A+. Subscribe to Project A+ (search 'Project A Plus') for more: https://www.offbrandhorse.com/project-a https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/project-a-plus/id1400693097?mt=2 Video by Hugh Hamilton. Music by Hugh Hamilton and Hunter Sawyer. © Off-Brand Horse, 2019.

Including themes for Gemini Man (2019), Angst (1983) and In the Mouth of Madness (1994), as featured on the podcast Project A+.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing, cinematography: Hugh Hamilton.
Music: Hugh Hamilton and Hunter Sawyer.


I Got My Bricks on Route 66

2003

2009 Director's Cut of a student film I made in 2003.

A 2009 Director's Cut of a 2003 student film. Copyright claims necessitated the replacement of Leonard Nimoy's 'If I Had a Hammer' with an off-brand version.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing, cinematography: Hugh Hamilton.
Cast: Harry Brimage, Angus Hamilton and Thomas Formosa-Doyle.
Costumes: Hugh Hamilton and Angus Hamilton.
Effects: Hugh Hamilton and Angus Hamilton.
Choreography: Hugh Hamilton, Angus Hamilton, Thomas Formas-Doyle and Harry Brimage.


Making Bricks

2009

A rather tortuous making-of that I knocked together in 2009 instead of writing essays.

A rather tortuous making-of documentary about I Got My Bricks on Route 66 that I knocked together in 2009 instead of writing essays.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing, cinematography: Hugh Hamilton.
Featuring: Harry Brimage, Thomas Formosa-Doyle and Angus Hamilton.


While My Audience Gently Sleeps

2004

Back in 2004, this earned a respectable one-and-half stars from the film course facilitators.

The only film I completed during my aborted tenure at film school, this earned a respectable one-and-half stars from the course facilitators.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing: Hugh Hamilton.
Cinematography: Michael Bates.
Cast: Anh-Tu Tran, Thomas Formosa-Doyle and Harry Brimage.


Apples

2003

A totally authentic, definitely not whitewashed chanbara short from 2003.

A totally authentic, definitely not whitewashed chanbara short from 2003.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing, cinematography: Hugh Hamilton.
Cast: Thomas Formosa-Doyle and Harry Brimage.


Exile

2003

A 2002 student film by Harry Brimage, Thomas Formosa-Doyle, Hugh Hamilton and Ben Hansen. This is the original version, although a soundtrack sub was mandated by a copyright claim. Daring, visionary sci-fi or 15 minutes of garbage? Some deterioration evident in the audio, but trust me, it's no better pristine.

An early high school foray into science fiction which plays exactly as poorly as that sounds. This is the original version, although a soundtrack sub was mandated by a copyright claim. Daring, visionary sci-fi or 15 minutes of garbage? Some deterioration is evident in the audio, but trust me, it's no better pristine.

credits

Screenplay, direction, cinematography: Harry Brimage, Thomas Formosa-Doyle, Hugh Hamilton and Ben Hansen.
Editing: Hugh Hamilton and Ben Hansen.
Cast: Harry Brimage, Cary Thompson, Hugh Hamilton, Thomas Formosa-Doyle, Ben Hansen, Tim Randall and Matthew Coleman.


Shitbox

2001

The foundational text of the Melbourne New Wave. The film after which the legendary production company was named. Conceived for a media studies course by Thomas Formosa-Doyle and Hugh Hamilton, the original version-which has been lost to time-was edited using a primitive non-linear editing system hooked up to a CRT television.

The foundational text of the Melbourne New Wave. The film after which the legendary production company was named. Conceived for a media studies course by Thomas Formosa-Doyle and Hugh Hamilton, the original version—which has been lost to time—was edited using a primitive non-linear editing system hooked up to a CRT television. Though its juvenile nihilism is not to everyone's tastes, it is, I'm sure you'll agree, on YouTube.

credits

Screenplay, direction, editing: Thomas Formosa-Doyle and Hugh Hamilton.
Cinematographers: Angus Hamilton and Thomas Formosa-Doyle.
Cast: Thomas Formosa-Doyle, Hugh Hamilton, Angus Hamilton and Harry Brimage.