Up In Flames was written during late October through most of November 2011. The ending changed several times throughout the writing process. The song used in the film called, “Up In Flames” came from the new album Mylo Xyloto by Coldplay which was released October 24 2011. The film was shot on December 23 2011 in around 10 hours. After multiple delays with weather that night/morning, the film was finally completed.
From the heart of the “Billion-Dollar Coalfields”, in the depths of the Appalachian Mountains, comes a documentary of the everyday life and struggles of a West Virginia coal-miner. Step into the boots of a working man and witness how the brave men of West Virginia have overcome the perils of their occupation. See, firsthand, the working-man’s perspective of the battle for national energy, and come to understand the mentality of the men who work “Behind the Lights”. Music by Kevin [...]
This commercial was filmed in September of 2010 for a WVU Softball event.
This film was made in early August of 2010. This film is being sent to the Sundance Film Festival for the 2011 viewing. A special thanks goes out to Kaeli Fletcher for writing this beautiful song. Hope you enjoy!
This film was made in June of 2010 for a late friend of the Senior Class of 2010 from Williamson High School.
This film was made in late March of 2010 for a Biology Class Project. The film is based around the virus “Ebola,” the deadliest virus in the world.
This film was made during the Winter of 2010 for a theater project. The lead actor, Caleb Stacy, although unharmed during the making of the film, endured some very extreme temperatures that day. The film date was almost rescheduled, but Caleb decided to endure the temperatures making for a somewhat, real Survivorman.
This Music Video was made in September of 2009 for the band “Taylormade” from Beckley West Virginia. This was a surprise film event for Lost Guys Pictures. We got word late that a music video was needed for the group and Lost Guys Pictures responded within a 10 hour notice.
This documentary was made for a coal fair project in Gilbert West Virginia. Roger Maynard, a true West Virginia coal miner, tells the story.
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