Ham Jam
A frustrated young actress entertains herself in a Los Angeles traffic jam.
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Sage DrakeDirectorHis Good Wife, Lost Track, and Good For One Hug
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Michelle LewisWriterScattered
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Sanelle SibandaProducerZola, His Good Wife, Lost Track, and Good For One Hug
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Paige Laree PoucelKey Cast"Paige"Lighter Than Air
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Adventure, Comedy
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Runtime:1 minute 52 seconds
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Completion Date:September 9, 2018
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Production Budget:0 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Canon 5D EOS Mark 3
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Aspect Ratio:1.78
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Top Shorts Online Film Festival
Honorable Mention Award - Best Microfilm -
Caldas Film Festival
Official Selection -
Kids First! Film Festival
United States
January 1, 2019
Official Selection -
Independent Shorts AwardsBurbank
United States
Official Selection -
Long Island International Film ExpoLong Island
Official Selection -
LaFF-VIN Laughter Film Festival Vincennes, INVincennes
August 23, 2019
Official Selection -
San Diego International Kids Film FestivalSan Diego
United States
Official Selection -
Wirksworth 3 Minute Film Festival
United Kingdom Premiere -
Top Indie Film Awards
Nominations: Best Actress Paige Laree Poucel & Best Writing Michelle Lewis
Studied filmmaking at the College of San Mateo. A San Francisco professional freelance photographer-videographer which includes weddings, indie music videos, documentaries, corporate videos, and other productions.
Award-winning filmmaker of HIS GOOD WIFE, LOST TRACK, and GOOD FOR ONE FREE HUG.
I love Los Angeles and always wanted to make a movie in L.A. and actors who chase after their dreams through the crazy freeway. I thought it would be fantastic if I made a mini short film where we are actually stuck in an actual traffic jam with just myself, our actress and my producer who also did the sound for us. We shot the whole movie under an hour and it came out far better than I expected. I shot most of the movie in black and white because Los Angeles looks really beautiful in black and white and also my love affair of classic black and white movies.
Anyway, I love quirky subjects and this is just another to my quirky productions.
Enjoy!