Posts Tagged Sarah Slean
Congrats to CJ Wallis for Winning a Leo Award for The Rose
Posted by admin in Music, streaming video on June 10, 2011
Congrats are in order to past interview subject CJ Wallis for winning a Leo Award (“the awards program for the British Columbia film and television industry“). Wallis won a Leo Best Music Video of 2010 Award as producer of Sarah Slean’s The Rose music video (which you can watch below).
Update: After reading my post, Wallis clarified that while identified by Leo Award officials as the project’s producer, he wanted me to know that he conceived/edited and directed the video as well. I have to agree that knowing the additional critical roles in the creation of the video makes his award even more impressive. My thanks to Wallis for the insightful clarification.
CJ Wallis on Please Subscribe
Posted by admin in Film, late night TV, streaming video on June 30, 2010
The basic concept of the Please Subscribe documentary (“Please Subscribe follows YouTube celebrites David Choi, Happy Slip, Daxflame, and Tay Zonday as they discuss how online media and YouTube has affected each of their lives and the face of entertainment.“) sparked my interest fairly quickly. The documentary, made by CJ Wallis and the Soska Sisters, hopes to play at several film festivals in the near to long term. I recently conducted an email interview with Wallis. In addition to this documentary, according to Wallis: “I recently directed/edited/conceived the forthcoming Sarah Slean music video and am currently in development on my debut feature film, Frank Flood. The girls are getting a ton of attention for Dead Hooker In A Trunk and are currently in development on two scripts. I also have some original music under the label Elective, which is also going rather well.”
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