SamuraiFilms Film Podcast

Reel

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 06:00:00 -0000

A reel composed of the work of Griffin Lamfers and Samuel Sutch. You can find most of these films on this site.

June 1 Reel

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 06:00:00 -0000

A reel of my work as of June 1st

Separate the Mind

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 06:00:00 -0000

A man encounters unexpected results while executing his first murder job.

Late

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 07:00:00 -0000

A man late for an audition races through San Francisco

Telekenesis

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:00:00 -0000

A man finds himself in possession of a valuable book.

Punk

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Fri, 23 May 2008 06:00:00 -0000

A hitman enters an apartment and waits for his fare to come home.

Ghost Story

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Fri, 16 May 2008 06:00:00 -0000

A ghost stalks a woman he loves from the afterlife.

The Wheel

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Thu, 01 May 2008 06:00:00 -0000

Sometime bad dreams come true. The abstract thoughts of a sleeping man are manifested within reality.

Punk (2008 Short) Reel

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 06:00:00 -0000

Nolan Mecham's role in "Punk" is a mobster, named Toley, who manipulates a couple into the hands of a hit man.

Big Mountain

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 06:00:00 -0000

With this film I intended to capture my main character, the Big Mountain, in a portrait in an aesthetic fashion that is different but complimentary to our every day perception. It was shot in late March 2008 on Whitefish Ski Resort in Kalispell, MT.

Jamie Scott: Dichotomy - Alt Cut

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:00:00 -0000

A man, an apartment and an afternoon. This is the final cut, which is several minutes shorter than the original.

Jamie Scott: Dichotomy

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:00:00 -0000

An afternoon, a man, and an apartment.

San Francisco Rooftop Landscapes

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 07:00:00 -0000

Some shots taken from a San Francisco rooftop. This shouldn't be viewed as a film, or anything with a terrible ammount of thought put into.

Associates Final Cut

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 07:00:00 -0000

The Epidemic cut of my short film "Associates."

Associates

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 07:00:00 -0000

Associates is a short film I shot about coincidence and smoking. It was silently on Super 8 and then telecine'd and edited in the computer.

Ben

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Mon, 06 Nov 2006 07:00:00 -0000

Tim is a boy you’d find in a typical, American, mid-west family. His family has no interest in spending time with him. He lives too far away from the city to hang out with his friends and thus, he is bored. In this film we play with the idea that, because of the up-bringing of a child, his mentality and imagination can be warped beyond what one normally assumes a kid might conceive. Of course, because we’re us, we try to guarantee the viewer doesn’t get depressed. The concept for the film was originally bred from a film contest on Revver.com, of which the criteria were to create a film that was “Childhood Themed,”… and nothing else. I’m not 100% sure they’ll like our twist on it–but what the hell? Enjoy!

Rise of Legends

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 06:00:00 -0000

Alright so I finally got my Fat Ass (TM) into gear and edited our latest review. I'm sorry it took me so long, but I've also been working on other things. This week we reviewed Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends (full title). Maki and Player1 both have mixed feelings about the game, watch to find out what they think. This episode I spent, at last, a great deal of time on the new intro. I hope you guys like it. Hint: watch the whole thing. ;)

Call of Cthulhu

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 06:00:00 -0000

We were looking for games to review when we came across a game that we didn't know about. It had little to no advertising and probably due to its content, isn't very TV-friendly therefore had very few reviews. This week we look at a little-publicised title from Bethesda Softworks, Call of Cthulhu. We have a lot of game footage in this one, and because we can, we themed this episode after the game. Let us know what you thought of it and if you think we should try to theme more shows after the game we're reviewing by shooting us an email at nobullshit@samuraifilms.org.

Emo Jack

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Mon, 29 May 2006 06:00:00 -0000

Emo Jack has a hard life. His parents don’t even understand him and he has to go to a funeral in his shit car. If only his parents got him a Prius things would be so much better! Luckily he has his iPod and Razr Mobile to drown his sorrows in. In this dry, sarcastic, short film we chastise the “Emo” sub-culture, if you couldn’t tell already. Eric plays Emo Jack because, for some reason, he just does it really well. Expect to see some more short films in this format. Enjoy.

The Godfather

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sun, 28 May 2006 06:00:00 -0000

This episode we cover a somewhat new game from EA - The Godfather. We felt that this game had a great advertising campaign but no real, solid reviews, so here we are. In this episode there is nothing too new. The sound is 100% fixed now and you can hear Maki and Player1 equally. Everything should be equalized and easy to listen too, also. Again, if you want to shoot us an email, let us know we missed something, hate mail us or otherwise, as always the address is nobullshit@samuraifilms.org. Expect something cool for our next episode... But until then, enjoy!

Battle For Middle Earth 2

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Wed, 17 May 2006 06:00:00 -0000

Hello again from Joe's couch. This week we bring you a not-so-new game (again), Battle For Middle Earth 2. In this episode we have incorporated a new introduction sequence to get the energy going and, by request, more game footage during the review. There are also some cool lower-thirds I made in Motion. Whether they stay or not, we'll see. There is still a little bit of audio issues (better than last time, though), but I will get those fixed in the next episode. Otherwise this is the format we think we will stick with for this series. If you have any suggestions, please let us know by emailing us at bullshit@samuraifilms.org, or by responding to this post [registration required]. Next week we plan to review another somewhat out-dated game, then jump into a few brand-new games, so our show isn't just Bullshit old games. Stay tuned!

Oblivion

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Thu, 11 May 2006 06:00:00 -0000

Welcome to the first episode of the No Bullshit Game Review. This is a new series we will use to cut through the crap of the gaming industry and offer our straight-up reviews of new games. And because this is the No Buillshit Game Review, you’ll get the reviews when you can get the games, no hype, no marketing. For our introductory episode we chose a game that you might have heard of before, Elderscrolls IV, Oblivion. We experiment with introducing game footage and some minor animation. The next episode will be better, a little bit flashier, but to remain true to our “No Bullshit” title, don’t expect anything too expensive, we’re not G4TV here–in fact, they’re the reason we have to make this show. So enjoy our first stab at this genre and we hope to see you soon!

Chicken Carbonara

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sun, 23 Apr 2006 06:00:00 -0000

Welcome to another episode of the 5-10 Minute Cooking Show. We thank you for joining us again this week as Shane from the <a title="sbforums" href="http://samuraiblog.com/forums/index.php">SamuraiBlog Forums</a> prepares two easy-to-make dishes, lazy people still need not apply. Tonight Shane will make two Italian dishes. First, Sun-dried tomato Penne with Wine Sauce and second Linguini Carbonara with Shrimp. As always, enjoy and thank you for watching!

Pollo en Pipain

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sun, 09 Apr 2006 06:00:00 -0000

Welcome back to another episode of the 5-10 Minute Cooking Show. I hope you have enjoyed the previous episodes as much as I did! This week we come back to you with a few new tricks including a new intro and a better lit kitchen. We hope to improve upon previous episodes with these few additions. This week we prepared for your entertainment and education a Spanish entrée. Watch along as we make Pollo en Pipain, Harlem Rice and Mexican-style Guacamole.

One

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 07:00:00 -0000

This is a Quickfilm featuring Justin Marcus waking up in the morning and preparing for a hit. The original commentary (which was cut from the version you see) was along the lines of, "I get in the morning, like you. I go to work, every day, like you. My job is just cooler." This film is unique, to us, in that it is probably the most cut-down story we've done. There is no dialog or commentary at all, actually. It is also the first thing we did after the first 5-10 Minute Cooking Show and after I bought the XL2, so there are a lot of experimental camera techniques and I like the way it came out. Enjoy!

Bourbon Pork

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 07:00:00 -0000

Welcome to the second episode of our now-expanding-length-wise 5-10 Minute Cooking Show! This week we made Bourbon Pork and a special rice. In this episode we come to you with a new intro in addition to the always-extremely-tasty food. Our last episode’s meal was cool but this one will really impress your friends because it goes up and over what your normal couch potatoe would do to prepare pork. I don’t have a recipe for this episode because, well, it was pretty much made up on the fly. Don’t worry, we’ll include one for the next episode. Enjoy!

Beefy Seafood Stir-fry

samuraiblog@gmail.com (Samuel W. Sutch) — Sun, 12 Feb 2006 07:00:00 -0000

Welcome to the first episode of The 5-10 Minute Cooking Show! This (as I think I've already pointed out) is our first episode. We made this one back when it was called the 5 Minute Cooking Show and it ended up being exactly 5 minutes long. It's a little rougher than our latest episode but thus far has been our best reviewed. We also did not know if we were going to make any other episodes when we made this and had not yet developed a style. We decided to add a little of our own attitude to this series and I think that is what will keep people interested because, albiet, this is still a cooking show.