Introduction
Our involvement in film making covers all three phases of production, as well as, writing and marketing — we have a flare for creating the story and spreading the word, but our biggest asset and and expertise is the creative process in the editing room and post-production — this is where we shine.
Most projects we work on are ours from the beginning to the end; others are scattered amidst the production phases such as CAMERA, MUSIC, AUDIO, and EDITING — but no matter what our involvement in the project is we give 100% and more if possible.
In PRODUCTION
Petite Chardonnay
2011
Written, Edited, and Directed by Gerald Martin Davenport with the production help of Brendan Brooks, Jim Heck, Scott Slotterbeck, and Frank Cosgriff. This enduring and emotional family story will touch your heart, make you laugh, and make you cry.
View the OFFICIAL WEB SITE
Finished Projects
the WATERING hole
2011 Access Sacramento's “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival Screenplay Contest winner.
Written, edited, and directed by Gerald Martin Davenport and produced by Rob Tillitz — and actor who played in THE GOLdEN TREE and several other movies in 2010 for PCS, as well as, acting in six movies for the 2011 PCS.
View the trailer along with the official web page.
BUDDIES
2011 Access Sacramento's “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival Screenplay Contest winner.
Judith Plank, writer & director of Butterscotch — a 2010 Access Sacramento's “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival Screenplay Contest winner — and Festival Director of the Davis Film Festival, has done it again with her incredible story telling of relationships, love, and life. View project page here
An Ignoble Caper
2011 Sacramento International Film Festival: 48 Hour Contest
Mark Hoffman and Vince Dee Miles Production. Fearless Fred and Smooth Jazz search for answers to solve a case but it leads them to the Smoothest White Dude on the Planet. View the trailer here
THE GOLdEN TREE
2010 Access Sacramento's “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival Screenplay Contest winner.
Written, edited, and directed by Gerald Martin Davenport with the help of 28 wonderful actors and a crew of hard working people helped assemble this tale of a family discovering their historic roots to the gold rush in Northern California.
View the 10 minute version along with interviews and the trailer can be seen here on the official web site.
Treasure Chest of South Sacramento
2010 Access Sacramento's “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival Screenplay Contest winner.
Gerald Martin Davenport and Brendan Brooks were co-Directors and Cinematographers for Guy Pace the Writer and Producer. View the movie here
Detective A
2009 Access Sacramento's “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival Screenplay Contest winner.
Audio and Post-Production Director and Editor on the project — did lots of work on this project to showcase the director, actors, and myself, but the director doesn't want to share any of it to the detriment of the actors and crew that put so much work into it. Send a request to view trailers and the 10 and 16 minute versions.
Eleven Minutes Late
2006 Apple Insomnia FIlm Festival
Alex Kona, a professional theif, is hired to train an up and coming theif. The job is to steal a secret ATM coding device from the house of the creator — a simple straight forward low security job, but when the new guy is eleven minutes late, class is in session for life. View the finished project here
PAINT
2005
Written, Camera, Audio, Edited, and Directed by Gerald Martin Davenport — his first time doing all of the production and behind the camera duties at once — and was Produced by Tamara Davenport who had many other duties like Food, Transportation, Wardrobe, and moral support. Aria is asked to be on his brothers paintball team, but he gets more than what he asked for. View the project here
In “The Que”
Paint [new]
A remake of PAINT, one of our first ever short productions on our own. The story has been reworked and expanded to include more action and more story development. View project page here