Jennifer Christa Palmer
f i l m p r o j e c t s
F u l l S a i l D i g i t a l C i n e m a t o g r a p h y
Directed by Cole Allen, this dramatic short film tells the last chapter of Maria's life through the eyes of her boyfriend, Michael. Starring Cody C. Stone and Jennifer Christa Palmer. Filmed on location in Altamonte Springs in June 2007.
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C o o p e r ' s P o i n t
M I J A W o r l d W i d e P r o d u c t i o n s
Directed by James Cullinane, this short film begins with three hikers who make a startling discovery. Cinematography by Eduardo Ferrio and written by Louis Puster. Pictured right are Jennifer Christa Palmer as Dawn & Sebastian Montoya as Matthew. Shot on location at Spring Hammock Park in Seminole County Florida in May of 2007.
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F u l l S a i l D i g i t a l C i n e m a t o g r a p h y
Directed by Josh Sauls, this short film swept all five faculty awards at its premiere. Released 4 May 2007. (left) Flash forward fantasy sequence - Amazons Jennifer Rose, Bethany Wedlund and Jennifer Christa Palmer with Adam Windom.
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C o o k i e D o u g h M a r t i n i
18 September 2008 - On the set of the short film"Cookie Dough Martini" starring Harrison Hayward. Pictured right is Delilah, a high ranking office executive of Heaven and her two bouncers, Bobo, left, (Richard Lord) and Ollie (Ron Diltz).
T o m f o o l ' s K e y : P i l o t E p i s o d e
B e l l e z z a S t u d i o s
A sci-fi fantasy that blends historical elements with the supernatural. Written and directed by Erika Weatherbee and Jonathan Hockman - pictured behind lead character Celsi Wish, left. On location at Lake Louisa State Park.
Principal photography began 12 October 2008.
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a U C F D 3 p r o d u c t i o n
Directed by Edward Liguori, this dramatic short film explores the thin line between the being admired for the drive to succeed and being vilified for slipping into obsessive madness. Based around the Lisa Nowak story. Produced by Marisa Pena, with Directors of Photography Andrew Ackerman and Shaun Boyte.
On the Press Conference set, 28 February 2009.
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S t a r f i e l d S t u d i o s
"Everyone Needs a Hobby..."
Principal photography completed, this horror/thriller short was shot in HD for world wide festival release. Starring Jennifer Christa Palmer as Callie, and Mike Kalinowski as Rob. Directed by Douglas Pritchard. Currently in Post Production.
C l o u d y L o g i c
P r o d u c t i o n s
Principal photography began 1 June 2009. A modern fairy tale starring Jennifer Christa Palmer as April, Paul Petrus as her opinionated husband, Paul (both pictured, right) Also starring Dawn Davis as the mysterious waitress, Juliette. Written & produced by Andrew Stoneham and directed by Brandt Bethune. This short film was shot on location at Trish's Teas in Baldwin Park.
The premiere of "Coffee or Tea?" was on 31 July 2009.
C h i c a g o O v e r c o a t
A F u l l S a i l 3 5 m m P r o d u c t i o n
A 1940s whodunit directed by Anthony Bommarito. Principal photography took place 12-15 August 2009.
(Photo left and top) Seated in her living room, Linda Davis (Jennifer Christa Palmer) is questioned by detectives Henry Spade (David O'Donnell) and William Dishlell (Jeff Elsworth) regarding the murder of her daughter, Valerie Davis (Ashley Sutton).
Photos by Bryant Padilla, courtesy of fsproductionstills.com
A F u l l S a i l 3 5 m m P r o d u c t i o n
Since grade school, Emma has had a talent for sketching. Her prophetic drawings manifest a violent reality on those who oppose her, especially her teachers. Principal photography took place 19-22 August 2009.
(Photo below) Miss Feinstein (Jennifer Christa Palmer) in the schoolyard with her whistle. Recess is over, but Emma refuses to return.
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U C F C a p s t o n e P r o j e c t
Written and directed by Nils Taranger II. Shot entirely on the UCF Sound Stage in downtown Orlando on 29-30 August 2009.
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