FILMS & VIDEOS
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CRIME'S A COOKIN'
Awarded top honors as the - "Best Film" "Audience Award Choice (Theatre B)" Winner for - "Best Choreography" "Best Costumes" "Best Original Score" and nominated for; "Best Direction" "Best Editing" |
An homage to the silent comedies of the turn of last century, "Crime's A Cookin'" is a comedy of errors where bank robbers, cops, the maid, the chef, and the posh upper crust interact through the classic trope of mistaken identities.
"Crime's A Cookin'" is a short film produced entirely in 48 hours by Team JumpCut for the Tampa / St. Pete 48 Hour Film Competition. Directed by Wes Roberts, this short chosen by the judges as the "Best Film" of the competition and earn the popular vote - "Audience Award"
"Crime's A Cookin'" is a short film produced entirely in 48 hours by Team JumpCut for the Tampa / St. Pete 48 Hour Film Competition. Directed by Wes Roberts, this short chosen by the judges as the "Best Film" of the competition and earn the popular vote - "Audience Award"
 Lazy Fairy Improv |
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 Christine Alexander |
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MINI CHEFS REVIEWS
By M. Stewart (Sarasota FL) Anyone with children will appreciate the enthusiasm and sincerity of this video. Christine Alexander plays several different character roles that appeal to the entire audience. A detail for kitchen safety is used repeatedly throughout the video. Not to mention food items that are quick and easy to prepare. I would recommend this video to any parents interested in showing their children the fun and joy of cooking!
By TIMOTHY W. Walsh (Florida, United States) This is a great way to get kids into cooking, which is an incredible life skill! The production was good and Christine (the cook of many characters) was funny and entertaining. My daughters (12 and 9) ATE IT UP! Haraghhahha!
By TIMOTHY W. Walsh (Florida, United States) This is a great way to get kids into cooking, which is an incredible life skill! The production was good and Christine (the cook of many characters) was funny and entertaining. My daughters (12 and 9) ATE IT UP! Haraghhahha!
