Feature Film Porfolio

Most of our film projects, are archival in nature (not for planned release). The features below are either currently available or planned for 2005 release:

Now available from Video Artists International: virtuoso violinist Aaron Rosand in Recital. The legendary violinist in a 2003 program of works by Leclair, Franck, Bach, Sarasate, Brahms, and transcriptions by Rachmaninoff, Kreisler, Heifetz and Milstein. A tribute to Rosand’s artistry as well as the violin traditions of the 19th century. With Robert Koenig, piano. 78 minutes, Color, Stereo.

Now available from Video Artists International: virtuoso jazz violinist Jeremy Cohen's Jeremy Cohen ViolinJazz & Friends Celebrate Joe Venuti 100 Years. This DVD is a tribute to the great American jazz master of the violin, Joe Venuti. His life and career are celebrated through performance of his music, photos from his personal collection, and film of Joe at home in his living room. Jeremy Cohen's Violin Jazz Quartet and very special guests perform at San Francisco's historic Herbst Theatre to celebrate the one hundredth birthday of this most famous swing era fiddler. 73 min., Color, Stereo.

Presenting Malatesta's Carnival of Blood. This 1970's cult classic (dubbed 'a little evil fairy tale' by Philadelphia Magazine) was directed by elfenworks filmmaker Christopher Speeth and is now available online at Amazon. We not only produced the DVD, but also developed a website, DVD cover art work, and press kit.

Available soon on www.tammyhall.com: jazz pianist Tammy Hall presents Tammy Hall in Concert, a concert enhanced with animations from master animator Tim Schaller and featuring jazz favorites and original compositions by Ms. Hall. We are currently seeking distribution for this film.

Available soon on www.violinjazz.com: vituoso jazz violinist Jeremy Cohen presents ChamberJazz and Tangos with tango dancers Sandor and Parissa. Features original arrangements of works by a wide range of composers including Duke Ellington, Dave Brubeck, Astor Piazzolla, Joe Venuti, and Raymond Scott. We are currently seeking distribution for this film.