premiering MAGIC HOUR at @sxsw is a dream come true. I can’t yet even put words to how special the last 36 hours have been… to share this deeply intimate, personal story that was born out of a voice to text memo between @markduplass and me… that was captured by the most beautiful eye of @sarahmakesmovies… with the support of this incredible crew (most pictured, all tagged), centered by the heart and soul of the incomparable @daveeddiggs… it is EXACTLY where I want to be and what I want to be doing creatively. my heart is so full.
premiering MAGIC HOUR at @sxsw is a dream come true. I can’t yet even put words to how special the last 36 hours have been… to share this deeply intimate, personal story that was born out of a voice to text memo between @markduplass and me… that was captured by the most beautiful eye of @sarahmakesmovies… with the support of this incredible crew (most pictured, all tagged), centered by the heart and soul of the incomparable @daveeddiggs… it is EXACTLY where I want to be and what I want to be doing creatively. my heart is so full.
premiering MAGIC HOUR at @sxsw is a dream come true. I can’t yet even put words to how special the last 36 hours have been… to share this deeply intimate, personal story that was born out of a voice to text memo between @markduplass and me… that was captured by the most beautiful eye of @sarahmakesmovies… with the support of this incredible crew (most pictured, all tagged), centered by the heart and soul of the incomparable @daveeddiggs… it is EXACTLY where I want to be and what I want to be doing creatively. my heart is so full.
premiering MAGIC HOUR at @sxsw is a dream come true. I can’t yet even put words to how special the last 36 hours have been… to share this deeply intimate, personal story that was born out of a voice to text memo between @markduplass and me… that was captured by the most beautiful eye of @sarahmakesmovies… with the support of this incredible crew (most pictured, all tagged), centered by the heart and soul of the incomparable @daveeddiggs… it is EXACTLY where I want to be and what I want to be doing creatively. my heart is so full.
premiering MAGIC HOUR at @sxsw is a dream come true. I can’t yet even put words to how special the last 36 hours have been… to share this deeply intimate, personal story that was born out of a voice to text memo between @markduplass and me… that was captured by the most beautiful eye of @sarahmakesmovies… with the support of this incredible crew (most pictured, all tagged), centered by the heart and soul of the incomparable @daveeddiggs… it is EXACTLY where I want to be and what I want to be doing creatively. my heart is so full.
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
Cinematographer Sarah Whelden reflects on her collaboration with Director Katie Aselton and explains how ARRI’s ALEXA 35 played a crucial role in achieving their vision, enhancing the film’s visual storytelling: “Despite ‘Magic Hour’ being our first collaboration, Director Katie Aselton and I instinctively understood how to tell this story. We developed a strong visual language that guided our on-set decisions, unlocking the film in real-time. Early on, I chose the ALEXA 35 to handle the challenges of shooting in a house surrounded by desert, which we saw as a character in the film. The camera’s flexibility was crucial for exposing the desert during day interiors, especially with a small team and limited lighting. The ALEXA 35 provided a clean image, film-like highlights, and detailed shadows, allowing me to blend the desert and interior spaces naturally. It also handled the tonalities of magic hour beautifully, giving us extra takes as light faded. These were the key considerations in my testing, but the standout feature was its color space. We created a show LUT to distinguish the earth tones from vibrant pops of color, visually underscoring hopefulness in the barren landscape.” 🎬 “Magic Hour” makes its world premiere on March 7, opening day at SXSW! Catch it again on March 11! Director: Katie Aselton (@katieaselton) Writers: Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass (@markduplass) Cinematographer: Sarah Whelden (@sarahmakesmovies) Producer: Emily A. Neumann (@neumiepoo) Starring: Katie Aselton and Daveed Diggs (@daveeddiggs) Colorist: Alkemic Color (@alkemiccolor) B Op: June Zandona (june_zandona) A 1st AC: Ariel Pomerantz (@shutup.ariel) B 1st AC: Alex Cason (@therealalexcason) 2nd AC: Mikaela Thorne (@mikaelaxthorne) Gaffer: Nathan Miles (@nathanlukemiles) Key Grip: Kevin Garrard (@bluesandalviews) Camera Rentals: BECiNE (@_becine_) #SXSW #MagicHour #premiere #capturedwithARRI #ARRI #ALEXA35 #inspiringimages #stayinspired
best book i’ve ever read ❤️ (I particularly love the chapters with the dogs)
Our NATIONAL GIFT CARD DRIVE is here! Here’s how it works. Grab a used cardboard box, cut out a slot for the cards, go to our website thesoulpointsfund.org and print the Gift Card Drive image so you can tape it on. Find a spot in your community where people will see it… school, work, church, a trusted coffee shop, etc. When it gets full you can mail the cards to our PO Box and our non-profit @thesoulpointsfund will get them directly into the hands of those who need them most. Please join us. Repost this. Spread the word. Help us rebuild LA. We need you. ❤️✌️
lean in, bbs 📸 @joshtelles for @deadline
“people say we’re co-dependent and to that I say: AND? SO?!? isn’t that what everybody’s trying to get?” MAGIC HOUR ✨🍌✨ 📸 @joshtelles for @deadline
@katieaselton talked to @theretaility about her upcoming SXSW film “Magic Hour,” which she wrote, directed, and stars in alongside @daveeddiggs. “It’s the rawest I’ve ever been,” she says. “If someone else was making ‘Magic Hour,’ I would not have been cast in it. I was lucky enough to [create it]. I wrote it for myself, and I cast myself. I directed myself—my favorite actor to work with. But no one else was going to give me that job.” She adds, “This is a story that @markduplass and I wrote together that I’ve been so passionate about for so long. [We] finally got the right group of people together to make it.” Read more at TheRetaility.com.
As many of you know, we’ve been working on the ground here in LA to get relief directly into the hands of the LA Fire victims. Unfortunately, we’re seeing the press cycle move on. Our corporate sponsors are pulling their emergency funds. It’s sad, because there is so much more to do. To this end, @katieaselton and I are donating an extra $100,000 to our non profit @thesoulpointsfund to keep up the relief. We’ll still take your unused gift cards and your tech items, but we are also set up to receive donations through our 501c3 if you’d like to match our donation and help further the work. Any amount helps! Our website thesoulpointsfund.org (link in bio) has a quick and easy donate button if you are able to help. Thank you for all you’ve done so far. – Mark, Katie, Ora and Molly Duplass ❤️✌️
what if we stay out here forever? but it’s not real. yeah… but it’s not not real. MAGIC HOUR ✨🍌✨ 📸 by @robbysphotos
what if we stay out here forever? but it’s not real. yeah… but it’s not not real. MAGIC HOUR ✨🍌✨ 📸 by @robbysphotos
what if we stay out here forever? but it’s not real. yeah… but it’s not not real. MAGIC HOUR ✨🍌✨ 📸 by @robbysphotos
Hey guys! Some exciting news: I’ve partnered with @markduplass @katieaselton @thesoulpointsfund to help support victims of the LA fires. Please visit us at www.thesoulpointsfund.org to learn more about how you can help! You can also find information about creating your own donation box on our website. If you have any unused gift cards or any new or gently used laptops, iPads, or gaming devices, please send them to: . P.O. Box: 4804 Laurel Canyon Blvd #1127 Valley Village, CA 91607 . . The Soul Points Fund thanks you SO MUCH for your support ❤️
Daveed Diggs and Katie Aselton answer The Times’ @ducassi’s Very Important Questions about their film “Magic Hour,” which premiered at @sxsw on Friday. In #MagicHour, Erin (@katieaselton) and Charlie (@daveeddiggs) escape to the desert to navigate an unexpected and challenging new phase of their relationship. From which #Hamilton lyric best describes the film and EGOT timelines to Aselton’s directing and the “Magic Hour” couple’s fantasy football name if they were a team on “The League,” Aselton and Diggs go deep. See the full video, along with photos, videos and more from at latimes.com/sxsw or at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio. 🎥 @ducassi, @markpottslat #DaveedDiggs #KatieAselton #Movie #Cinema #TheLeague #Funny
