Jon Huybrecht directed "Harvest," about revenge from beyond the grave. We helped Jon add some extra horror with a few visual effects that would have been impossible to get in-camera. This happy fellow is undead, so he needed scarier eyes. Since the crew didn't have creepy contact lenses, we found photos of infected human and cow eyes and used Photoshop and After Effects to replace them digitally. Each new eye had to be animated to match the actor's head movement, as well as cut out to be placed underneath his eyelids. Note: this video has gross eyes in it.

The nice folks in Calaveras County saw our Tuolumne video and wanted one of their own. The purpose is to advertise the area as a shooting location for Hollywood movies.

Invisible Engine Films makes a ton of short films. For ""Eulogy for Chad"" they asked us to help set Chad on fire. You can watch the whole movie on Invisible Engine's Shorts page. We had already set a kitchen on fire for the film ""The Prototype."" We just took it a step further by animating the fire to match the actor's movement and the camera's shake. Note: This video has quite a few naughty words in it.

This 35mm film was written and directed by Joey Boukadakis. He hired Dave Codeglia as Editor and Visual Effects Supervisor and James Codeglia as Assistant Editor. These are effects that are intended to be invisible. They enhance and repair the original shot.

This 35mm film was written and directed by Joey Boukadakis. He hired Dave Codeglia as Editor and Visual Effects Supervisor and James Codeglia as Assistant Editor. We used crowd duplication, 3D animation and rotoscoping to add people and the banner to this opening shot of the film.

This 35mm film was written and directed by Joey Boukadakis. He hired Dave Codeglia as Editor and Visual Effects Supervisor and James Codeglia as Assistant Editor. Here's a trailer for the film.

We were hired as cinematographers and editors to advertise Tuolumne County as a shooting location for films. The footage was shot in only 2 days and on a limited budget. Aaron Fischer wrote and performed the original music.

Some DVDs entail original videography, photography, or even computer animation. They all require extensive design, planning, illustration, and programming know-how. Here are some highlights.

Craig Hammill is the writer/director of this feature film. Dave and James previously helped Craig on his other film, "The Cleats of Imminent Doom." They were hired to create this DVD that would help pitch the film to investors. The director wanted the menus to have a homemade feel.

These are bits and pieces from some projects we have directed. We have experience directing narrative films, documentaries, shorts, corporate videos and more.