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Official stills from my short film The Killing Ground that’s currently on the festival circuit right now. “A rising off-broadway actor begins to have disturbing visions of death as he is on the brink of the getting the biggest role of his career.” We shot this last July. Will most likely be releasing this online sometime this upcoming fall. starring @westonlecrone 

Prod co. @haveparis @tildusk.co 
Writer/Director/Editor: @kvdoan 
Producers: @kvdoan @annannputtithanasorn 
Associate Producer: @devonmadeamovie 
Cinematographer: @the.other.tomford 
Gaffer: @ericdargan 
1st AC: @driftingphoto 
2nd AC and good luck charms: @sofiathedoctor @eravilla 
Set Dresser: @georgina0101 @ceceish 
PA: @sydneytask 
Intimacy coordinator: @grace__roden 
Music by: @realsireel 
On set sound and mix: @bryan_munnings 
Camera PA: @qobi_quainoo 
Color: @brenden_mascherino 
On set photos: @xgracewu

Also featuring performances by:
@katarington 
@_m_a_x__b 
@sophiehur 
@hannahsulak 
@paytongeorgiana66 
@chloebridges__ 
@chlo.ebell 
@ianjosephavila 
@robdimonte
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Part 2 of 4 of the Grattan Street series. In the hours following a party, Haley takes in the quiet comfort of the city alone and thinks back to a relationship she’d had that made her feel the same way. The question in the back of her mind asks, when the time with each other ends, where does all of the love go in the interim? “after the party ends” starring @hannahhmillerr 

writer + director + editor @kvdoan 
prod co. @haveparis 
producer @ianjosephavila 
director of photography @liaaaang 
gaffer @theoobraun
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An exclusive clip from my short film COLLAPSER we filmed back in March, which is now on its film festival run throughout the next year. So excited and happy to have worked alongside so many incredible people to bring this story to life. This idea took six years to come to fruition. With amazing guidance and trust from the team at The Parkinson’s Foundation. More to come! 

Production Co: HAVE PARIS @haveparis 
Writer and Director: Kevin V. Doan @kvdoan 
Producer: Devon Tayman @devonmadeamovie 
Director of Photography: Brennan Freed @bedfreed 
Associate Producer: Meisha Brooks @meishabrooks 
1st AD: Abi Gaudreau @abi.gdrow 
Unit Production Manager: Psalm Tanner
Production Designer: Kaitlin Gaspar @maybekaitlin 
Costume Designer/Stylist: Julianna Rae @juliannagullo @rae.styling 
On Set Audio Mixer/Operator: CP Cutler @padhraic94 
1st AC: Kari Hustad @kari.hustad 
2nd AC: Sofia Paramonov @sofiathedoctor 
Editor: Mason C.W. @mason_coburn 
Colorist: Zack Chalmers @zakchalmers 
Main Track “Green Tile” Composers: Isaac Burns and Kim Rodrig with lyrics by Kevin V. Doan and Isaac Burns. Performed by Isaac Burns, Katelyn Sparks, and Sojourner Brown @iznburns @sparkskatelyn @sojournerbrown @fakekimrodrig 
Score by: Johanna Cranitch @whiteprismmusic 
Post Sound Mix: Bryan Munnings @bryan_munnings 
BTS Photographer: Grace Wu @xgracewu 

Cast:
Patrick - Corrado Martini @corradommartini 
Kate - Katelyn Sparks @sparkskatelyn 
Isaac - Zach Ludlow @zach_ludlow 
Haley - Sojourner Brown @sojournerbrown 
Nate - Remy Yin @remyyins 
Radio Host - Isaac Burns @iznburns 
Dev - Kevin V. Doan @kvdoan 

Thanks to The Bridge Studio @tothebridgenyc 
Greg Tock @greg_tock 
Sierra Moore
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Part 1 of 4 of the Grattan street series. In a single, unbroken one take - Alex calls his ex after a year of no contact, and leaves her a voice memo. “Nowhere in the World” starring Matt Street @thisismattstreet 

Prod Co. @haveparis 
Writer/Director/Editor: Kevin V. Doan
Producer: Ian Joseph Avila @ianjosephavila 
Director of Photography: Garrett Hoffmann @garrett.hoffmann 
1st AC: Sofia Paramonov @sofiathedoctor 
Steadicam Operator: Trent Millspaugh @trentmillspaugh 
Studio: Zack @realzack100 

For context about this collection of films: Exactly one year ago I went through a devastating breakup. The period that followed was an intense searching. For a way to numb myself, to distract. Made so much creative/film work to figure out what was going inside of my head because it didn’t feel like I could say what I wanted to say to the person I’d really wanted to talk to. Ultimately, culminating in a really sobering phone call I’d made to my ex in January. Ripped me to shreds but I absolutely needed it. I wanted to capture that feeling of pouring your heart out to someone and essentially putting your self respect aside to just say exactly how you feel and the other person brushing it aside. The process of shooting this was so incredibly intimate. A small crew of my friends, some old, some new - helping me craft and visualize this thing that happened to me in real life onto the screen. No cuts, no soundtrack or score. Just a guy with a phone, the words, and the love you have for someone who doesn’t want it anymore. The other three films will be released over the course of the next few weeks/months that are all aligned with the tone of this piece and has a thread throughout.
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