TEMPT

Caption this moment from last week’s shoot! Best one gets some fun Tempt schwag. Keep it clean, folks.😉

Sound: George Ingmire
Key Grip: Lucas Porterfield

Every commercial involves a multi-layered creative process, and picking the perfect lenses is one of the ways we love to help shape how the story comes to life. For all the fellow lens nerds out there, here’s a peek at some of our favorites from the recent Credit Human campaign.

1. TLS Rehoused Canon K35 50mm
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini ARRI

2. TLS Rehoused Canon K35 85mm
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini ARRI

3. Angenieux Optimo 12x Angenieux Lenses
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini ARRI

4. Lens: TLS Rehoused Canon K35 24mm
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini ARRI

Director: Jake and Brian Jake Springfield Brian Bain
DP: Jake Springfield Jake Springfield
Production company: TEMPT
Camera Support: Keslow Camera Matt Pelto

Casting: On The Hunt Casting
Talent: Tadaysay Young, Sarah Nicklin, Apolline Salvaggio, Joaquin Tamez (The Blanco Agency - Representing Talent) Jasmine Yampierre, Alexander Mendez

Sometimes a spot can be fun, funny, ridiculous—and still wildly complicated. 🎬

For this one, we packed a musical number, lip-synching, and three visual gags into less than 20 seconds. To help the team nail every beat (and know exactly when our troubadour makes his entrance), we built what we call, a “vid-o-matic”—our way to visualize timing and tone before cameras roll.

Production Company: Tempt Films
Agency: LOOMIS
Director: Jake and Brian
Producer: Cindy Fertitta
DP: Jake Springfield
Art Director: Tim Madison
First AC: John Sizer
Sound: Jeremiah Gray
Wardrobe: Yvonne Wagner
Gaffer: Peter Shirer
Key Grip: Tim Hawkeye Harkins
Talent: Troubadour: Paolo Masella, Taylor Wallis, Diego Sanchez, Elias Khawaja, Sofia Belen Ramirez
Studio: xr214 Studios
Camera Support: MPS Studios Dallas Austin
Casting: On The Hunt Casting

What a trip down memory lane! Our own Brian Bain celebrated a special 20th anniversary screening of his critically acclaimed documentary film "Shalom Y'all", and took part in a panel exploring the changes in southern Jewish culture over the two decades since the film was made.
"Shalom Y’all", a comedic documentary about Jews in the South, was presented in collaboration with the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience and The New Orleans Film Society to a sold-out crowd on Sunday, Dec. 3rd at the Broad Theater in New Orleans.

Want more? Watch the film virtually thorough December 9th.

Watch the re-mastered 20th Anniversary edition of Shalom Y’all, the documentary film.

https://watch.eventive.org/nofsyearround/play/65333e890749c000af992b27

Proud to announce that “Commuted”, a documentary film by award-winning director Nailah Jefferson premiered at the New Orleans Film Festival last night, and our own Jake Springfield was the Director of Photography on this labor of love that took six years to shoot and complete. The film follows Danielle Metz, whose triple life sentence was commuted by the Obama administration in 2016, as she confronts the wounds of incarceration and goes on a journey to find purpose and love. Find out more at commutedfilm.com

We’ve always been fans of mural art and knew the fence at our office on Tulane Ave. would make the perfect canvas. After spotting some awesome murals in our Mid-City neighborhood by Madison Roy and Bruna Petalla, we were sure they’d hit it out of the park on this one. Tada! Check out their beautiful work.

Be sure to swipe to the last photo. It’s their photo-shopped recommendation for extending the mural to the front of our building. Whaddya think? Should we do it?

(lead designer on this project)

 
 
 
 
 



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