LampHouse Films

We would love your help!

We are looking for extras in the Lancaster area for an upcoming short film! Josh Henry is directing a film about the realities of the foster care system that is shooting next week.

Call time: Friday, February 13th in the morning
Time commitment: 4 hours
Location: Downtown Lancaster

DM us if you are interested in supporting a local film!

We would love your help!

If you have availability or know of talent in the Lancaster area we are looking for extras. Josh Henry is directing a short on the realities of the foster care system, and it’s shooting next weekend.

Call time: Friday February 13th
Time commitment: 4 hours
Location: Downtown Lancaster

DM us if you are interested in supporting a local film!

This week we gathered at to celebrate the incredible filmmakers we’ve worked with this year. The evening was filled with great conversations, games, raffles, and rewatching some of our holiday favorites (shout out “The Santa Clause”). And of course, a delectable spread of potluck dishes 🤤Thank you to all the crew members who were able to make it– we appreciate the laughs and good time. pc:

LOCATION CALL: Do you or someone you know live in a cute, lived-in home that we could film in? Swipe for more details & submit your info– link in bio!

Great day on set with these pups! 🐶🐕

New film coming soon!

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Fortunate to keep working with great filmmakers who are also great humans. ❤️

Stills from our latest ad campaign for West Shore Home, captured by

Congratulations to our friends at ’s for being selected as a Top 12 finalist for the Best Foodvenience Store in the World! 🎉🌎🥳

We had the privilege of partnering with Rutter’s to create a film to showcase their amazing foodvenience offerings! The shortlist of 12 nominees is live. Voting is open now!

The most beautiful grass you’ll ever see. 🏈

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Silver Linings is Emmy Nominated!!! 🎉💃🥳

Congrats to , and the rest of the team for creating such a powerful film!

Silver Linings is Emmy Nominated! 🎉💃🥳

Congrats to , and the rest of the crew for creating such a powerful film!

When we create films for events, it’s not enough to make sure they can stand on their own. We also intentionally craft them to align with the broader event’s themes - not only in how we approach the content, but in how we approach every aspect of the film.

This year’s Annual Dinner was all about embracing moments of critical change.

To underscore that idea in the award films, instead of conducting a wide-ranging interview that told each interviewee’s life story, we focused on a single moment of significant change– spotlighting that pivotal moment; what led to it, and how it changed everything.

Good, efficient storytelling often focuses on the single, informative moment. We went into these interviews with that in mind. How can we encapsulate what we need to know about this story by centering on one fateful choice?

Lancaster is such a special place.

When reached out to us about making a series of tourism ads, we knew just what to do. We filled these ads with real Lancaster locals, not actors. We thought the best way to learn about a place, was hearing from the people who live there.

The result is a sweet and personal take on tourism advertising.

Director: .the.henry
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1st AC/Grip Swing: .mov
Production Assistant: Melea Irby

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