Little Match Boy
- Short Film - 2006
- Position: Eric Morrell
Faced with a father’s disappearance a young boy deals with coming of age and his mother’s dating of the local landscaper. The design focused on an old car graveyard, a barn, a bar, a news station, and the boy's home. The blue in the film was prominent in the safe feeling of the boy's refusal to let go and the color red and orange represented the flaming uncertainity.
- Director: Brendan Daw
- Production Designer: Kristen Adams
- DP: Lyle Vincent
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Taxidermy was present throughout the interiors to signify a dead masculine quality.
The living room's design was dated and promoted a feel of its exterior in the country.
The local tavern was designed with accents of graphics, disco balls, and green screened televisions.
The boy found sanctuary in an abandon car the he decorated as his own play area and place of comfort.
The discovers a box full of his fathers matchbook collection in the mother's closet.
Dishevled washroom where the mother discovers the matchbooks.
The coyboy wallpaper and boyhood elements demonstrated the story of a boy's refusal to grow-up.
The kitchen was enhanced with a country theme.
Graphic custom created for the hero matchbox props.
Custom built news desk for tv inserts.