In four minutes, I, Ian Hamilton, will show you how easy it is to make 15 movies different movies. Made for the 2022 Lights! Camera! Greenfield! Submitted as a staff movie. Each team had to use three unique prompts (COLOR, SHAPE, FOOD), a universal prompt (BLOOM), less than 4-minutes, and make it within two weeks. I run the event for my job. If you would like to see more submitted LCG! movies, click here: https://gctv.org/show/lights-camera-greenfield/

Ian Hamilton is here to teach you how to Sing to Your Cat!! In 4 easy steps, Ian will have you singing to cats in 1 minute. Find Ian's album "Songs for my Cats" on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-111242168/sets/songs-for-my-cats-1 Follow him on Instagram and Twitter: @TheHistoryIan for more cat tips.

A student documentary about Frida Kahlo's influence on the art world, the Communist party, and the shaping of a Mexican identity. Meant for education and to inspire interest in history and the arts. An abridged list of sources is in the credits.

Made for the 2022 NOM 7 Day Film Sprint. Universal Prompt: Now! Given Prompts: Unboxing Video (genre), music aficionado (character), and POV shot (direction). This movie could not be possible without the Cinematography and Lighting Design of Heather Hamilton. Ian Hamilton pretended to be a Director and Writer. David Lynch appears courtesy of himself. First Place Winner. Made in the last 12 hours, before the deadline.

A documentary introducing the punk scene of Pensacola, FL. This movie is part of a larger historical project. The project has many parts to it. I gathered pictures, show flyers, music, oral histories, fan zines, and other materials to document Pensacola's punk scene through the decades and preserve them at Voices of Pensacola. This film is the result of just one of the many stories that I could follow. For updates on this and any other films on this subject, stay tuned.

My entry for the 2020 Northampton Open Media 7 Day (and 6 Foot Film Sprint). The rules were easy: make a 2-minute movie in 7 days, use 2 of the 3 random prompts assigned to you, use the universal prompt "Closed," and keep safe social distancing practices. This year, my prompts were a voice on the radio, an asymmetrical shot, and a historical fiction genre. I used each prompt when telling the (very brief) story of a famed air pirate, D.B. Cooper.

A short film, made in 7 days that must meet the general requirement of using the word "open," and the randomized requirements of a film technique (black & white), a character (a grifter), and a location (a film set). This year, we only had to use 2 out of 3 of the prompts. I'll let you figure out which ones I went with. Made completely by myself.

A brief glimpse into my interview with Earl Lyon for the Pensacola Punks documentary and history project.

Yorick falls back on old habits to get through the dog days off summer. Featuring music from The One and Only PPL MVR's new album The Chosen.