ILLUSTRATION: The Drawcumentary

ILLUSTRATION: The Drawcumentary from Greg Dubeau on Vimeo.

I can finally say it. I finished my film . . . for the most part. I premiered it during the Sheridan Illustration Grad Show on the 23-24th in Toronto. And now I can post it on my blog for all who are interested (it's also posted on vimeo.com).

There was an incredible response by the event goers and creative community who attended the grad show. I think it was an excellent way to end off four incredible years at Sheridan. I will be producing the product further as a collectible DVD barring that I handle all the legal stuff with ease. If you are at all interested in receiving a copy please let me know. Thanks for every ones support during this project. Couldn't have done it with out your talent and generosity.

Rock and Roll and Outta' Control

It's gettin' down to the wire. Only one more week of school left for the rest of my life! Slowly but surely I'm putting the finishing touches on all of my projects. I thought I would share a little taste of the film I have been working on. It's really fun. The film itself is running nearly 33 minutes right now. Almost done and ready to premier at the Grad Show.

Also, the 4th year illustration students have been working with RETHINK COMMUNICATIONS in a joint effort to promote each others work. They helped us make a fun little website for our end of year show. You can check it out here. Click on the icons to view our graduates work or click "view the work" to see a written list.

I will try to post more as soon as I get another second to collect my thoughts.

"The Drawcumentary" Concept Demo

So for those of you who don't know -- I'm making a documentary about illustrators. To be more specific, Sheridan Illustration students. Lately I have been very influenced by film and cinema -- so I decided to tempt fate. Eventually I would like to move into the film industry and I think this is my first stake in the ground. This trailer is a concept demo of some things I may be messing around with when I start editing the final product. The timing is a little off, and the effects need some work; however, it's a start. I have been planning, researching and capturing footage for months -- and now it's time to have some fun. Take a gander at some of my ideas and concepts. Let me know what you think. Enjoy.