Camerado Movie and Media Production

Announcing...a new eBook in support of the 15th Anniversary Release of the groundbreaking indie classic feature New York documentary, 'BOOKWARS', produced by Camerado Movies and Media ‘TERRIFIC’ – LA TIMES * ‘SUPERB...MESMERIZING’ – NY FILM CRITICS CIRCLE * ‘HILARIOUS’ – THE NEW YORKER  // An Accompanying Text to the Award Winning Documentary, 'BOOKWARS', Written and Directed by Filmmaker, Jason Rosette, in Support of the 15-Year Anniversary of the Original Release of this Groundbreaking Movie. Get it INSTANTLY and WIRELESSLY from Amazon Kindle HERE (or go directly to http://www.amazon.com/BOOKWARS-Documentary-Booksellers-ANNIVERSARY-Publishing-ebook/dp/B00O05NOVS/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1412038731&sr=1-1&keywords=bookwars ) Released in the year 2000, 'BOOKWARS' has been broadcast and screened around the world, yet continues to be enjoyed today as a literary cult classic movie nearly 15 years after its initial release...

Download, Print, & Share the One-Page PDF with all details about how you (if you are a US taxpayer) can make a quick and simple 100% TAX DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION to our Cambodian-based dramatic social issue feature film, 'FREEDOM DEAL'' -  an unprecedented US-Asian co-production taking place during Nixon's 1970 'Cambodian Incursion', a lesser known but critical part of the US-Vietnam and Indochina conflict... ...told from the perspective of the Cambodian people, as never before in cinema history. Download the PDF HERE All US taxpayers will receive a 100% 501 (c) 3 TAX DEDUCTION courtesy of our non-profit fiscal partner, the MEDIA ALLIANCE . All the Best, The FREEDOM DEAL Team ===============>>> SUPPORT GLOBAL & US INDIE CINEMA! Make a TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION to our Vietnam War-era feature drama taking place in 1970, CAMBODIA: FREEDOM DEAL The Story of Samnang (‘Lucky’) http://www.freedomdealmovie.com A historical-bas...

(the following onesheet was provided in hardcopy format to emering Cambodian filmmakers and youth at the 2012 FilmCamp in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in response the question: "What can we do to develop the Cambodian film industry?" - Edited by J Rosette and Phun Sokunthearith) Suggestions to Help Develop Cambodian Film Industry ·        Petition Cambodian government for faster, cheaper broadband internet ; as internet/TV converges, this will become more and more important for distribution and cloud-based production and postproduction technologies. ·        Identify, support, and encourage INDEPENDENT & NON-ALIGNED* film festival events and efforts (as well as others) by local Cambodian film and media professionals. Nonaligned effort = an effort that is conceived, produced, and implemented primarily independently of any foreign development agency or foreign government embassy, or cultural center in any form. Foreign develo...

Cambodian garment factory workers leaving at the end of the day; from USAID funded video series produced by Camerado (www.camerado.com), currently in production September 2011

PAT & LLOYD'S FINAL COUNTDOWN (estimate 2015)  Comedy Feature  in Development to shoot in Louisiana, USA.  Writer & Director,  J Rosette  -   Somewhere in America, two itinerant blender salesmen run afoul of the law when their counterfeit products go haywire with deadly, blood-drenched, yet hilarious consequences.   ** An American Gothic comedy **   Script complete, WGA # 1231331  FREEDOM DEAL (estimated 2013)  Dramatic Feature in Active Development to shoot in Cambodia and Thailand.  Writer & Director J Rosette  -    Spring 1970. President Nixon orders a military incursion into neutral Cambodia, unwittingly unleashing a legion of horrifying diembodied ghosts known as 'Arbs'. A young Cambodian boy singlehandly rescues downed US soldier while evading the Arbs and foiling Khmer Rouge guerillas as he journeys to the safety of the provincial capital. Script complete, WGA # 1467328  ( Facebook Page ;...

Motion capture session here in Bangkok for an animated feature I was hired to co-write. Multiple motion capture cameras ranged around the studio shoot off of reflective beads/balls placed on actor's joints, interpolating them into a seamless 3D animated wireframe in a computer...animation skins can then be digitally wrapped around the wireframes to create seamless 2 or 3D animated sequences (ala Avatar and other movies). There is ongoing debate and discussion/argument in the animation field as to whether motion capture represents 'true' animation. Anyway, check it out ! J Rosette, writer/director, Camerado