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MSF Productions credits include: Radio Revolution: The Rise & Fall Of The Big 8. A feature length documentary. (produced by Holm & McNamara, written and directed by McNamara)
Festivals: 2004 SXSW Film and Music Festival, 2004 San Francisco Documentary Film Festival, Taos Vision Quest Film Festival
Genuine
Article: The First Trial.
A feature length documentary. Produced by Holm & McNamara. Directed
by David Bezmozgis. For
three days in November the fiercest competition in the Canadian legal
profession rages not in the courtrooms, but in the towers of Canada’s
financial heart on Bay Street. The prize is not winning a case, but winning
law students. And, for both the firms and students, the stakes are as
high as they get. For the first time ever, viewers will get a behind-the-scenes
look at the legal profession’s unique and dramatic recruitment
system. Festivals
- 2003 Sheffield International Documentary Festival
Hearing
Voices - The Lives and Times of Rich Little,
a one-hour documentary. Co-produced written and directed by McNamara. A
biography of the impressionist who channeled Presidents and movie stars
and kept a generation laughing. Wrinkle.
A one-hour documentary. Co-written and narrated by Holm, co-written, co-produced,
edited and directed by McNamara. What
happens when you bring together a group of high fashion models from the
‘60’s and ‘70’s for a fashion shoot? What
do 50-plus former models look like? What do they act like? How do they
feel about getting older? Have they lost their looks or lost their place
in society? What is the image of a 50-year-old woman supposed to be today?
Wrinkle has the beautiful answers. Awards:
Best Director Gemini nomination The Cockroach That Ate Cincinnati - the critically acclaimed indie feature film. An
adaptation of “The Cockroach Trilogy”, Alan William’s
hilarious and acerbic rant about modern man and pop culture in the ‘60’s. |
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