Bryan Fidel

Bryan Fidel’s sole focus is creative story-driven videos; from short films, advertising/promotional for marketing content, or music/dance videos.
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Bryan Fidel is a creator, a storyteller, and a trained filmmaker.

11/05/2023

Film study for today. Christopher Nolan’s first film.

10/16/2023

Some shots from today’s shoot. These kind of projects always inspire me to do more. Thanks to and .strength for being a part of it. Thanks for for coming through and helping. Big thank you to the wife for being there and helping when you can. 😊 Cant wait to finalize this thing. 🙂

06/01/2023

A small teaser from today’s shoot

01/13/2022

What a wild ride 2021 has been. Here is a few of my favorite shots I took over the year. Let's see what 2022 has in store!

12/07/2021

A quick and fun commercial shoot for PhotoCaide! If you're looking to take family photos this Christmas or any holiday without breaking the bank, check them out!

09/16/2021

I got a chance to shoot a tv commercial for Alaska Functional Medicine and Spa. Be on the lookout for it!

08/23/2021

Digital Download available now! Get yours today! Underground Dance Company!

HI! Welcome to Bryan Fidel Films online store.

08/10/2021

Tickets are up! Get yours now!

08/10/2021

A dance studio owner struggling to keep his dream afloat, a single mom struggles to find balance, a young man searching for acknowledgment, a young woman challenged in her professional career. Each person looking to find a way to break free through dance.

Break Free Premieres August 22. One day only.
Tickets on sale!

https://udcbreakfree.ticketleap.com/

Underground Dance Company

05/30/2021

05/05/2021

Yes

04/30/2021

Finally got a chance to look at some reviews for Peaks and Valleys. Had my name mentioned for cinematography. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I’ll take it. Thank you!

https://youtu.be/hiedjRNleL0

https://bob-the-movie-man.com/2021/04/29/peaks-and-valleys-two-strangers-forced-to-over-winter-in-the-alaskan-wilderness/?fbclid=IwAR2hOkS1jcH4gK0zVo1cUvWMli7SdM5QReIK-LFKYgtMZl46oy2Ql1kNxBg

https://loudandclearreviews.com/peaks-and-valleys-film-review/

https://vanessasnonspoilers.com/archives/27094/peaks-and-valleys-review-michael-burns-drama-movie/?fbclid=IwAR2BTu-wKm-SB4lbiXKRKYAK7cPl1KnU7rvzKuwBtdpJfLya1vgBB2FBpiA

04/08/2021

Sometimes color is better. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Artistic Drift The Drift Gallery Dance Studio

03/30/2021

02/26/2021

A quick little video I did for George Martinez Jr. Come check it out.

02/13/2021

One thing I love about pre-production which is distinctly different than just going out and winging it, is you create in your head first, almost every detail. Back in the day we used tape, before that they used film (still do). A dv/hdv tape would last you an hour. So you had to figure out how maximize the value of your shots within that time frame if that's all you had. Even more so if you used film which is 11min for a roll. This is why they planned out shots, especially if you're dealing with loads of cast, crew waiting on you to make a decision.

The interesting part of the process is how it goes from script to screen. All the small changes in between. It's beautiful because each decision is made because each department feels like this is the best choice, or sometimes it was the only choice to be made for this particular scene.

Some people find pre-production tedious and just want to shoot. Which is totally fine, everyone creates differently. I think because I grew up filmmaking right before everything went digital, I look at pre-production as an asset.

If you look here it starts with the script. As I storyboarded it, the timing of the shots and scenes changed a bit. Then while shooting, I almost matched how each shot was envisioned while storyboarding and also adding elements that would work as I saw fit. During the editing process there some small changes and timing of the words because of the music. At the end of the day, it worked because there was a solid base. This is what pre-production is all about.

Shoutout to George Martinez Jr. and Jen Motyka for trusting the process.

01/11/2021

This is an AD I did recently for George Martinez Jr. Who's running for mayor this year. He's been an integral part of our community for several years. We first met through our shared love through hiphop and he's been vocal with his support for the arts.

This is the original extended version I put together for his campaign. I believe the message explains the feeling we all have through this last year within our community. It's time now we set our differences aside and come together and help each other out through these adverse times.

10/29/2020

When I shot a spec commercial for with my nephews. “Levitation, Baby!” Is about a young man trying to learn the secrets of levitation and using Doritos to test out his skills. Little does he know there’s someone else who has learned a thing or 2 as well. Shoutout to my friends Charles Collyer and RaeRae LaFemme for coming through with the vfx and sound fx.

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A small teaser from today’s shoot

What a wild ride 2021 has been. Here is a few of my favorite shots I took over the year. Let's see what 2022 has in store!

A quick and fun commercial shoot for PhotoCaide! If you're looking to take family photos this Christmas or any holiday without breaking the bank, check them out!

Emsculpt Neo TV Commercial

I got a chance to shoot a tv commercial for Alaska Functional Medicine and Spa. Be on the lookout for it!

Break Free Movie Trailer

A dance studio owner struggling to keep his dream afloat, a single mom struggles to find balance, a young man searching for acknowledgment, a young woman challenged in her professional career. Each person looking to find a way to break free through dance. Break Free Premieres August 22. One day only. Tickets on sale! https://udcbreakfree.ticketleap.com/ #DanceWillChangeTheirLives Underground Dance Company

A closer look at the pre-production process

One thing I love about pre-production which is distinctly different than just going out and winging it, is you create in your head first, almost every detail. Back in the day we used tape, before that they used film (still do). A dv/hdv tape would last you an hour. So you had to figure out how maximize the value of your shots within that time frame if that's all you had. Even more so if you used film which is 11min for a roll. This is why they planned out shots, especially if you're dealing with loads of cast, crew waiting on you to make a decision. The interesting part of the process is how it goes from script to screen. All the small changes in between. It's beautiful because each decision is made because each department feels like this is the best choice, or sometimes it was the only choice to be made for this particular scene. Some people find pre-production tedious and just want to shoot. Which is totally fine, everyone creates differently. I think because I grew up filmmaking right before everything went digital, I look at pre-production as an asset. If you look here it starts with the script. As I storyboarded it, the timing of the shots and scenes changed a bit. Then while shooting, I almost matched how each shot was envisioned while storyboarding and also adding elements that would work as I saw fit. During the editing process there some small changes and timing of the words because of the music. At the end of the day, it worked because there was a solid base. This is what pre-production is all about. Shoutout to George Martinez Jr. and Jen Motyka for trusting the process.