The 2013 Tiger House Films Los Angeles Film and Television Production Company Reel contains a compilation of projects produced by our company. These projects include Narrative Films, Television Productions, Music Videos, Commercials and Live Performances and Web Videos. Every one of these projects was unique and presented different challenges but in the end our results were amazing and the process was incredibly enjoyable for everyone on the film crew.

Whether we are in a studio shooting a green screen commercial, at a music venue recording a live performance, or on location shooting a film, our film and television production company’s ability to adapt to every set environment allows us to achieve the most professional and dynamic results.  The Tiger House Films team has extensive real-life experience in the industry. This experience allows us to troubleshoot any situation that may (and most certainly will) arise during any stage of film or television production. As we say there is no substitute for learning by doing but our ability to solve those problems is what gives us the edge.

Our Los Angeles production company is unique in the sense that we as a team bring an artistic film making approach to all of our projects. There is much to be said about this approach due to the fact that many would consider for instance, commercials, to blandly cater to mass audiences. Contrarily, we believe that there is a way to create video projects which are universally aesthetically pleasing with a strong message about the product without losing refinement within the end result.

Our creativity as a film and television production company crosses over into the world of music videos, where we believe visuals and style are most important, and film, where story is king. On live performances, our technical knowledge and creative camera work define us as we understand how to adapt to the unpredictable nature of these productions. We at Tiger House Films are filmmakers and we love what we do every day.

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ABOUT THIS FILM PRODUCTION:

Above is the trailer for Agent 6 a film production by film and television production company Tiger House Films directed by Jason Kent Carpenter. Agent 6 is an award winning film, garnering 9 film festival awards and entry into dozens of international film festivals.

Film Premise: After completing a secret mission for his agency, an agent must make the decision between delivering the enemy device to home base or to go back and save the girl he left behind.

Filmmaker Jason Kent Carpenter of Hermosa Beach, California continues his winning streak at various Los Angeles film festivals with his second film production entitled Agent 6 . The Tiger House Films team came together to create this visually stunning action film with a score from Mark Griskey and cinematography by Nicola Pizzi.

Agent 6 was selected as the First Place Winner in the short film category at the LA New Wave International Film Fest in November 2011. The film was declared the Best Action Short at the Beverly Hills Film, T.V. & New Media Festival in October. It also won the Special Jury Prize at the Action/Cut Short Film Competition in September.

Most Recently this film production has won Best Action Short at Firstglance Film Fest Hollywood and the Golden Ace Award at the 2012 Las Vegas Film Festival. It has also been selected to screen at over eleven film festivals in total since beginning festival circuit submissions. The film was licensed for distribution at the HollyShorts festival by Shorts International, the largest short film distribution company in the world.

Agent 6 tells the story of a covert secret agent who completes his mission, only to return to enemy territory in hopes of rescuing a woman in danger. Shot in historic downtown Los Angeles, the films visuals feature sweeping views of LA’s architectural landscape and roadways. The film stars French actor Julien Wojta, a trained mixed-martial-arts fighter who helped coordinate combat scenes in the film. The film co-stars Katie Wee, who previously had a role in the feature film Spring Breakdown starring Saturday Night Live alumni Rachel Dratch and Amy Poehler.

For music, writer/director Jason Kent Carpenter partnered with Mark Griskey. Griskey composed original music for the official preview trailer of recent Academy Award Best Picture Winner The King’s Speech. Griskey’s music has also been featured on Multiple Star Wars Video Games, End Credits for The Book Of Eli, and The Incredible Hulk, among many others.

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ABOUT THIS FILM PRODUCTION:

Film production company Tiger House Films showcases a period action film project Dark Roads, written and directed by Tiger House Films founder Jason Kent Carpenter. Set in the 1970’s, Dark Roads tells the story of Paul Sansone, a mob recruit who perilously falls in love with a Russian woman trafficked for the sex trade. The film debuted at Young Cuts film festival In Montreal and was also screened in LA and New York as an official selection at the Bel-Air & Williamsburg International film festivals among others. Dark Roads employed professional stuntmen such as Eric Marche (known for work on big budget films such as Transformers), the special effects company Synapse FX, and armorers from ISS Prophouse who handled live ammunition from vintage handguns and a tommy gun.

Shot with two RED One cameras, the majority of the Dark Roads film production was filmed in the warehouse district of downtown Los Angeles, next to the L.A. river. this area is known for having a gritty urban industrial aesthetic and has been used for many fashion, commercial, television shoots and featured in films such as Chinatown (1974) and Grease (1978).

“Dark Roads” received formal distribution through the film Distributor Indie Media Entertainment (IME), one of the first independent film distributors to bring video-on-demand rentals to mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad. Indie Media Entertainment discovered “Dark Roads” in the marketplace at the Palm Springs film festival and licensed the film.

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iTunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com

Tiger House Films is happy to announce that Jason Kent Carpenter’s film production “Agent 6”  is now globally live and available for download on iTunes!

Tiger House Film’s secret agent film production is being distributed by the largest short film distributor in the world, Shorts International which is based in London, England. Shorts International has a partnership with Apple to bring the highest quality films to the global community via iTunes as well as their own television network called Shorts TV, which screens high quality short films 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

“Agent 6” is earmarked on Shorts TV for September’s “Secret Agent” Programming to coincide with the James Bond “Skyfall” film release, happening September 2012. While having an incredible festival run, obtaining distribution at the Hollyshorts Festival was icing on the cake for our film. The dedicated crew and cast are the reason for the film’s success.

We at Tiger House Films are thrilled to have the opportunity to expose this film to the global community. Please leave a (hopefully positive) review on the iTunes page if you’ve seen the film! We all hope you enjoy the film!

“Agent 6” iTunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/movie/agent-6/id536970360

Click the link above to view  this film production on the web, and to view in iTunes, click the blue button on the home page!

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“Agent 6” has been accepted into the “Las Vegas International Film Festival” in the heart of Las Vegas beginning in July of 2012.  Our film was one of only 39 films selected to screen at the festival from among hundreds of films submitted from over 30 countries around the world.

On Friday, July 20th the festival will kick off the films with their Opening Night Premiere film.  There will be a Red Carpet Arrival with photographers and press in attendance.  The red carpet press line begins at 7:00 pm.

“Agent 6” screens Saturday 6:10pm July 21st at the Las Vegas Hilton Theater, If any of you are in Vegas that weekend please join us and come check it out! The festival will take place July 19-22 at the world famous Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Top prizes for the Best of Category winners will be announced and presented at the closing night awards ceremony. A fill film and events schedule will be posted on the Las Vegas International Film Festival website at: www.lvfilmfest.com

The Tiger House Films team is excited to be attending this upcoming festival at this dynamic and unique venue in Las Vegas and would like to thank Las Vegas international Film Fest for accepting the film.

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Jason Kent Carpenter’s action short film “Agent 6” has won the Best Action Short Award at FirstGlance Film Festival Hollywood. The film produced and directed by Carpenter has won a total of seven film festival awards thus far on the festival circuit.

Our experience at FirstGlance was phenomenal, Bill Ostroff the festival director is a very nice person. As soon as we walked on to the lot at Raleigh Studios the atmosphere felt right for a film screening. Agent 6 was screened in a private theater on the lot with many film fans in attendance.

Whenever filmmakers are surrounded by people who love films as much as they do, it gives the festival a certain appeal and that particular atmosphere was present during our screening. Independent filmmakers are still the lifeblood of this business and it was great to bond over our mutual appreciation for this art form during the event.

Tiger House Films is proud to be a part of FirstGlance Film Festival and would like to thank them for running a great festival as well as screening Agent 6 at the Chaplin theater inside Raleigh Studios. The event was a very enjoyable experience for the entire Tiger House Team and thank you for our seventh film festival award!

Here is the FirstGlance Film Festival Website: https://firstglancefilms.com/

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On opening night of the festival there was a red carpet for filmmakers in front of the Arclight Cinerama Dome across from the Los Angeles Film School. Filmmaker Jason Kent Carpenter was interviewed by Minglemedia TV and other media outlets alongside one of the incredibly talented stars of the film, Katie Wee.

The experience at Hollyshorts was a mixed bag of emotions. During the screening, the projectionist in the booth began to play “Agent 6” from a point in the middle of the film. Luckily our team had a backup blu-ray with us at the time and the film was re-started from the beginning. Although the incident was somewhat embarrassing, it may just have been the reason it caught the attention of the distributor due to projection technicalities causing a bit of a stir.

Overall the festival was a fantastic experience and our team would not have traded it for the world. Thank you Hollyshorts for giving us some great memories to carry with us into the future.

Katie Wee’s IMDB PAGE: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3918479/

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BIO:

To be fair and honest, I don’t love writing about myself at all. Also, to be fair and honest, I don’t think most of the people could care less about my life. So in the end you don’t like and I don’t like it, but here we are anyway. My name is Nicola Pizzi and this is my Bio:

I was born in Milan, Italy the 4th of January 1981, My father is an engineer and my mother is a psychotherapist. Since I was little, I was passionate about writing and arts. I enrolled in my first writing competition when I was ten with a short story titled “The Garden of Death”. It won 2nd place. The first place went to the grandaughter of the dean; they said my topic was a little too dark for a 10 year old audience. To this day, I consider upsetting a bunch of moms and teachers one of my greatest achievements. I grew up loving science and math, but I ended up pursuing classical studies at the Parini High School, my father insisted. There, I fell in love with history, philosophy and literature and I was exposed to all the great writers, modern and ancient, that I still hold dear today. Right after high school, I enrolled in Algorithm Design for software applications at the Bicocca University of Science in Milan. Back then the new economy was roaring; it was a safe career path and I liked math and science anyway. Go figure. After three years studying matrix operations and mathematical functions, I realized that I might have been hasty and made a wrong turn.

If I was going to pursue my passion I needed to make a “180”. I dropped out and started writing for Argo 42, a literary magazine of the Milan State University. I joined Controprogetto: a craftsman social collective where I learned about carpentering and staging and enrolled at the Civic Film School of Milan one year later. After two years of studies in screenwriting, I graduated and moved to the Chinatown area of Milan. In those years, I was working as a PA on commercials and a television talk show, while simultaneously writing my anthology of short stories. Back then I was sharing my apartment with the painter Gianrico Agresta, whose mentorship and friendship furthered my comprehension of the arts regarding the evolution of music and figurative arts in history. I published my first book in Italian: “La strage dei giocattoli” (The toys massacre) collecting all my best short stories of those years. Things seemed to be lining up in the right direction for me, but I was up for another dramatic turn.

In 2008, my girlfriend at the time, and ex-classmate from film school, decided to move to Hollywood to tackle the biggest entertainment industry on the planet. It seemed like a rather hazardous plan, but love is love and we shopped for schools. I left everything behind: family, friends and writing dreams, and we moved to Los Angeles where I signed up for the Los Angeles Film School. There I met a remarkable class of students, with many passionate souls and a many foreign fellas. I felt at home and even though switching language meant leaving writing behind for a while, I found that my passion for arts , storytelling and science combined perfectly into the Cinematography craft. In 2010, freshly graduated, I worked as a volunteer PA on my first American set.

Two months later I gaffed my first indie horror movie and have been freelancing on set since then. Lots of marvelous things have happened in the last three years: I have worked as Director of Photography for Tiger House Films, I gathered my first experiences as art director and editor and I got married. Now that my English has improved from the awkward days of miming and lexical deficiency I am resuming my writing activity too, hoping to go back crafting stories. It has been a good ride so far, and it looks like it’ll get better, at least, until the next dramatic turn…

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We at Tiger House Films are fortunate to have found a friend in Nicola within this Los Angeles entertainment industry. We are looking forward to enjoying many more projects with him.

Here is a link to his work on our film “Agent 6”: https://tigerhousefilms.com/agent-6-film-trailer/

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On October 27th, 2011,  Los Angeles production company founder and director Jason Kent Carpenter’s action film “Agent 6” won the “Best Action Short”  festival award at the Beverly Hills Film, T.V. and New Media Festival.

After screening at the Laemmle Music Hall 3 off of Wilshire blvd., The festival award was given to Carpenter after a brief speech at the closing night ceremonies hosted by Sofitel In Beverly Hills, California. Entertainment industry professionals had a chance to gather and celebrate the end of the successful and eclectic film festival. Festival director Donna Spangler handed out the awards as she graciously thanked every filmmaker and sponsor responsible for making the festival a great success.

The Tiger House Films team had a great experience at this film festival. Other than “Agent 6” having won it’s second festival award to date,  the team had a great opportunity to meet new film makers in the Los Angeles area with whom they hope to collaborate in the near future.

Aside from the top notch parties and networking events, The Beverly Hills Film, T.V. and New media festival held expert panels discussing the new age of web content and marketing films according to the newest online trends. These panels were incredibly informative and gave new insight into the future of major mainstream media content on the web.

Below is a brief description of the festival, taken from their website:

“The Beverly Hills Film, Television & New Media Festival is an international, competitive festival that aims to present an elite selection of independent cinema and television content and serves as a forum for prominent film and TV industry members and independent filmmakers to meet, learn from each other and share ideas in the heart of Beverly Hills.”

Festival Website: https://www.newmediafilmfestival.com/

Below is a brief statement from Jason Kent Carpenter:

“The Tiger House Films team hopes to attend the Beverly Hills Film, T.V. & New Media Festival again in the future. The experience was well worth the attendance for our Los Angeles production company.”

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Agent 6  produced by LA production company Tiger House Films, has been accepted into the Thrillspy International Film Festival In Washington D.C. The Los Angeles production team responsible for creating Agent 6 is made up of many die-hard thriller and spy movie genre fans who have followed the 007 series as well as the classics such as Jean Pierre Melville’s Le Cercle Rouge and Alred Hitchcock’s Notorious therefore the acceptance into the Thrillspy International Film Festival this year was particularly gratifying for a team who created a film that is essentially a tribute to the best genre in cinema (Our opinion of course).

The ThrillSpy Festival has become the standard for the international thrillers and spy film in the world market. Last year films from Thailand, Canada and England won major awards and continue to do well on the world festival circuit. The founders of the festival believe movies and films should be about having fun and escapism.

ThrillSpy was recently voted as one of the top 10 film festivals in the Washington DC metropolitan area and their goal is to celebrate this genre and give selected films the best chance of exposure to an enthusiastic audience and network distributors. Their 240 seat screening venue is the largest true HD screen with stadium seating in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. The festival is a four day event which includes screenings, DC Spy Museum and law enforcement museum tours, VIP parties, receptions and concludes with the ThrillSpy Awards Masquerade party for filmmakers and attendees. The screening venue is located only steps from the US Capitol, the FBI headquarters, national monuments, restaurants and world class entertainment.

A Quote Fom the Tiger House Films production staff:

“Being an LA production company, the Tiger House Films staff is constantly surrounded by  the realities of production (whether it is ours or a company down the street) but the magic of making films and media are a constant presence in this city. That electric atmosphere is something our staff has expressed will never wear out or fade away. The fact that one of our films is screening in a festival dedicated to the genre of cinema we hold so closely to our hearts is truly awe inspiring and we would like to thank the Thrillspy International Film Festival for accepting our film.”

Festival Website: ThrillSpy international Film Festival

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