Yay Mr. Joe!
Our short documentary “Mr. Joe lives alone” has won the prize for “Best Documentary” at the 2015 Vasteras Film Festival in Sweden.
Elektrik Doc nominated for Best Documentary Västerås Film Fest
We are honored that our newest film, “Mr. Joe Lives Alone” is nominated for best documentary at the Västerås Film Festival. Ninety-six year old Joe Okman shares his early memories. Born in Vasherie, Louisiana, Joe grew up in abject poverty. … Read More
“Mr. Joe lives alone” ready for packaging
Today we are prepping “Mr. Joe lives alone” for submission to festivals. I thought I was done with submitting ElekTrik films to festivals. It has become an expensive, time-consuming and soul-destroying process. I hear the cry of independents everywhere: “I just want … Read More
“Charlie” to screen at Indie Boots Film Festival in Chicago
We were excited to learn that our short documentary portrait “Charlie,” will premiere in Chicago at the Indie Boots Film Festival. We made this portrait as part of a series for the LA Green Corps to highlight their program that trains … Read More
“Destiny lives Down the Road” officially selected to screen in competition at Australia’s only Oscar Qualifier Flickerfest
Elektrik short “Destiny lives Down the Road” has been selected to screen in competition at Australia’s prestigious shorts festival Flickerfest. Australia’s only Oscar/BAFTA qualifier, Flickerfest received a record number of entries this year (2,200) of which only 108 were chosen … Read More