Archive for the 'Actors' Category

Rookie Blue’s Travis Milne Pays A Visit

Travis Milne

You may have noticed the new law in town as of June 24. Rookie Blue, what’s been described as the Grey’s Anatomy of cop shows, has been airing on Global. The series, set and shot in Toronto, airs on Thursday nights on Global and ABC and follows five recent Police Academy grads as they navigate the intricacies of city policing.

Travis Milne

Travis Milne, who plays rookie cop Chris Diaz, came into the studio for a shoot bringing co-star Missy Peregrym with him for company. Though Travis is originally from northern Alberta, he comes to see Kevin when it’s time for new head shots. We’re sure you’re all already glued to your TV when the show is on here, but it’s also launching in just a week in Australia, Brazil, the Czech, Malaysia and Slovakia!

Changes

Well, hello there.

It’s been a while since we’ve posted here at the Kevin Clark Studios Blog. That’s because we’ve had some ch-ch-ch-changes. First of all, I’ve joined the team. I’m “the new girl”—AnnMarie MacKinnon. I joined the team back at the end of April as the part time studio administratrix, wrangling paperwork into submission and color correcting headshots for all the beautiful people that come into the studio. I’m also your new host for the blog, keeping you up-to-date on all things Kevin, Tricia, Andrea (and Jake the Pug).

But enough about me. There are other changes afoot as well.

From August 1st – 15th inclusive the studio will be closed for renovation. That’s right–we’re giving the shop a little bit of a facelift. This means we won’t be doing any shoots inside during this time and we won’t be filling any repro orders. But it also means that when we open again mid-month, we’ll have a saucy new look (and Andrea and I don’t have to sit in a cave of “institutional beige”). We can’t wait!

Over the next few weeks we’ll be catching you up on all the studio news—from client updates (guess who’s been on Glee?) and pumping iron (or at least photos of other people pumping iron) to magic seeds , pirates and vampires. So stay tuned for more regular missives!

Kevin Clark Headshots Tour: Toronto Dates Announced

Hey Everyone! We’ve got some great momentum building for the tour so far with the most interest building in the Toronto/Montreal area. So at the moment, we’re planning on the following dates:

TORONTO SCHEDULE:

Sunday, August 9th 2009
Monday, August 10th 2009
Tuesday, August 11th 2009

*Overflow dates are available

Space is very limited, so please contact us as soon as you can to reserve your spot. And if you know anyone else that may be interested, please help spread the word. We’d love to fill up these first three days and then move into the overflow dates and stay all week!

We’ll probably be cutting off the bookings at the end of July, so if you’d like some shots with Kevin while he’s out East, give us a shout at the studio.

CONTACT THE STUDIO:

email: info@kevinclarkheadshots.com
toll free: 1 (877) 669 7573

And if you’re out in Toronto and this is the first time you’re visiting our website, make sure you checkout our galleries of headshots on our website: www.kevinclarkheadshots.com

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– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

Kevin Clark’s Cross Canada Headshots Tour 2009

This summer/fall, Kevin and Trish will be hitting the road for a tour across the country to shoot headshots for actors who wouldn’t normally be able to make it out to Vancouver to see us. We’ve also created a special new tour package that we hope is more affordable for those working in slower areas. This is the first year we’ve tried something like this, so we’re really excited to get out there.

Since some of these cities already know of us and some of them don’t, we’ll need your help to spread the word. Once we can get a good sized group of people interested in each city, we’ll pack up and come out your way. So if you are out of town and want headshots that will help you stand out in your crowd, give us a call and we’ll work on getting out to your city.

This doesn’t mean we’ll be neglecting our Vancouver clients at all. The tour schedule will most likely be broken up depending on how busy we get in certain areas, so we’ll probably only be gone for a few days at a time until we cover every city that has actors interested in shooting with us.

We’ve even made an official tour poster! Anyone interested in spreading the word in their city can contact us and we’ll send you some posters to help advertise at your local acting schools and agencies.

Tour Poster

It’s a bit hard to read online here, so here’s the full poster content for anyone that’s interested:

All inclusive headshots for actors
Two hour shoot sessions
Hair + MakeUp included
only $450 plus tax
Two looks / outfit changes
Private online profile to view proofs
Your shoot also includes
Special affordable tour rates
Coaching and consultation
(so you can get great shots even if you’re just starting out)
Retouching included with all repro orders
Delivery anywhere in the world
Awesome service (really it’s almost embarrassing)
From the shoot day with Kevin and Trish,
to the weeks, months and years after with our full time studio team,
We’re always here to help.

Limited space in each city
Book soon to reserve your spot
This is the first time we’ve done this
So we need your help to spread the word
Tell your agent, your friends, your acting coach
Tell your garbage man (he’s probably an actor too)
Facebook, blog and twitter about it
Scream about it on the bus like a crazy person
(if you see anyone you know, just say you’re researching a role)
But don’t forget to book your spot while you’re doing all this
Contact the Studio
info@kevinclarkheadshots.com
toll free 1 (866) 669 7573

We’re really looking forward to meeting many new people in these new places. If you have any questions about the tour schedule, just send us an email or call us anytime.

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

Kevin Clark Studios is now on FACEBOOK!!

We’re happy to announce that the studio is now on Facebook. Even in the first few days it’s become a great way for us to keep in contact with all our studio friends and show a bit more of the fun side of the studio.

Look us up under “Kevin Clark Studios” click “Become a Fan” and leave us a message on the wall, we’d love to hear from you. We want to hear all about the projects you are working on, auditions you’ve landed, or even just a note to say hi. It’s a great way for us to keep you updated with what’s going on in the studio as well! Trish will be taking the reigns for the majority of the updates, but you can also send a message to Kevin, Andrea, Rob or even Jake the Pug anytime.

So, check us out soon and see the most amazing picture of Kevin ever taken, before we come to our senses and put up a more appropriate one. Hope to hear from you all soon!

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

KC Talent Profile: Andrew Jenkins and Calum Worthy in “Stormworld”

It’s been awhile since we’ve had a client profile on the blog. Too long in fact! Coincidentally, we’ve taken headshots for two actors that are closely connected in the same project over the last few months. The show is called “Stormworld” and the two in question are Andrew Jenkins and Calum Worthy. The show, which is set in Vancouver and featured on the space network, is an sci-fi/adventure/comedy about two buddies transported into a parallel reality while joyriding on a fancy new boat. In the new world they run into all sorts of obstacles as they fight to find the way back home. The locations and concepts are out of this world and the two boys work great together on screen. One thing is for sure, they are both great guys. We all had a blast at the studio during both of their shoots and they were both great in front of the camera.

Andrew and Calum

As I hear it from Andrew, travelling to all the unbelievable locations is a great perk for this gig. At this point I’m sure both him and Calum have had enough in-flight meals to last them a lifetime. Especially considering that the flight schedules don’t always line up in the most timely manner. Andrew told me of a particular trip to Perth —

We ended up missing a couple flights because of delays and so we ended up going from: Vancouver to LA to Brisbane to Sydney to Adelaide to Perth. Six planes and over 40 hours just to get to Perth, what a crazy time!

Besides all the travel benefits of working on the show, Andrew and Calum have become close friends ever since meeting in auditions and it definitely shows on screen. Seems like they have a blast. Stormworld is into it’s second season now so check out the boys on your television screen, or you can click the video player below to watch episodes from Season One and Behind the Scenes footage from the show.

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 And just for fun, you can also watch an quick interview with Calum on “The Circuit” about his work on Stormworld by clicking this clip here:

Calum Worthy Interview

To learn more about Andrew and Calum and see what new projects they’re working on, check out these links:

Andrew Jenkins: www.andrewjenkinsactor.com
on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2743438

Calum Worthy on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1101127

Good luck with the new season guys and we’ll see you again soon!

 

 

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

Introducing the KEVIN CLARK PHOTOGRAPHY ORDER CENTER

Well. It seems the time has finally come to introduce what is now an old friend to Kevin, myself and the rest of the studio. Before I get to the history of this project, let’s start right off the top with what the “Kevin Clark Photography Order Center” (KCPOC) is any why you should keep reading this, what I assume will be epic, blog post.
The KCPOC serves two main functions –

ONE:
It is an interactive proofing system.
Starting February 1st, 2009, we’ll be uploading your proofs to a private profile that you will have 24/7 access to. Only you or those you give your login info to (like your agent, or family members) will be able to view your proofs. You can mark down your favourite images (FAVES) anytime and the system will remember your selections everytime you return to your profile. If you change your mind on your faves, simply deselect them. This is very handy as your agent can also login and mark down their faves so you can quickly see which ones you should consider before ordering.

TWO: It is an interactive repro ordering system.
Once you’ve reviewed your proofs, you can order anything you need through your profile, (I’ll elaborate further in later sections of this post) including 8×10 or 4×6 custom designed repros, high-res or low-res digital files, CDs of your proofs, 4×6 printed proofs. The system even remembers the custom repros you build and order so you can easily re-order the exact same repro design again at a discounted re-order price.

The gem of this website is the interactive repro builder. Once you’ve selected your favourite images, the site will easily walk you through selection of border, font, quantity and more, with all the changes applied directly to your image, right before your eyes. 

THREE:  I know I said two and this isn’t really a “function”, but I have to mention this. Retouching is included with ALL repro orders!! So you’ll be saving money since you don’t have to pay both the studio for retouching and the repro lab for printing. It’s all taken care of through the KCPOC!

(While we’re on the topic of orders…this system is 100% secure as it does not ask for or store any financial information to complete an order. All order values are for reference only.  To receive payment for your orders, we only take credit card numbers by phone, or you are welcome to come to the studio directly to pay with credit card, debit or cash. We would have loved a secure online payment program, however it is very difficult and costly to implement and will have to wait for a future release of the site. )

So lets get to the details. This site is actually pretty self explanatory once you’re inside and playing around. However I wanted to write something up for those that possibly haven’t shot with us yet and are wondering what sort of services we offer. We hope that this is just one more reason that you’ll choose our studio to get your acting headshots.

With that said, I should mention that the KCPOC is only for our Actor clients. Because the system is based around repro orders, we’ve decided that our corporate and musician clients are better of not being confused by a system that is not geared towards them. Perhaps down the road a new site will be possible that encompasses all our clients, but we’ll have to take it one step at a time for now.

STEP ONE: Login
Once your photoshoot is uploaded to the KCPOC, you will instantly be sent an automated email with your login details. This should speed up the time from your shoot to seeing your proofs by at least a day. You won’t have to arrange a time to pick up a CD at the studio, it will just be in your inbox waiting for you when you get home. And don’t worry if you lose your login info. The studio always has access to your profile so we can reset your password anytime you need us to.login screen
Once you login. This is what you’ll see. The Ordering System Overview page. This is the homepage where all your ordering begins. You’ll see the green welcome box on your first login and then after that just your ordering options. We’ve tried to make everything as simple as possible.overview page main new2
STEP TWO: Review your contact info
The first thing you’ll want to do when you get to the Overview page is review your contact information which is viewable on the right side of the screen. If you change your email address, make sure it is 100% correct as this is the way the site will contact you. If the address is incorrect you won’t get the auto-notifications the site sends you during the ordering process.

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STEP THREE: View Your Photos!
This is the whole reason you logged in! You can view your photos simply by pressing the large button near the top of the screen that looks like the image below. You can also use the thin green menu bar at the top. You’ll notice there is always a button there which reads “view photos.” Same deal.
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Okay. Now you’re inside, and you should see something kinda like this (exactly like this actually, except with your photos…and your photos won’t be blurred out digitally). You have a few different options for navigation through your images. First, you’ll notice the thumbnails to the left. You can click on these and a larger preview will open to the right of the selected thumbnail…not rocket science yet, I know. Below your thumbnails you’ll notice numbers for the total number of pages and images in your shoot. The arrows to the left and right of these numbers change the page your on in your thumbnail library. To the left and right of the large preview window, you’ll also notice two smaller arrows. These simply allow you to change one image at a time through your whole library of images. It will change the page for you when you get to the end of a thumbnail set. By now you’ve probably noticed the little “hearts” below each of your thumbnails. Let’s get right into that.
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STEP FOUR: Select Your Favourite Images (FAVES)

This is where some of the smarts of the KCPOC come into play. Simply click the little heart under your thumbnail
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or click “ADD TO FAVES” below the preview window when an image comes up that you like.
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Don’t worry, add as many faves as you want. You can always narrow it down later by removing them.  The faves you select have no impact on your orders. You are never obligated to order anything and you can even order an image that is not part of your faves list if you really want to (but why would you?). Now that you’ve gone through all your proofs and marked all your faves with hearts, what’s next?

STEP FIVE: Review Your FAVES
I know, you probably already saw it like years ago. Directly above your thumbnails is a toggle button. “FAVES ONLY” which does exactly what you think it does by showing only the images you’ve marked with a heart icon. This way you can compare quickly and narrow down your absolute most best-est faves.
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Once you’re finished in here. You’re either ready to order your repros, or you want to wait for awhile before making a print order. Those exact two options are on the very bottom right of the screen. Take your time. Your profile will remain online as long as you need so you can order or re-order today or years from now. Both of these options bring you back to slightly different versions of the Overview Page. One that urges your next move if you are ready to order. Another that says “Hey man, it’s cool. Let’s just hang out for now and get to know each other.” The next step only comes when you are ready, but for the sake of this blog post, let’s pretend you are!

STEP SIX: Make an Order!
PT1: Order Repros
So you are now back on the overview page wondering. What should I order? Most of our clients will primarily use the “Order Repros” module, especially on the first visit.

 

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As I mentioned above, this module is the gem of this website. It walks you through your custom repro design using your photo and updating it each step as you go along. It will add the border you select around your image, add the font/typeface showing your actual name onto the border. It will change the size of your image depending on if you select an 8×10 or 4×6 postcard repro. It will change from colour, b&w, or sepia. There are still a few limitations to the system like cropping and type placement, so of course we’ve added a last step where you can add special instructions to let us know the details of your custom repro design.

I should mention again that retouching is included with all repro orders. And since the studio still does all the retouching in-house, we’ve designed the site to automatically send your retouching approval proofs to you when they are complete as well. When you receive the email, simply login and you will be prompted to review your retouching. If approved, simply hit approve, if there are changes, simply hit “reject” and then leave us some details notes about what you’d like changed.

PT2: Re-Order Repros
Before we move on to the other order modules. Let’s cover “Re-Order Repros.”Anytime you make a first-time repro order on our system, the KCPOC system will remember that exact repro design, complete with the border and font you originally selected. When you enter the Re-Order Repro’s module, you’ll be shown only a large thumbnail list of your previous repro orders to select from. Simply pick the one you’d like to reorder and continue through to checkout (or order multiple re-orders). All re-orders are discounted from the first time repro price since all the production work is complete. The only thing to do is look up the old completed file at the studio and send it for print.

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PT2: Order Proofs on CD
Simply put, if you prefer to have a CD copy of your proofs instead or in addition to your online profile, you can order one very easily here.

 

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PT3: Order Digital Files
Any repros you order include retouching and also a complimentary web image that you can use for Casting Workbook, IMDB, Facebook or any other website or email submission you like. However if you find that you need additional digital files but don’t need to get repros printed of those images, you can order digital files at anytime. You can choose to order retouched high-res files, or low-res files with the option of being retouched or unretouched.

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PT3 (and PT3.5): Order 4×6 Printed Proofs
The last two modules are virtually the same except for the obvious fact that one is to order colour and the other is to order black and white. Some of our clients prefer to have their proofs printed out so they can sort through them by hand. This is certainly a tried and true method to picking out your favourite shots so we welcome you to order printed proofs at anytime. And those little icon’s beside them? Those are not storm clouds with lightning bolts…they are beautiful flowers. Why? I don’t actually know (evade topic!) Pretty aren’t they?

 

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SHOPPING CART AND MENU BAR
Probably the last thing to cover in detail is the top right area of your screen. The menu bar is pretty simple as it should be with any good site. I don’t think I can possibly explain anything further with that. So I won’t. The shopping cart icon you’ll notice when you have an item or numerous items in your cart. It’s invisible until you add something to it. Clicking it simply pops up the cart itself with it’s current tally of items. You can choose to dismiss the cart so you can add more items or continue to checkout from there. Again, checkout does not gather any payment info, it just tells the studio what you’d like to order so we can contact you for payment details.

 

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So that brings us about to the end of the Kevin Clark Photography Order Center review. It has literally been years in the making, started from a vision Kevin had of offering his headshot clients the best service available from any studio around. Many thanks to Steven Luscher, who pioneered the design and ground work programming of the site. Thanks also to Jennifer Romita who finalized all the graphical content. And of course, many huge thank you-s to Dave Duchene at Adaptas Labs  who tookover a half finished site, made it his own and stuck it through to the end with Kevin and I as we struggled to figure out how to make it work for the studio and our clients. Heck, he even built the server that the system is running on. You’re our hero Dave.

And as with any site that takes a long time to complete, we already have things we want to change, even on day 1 of the launch! But of course at some point along the way you have to stop and say “enough, let’s get this thing finished”….or you run out of money. Either way, keep your eyes peeled for more exciting changes at Kevin Clark Photography. But not too peeled. Eyes dry out fast. Blink often. It’s good for you.

 

 

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

Happy Halloween // Funny Client Commercials

“Hey Andrea, any plans for Halloween? What are you going to be?” Rob asks casually over his shoulder while retouching an actor’s headshot.

Andrea answers quite simply, “A Bear. And Jake is going to be a Pump-a-kin.” delivered with a proud nod. Amazing. Work rules.

Kevin found a soulmate of a costume with what appeared to be a child’s pirate costume. He even re-punctured his old earring hole for a very authentic silver hoop earring. He got to say “Arrrr” without even sipping coffee, his usual quirky and fun ritual. Trish put together a great Zorro costume, complete with fake forehead eyebrows, a twirly moustache and a makeup mask under her real mask. We insisted on calling her Gorro as she was the female version of the sworded hero. She accepted this eventually. I missed Zombie Walk this year and am one of the world’s largest zombie fans, so I used up my leftover makeup to Zombie-Up for work today and frighten some of our clients. I came in normal, complaining of stomach pains and extreme hunger….heading into the washroom, I put on layer one of zombie transformation, simple discolouration of skin and some slight limping. Then throughout the day revisited my little cave to complete the transformation, full with fake nasty skin and blood. The people at Costco were quite surprised to see me as I returned my crappy little camera I bought last week. I think I actually took the breath out of one guy as I walked around the corner glaring directly at him. Fun!

So luckily we had a not-s0-old client, actor Steven Powell, come to hang out during the shoot of his friend Nolan Fontaine, a movtivational speaker.  Steven was able to snap our group shot all dressed up. Wonderously, for all of Kevin’s expensive equipment, we don’t have a simple 10second timer on the camera! I guess pro’s never want to take a photo of themselves in a group, right Canon? We only took a few shots, but they turned out great….we’ve all had fun all day getting into character. I had to stop Andrea several times from scratching her back on the large wooden post in the lounge area of the studio. I wouldn’t normally mind, but the growling was un—uhhh—BEAR-ABLE! oh that’s right, I said it. So here is the now instantly famous picture of your friendly neighbourhood studio team at Kevin Clark Photography:

Kevin Clark Studio Team Halloween

Clockwise: Kevin ClARRRRk, the pirate. Rob Muuuuaaaaarrrrks, the zombie. Tricia “No Capes!” Clark, Zorro. Andrea Roarrrbertson, the bear. Jake the Pug, aka the Pumpkin.

Thanks to Steve for taking the shot for us. I don’t think he knew what he was in for when he came in today. Steve told while he was here about some commercials he was in for Canadian Direct Insurance. They are hilarious, check them out here. Good work Steve!

Hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween! Boo!

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

Client Concept Project: Elisa King

Everyone around here knows how fun and challenging it is to shoot musicians. It’s gives everyone in the studio a chance to push the envelope and go for something even more daring that you could with an acting or corporate headshot. Kevin can play with lighting and angles until his brain turns to mush. Trish can breakout her rainbow of makeup colours and help style some completely amazing outfits. It also allows Andrea and myself a chance to do some extreme retouching and digital post production. Jake generally wags his little pug tail a little harder on those days as well.

Last month, we photographed singer and actress Elisa King for the second time in the past year. The last time she was in the studio during the summer and we got some great shots of her for her acting portfolio. This time she came in with a plan. A concept that she had been thinking about for the cover and inside spread of her new CD cover. At first, we were unsure if the whole thing would be able to come together, as our first conversation came to the conclusion that this could potentially be a shoot more suited for a high-end L.A. set constructed from scratch and with no real budget to get in the way….and the shoot was tomorrow! But we knew we could get something that would work, so on we went.

After the shoot was over, we had some beautifully lit shots of Elisa and parts of her concept that included costume and some simple props…but really the work was only about half complete. What she really wanted was something that didn’t look like it had been shot in a studio, something with more of a fantasy feel, with glowing things and pixie dust floating through the air. Sure…I like to doodle here and there, but by no means am I a digital illustration artist and this sounded way out of my league. So once I had talked with Elisa enough to get a good grasp of her idea, I just started drawing stuff. After awhile, the series of shots started to come together into a story and I watched as our studio was taken over by Elisa’s elaborate fantasy:

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So there we are! We ended up with something very different from what our studio usually produces, but more and more in the last year we’ve pushed beyond the norm and came out with some very strong images. I’m excited to have been a part of the process and to have Elisa happy with the final result! We really hope that more of our Actors and Musicians can come in with some cool concepts for us to try, but we’ll get you looking your best even if you don’t!

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC

“Juno” Movie Review: Featuring a Cast of Our Clients

Well, it’s about time…I finally saw it. Juno! I’ve been hearing so many great things about this movie and I must say…it got me. That’s right…waterworks, emotional rainfall, a misty stroll through the amazon…tears. I admit it, I don’t care…I’m man enough to admit that a movie about irresponsible teenage impregnation single handedly increased my household’s need for Kleenex brand tissues. But I mean, come on, it wasn’t that bad…OMG they’re getting divorced, what’s she gonna do! Sorry…I’m fine. It’s just that…he ran all the way there from his trackmeet still in his awesomely ridiculous uniform…aww! Okay really, I’m good. And if you haven’t seen this movie you probably think I’m insane, but hey, if you have seen it then I’m fine right? Queue the poster:

Juno Poster

But to me, seeing this movie wasn’t about awkward teenage/30 something moments in the basement, or psychotically urgent mothering desires…it was all about the supporting cast. I heard a few weeks ago from Kaaren de Zilva who called into the studio to order some new images for an article about her in the Sunday Times in Sri Lanka which can be viewed here. This is when I found out that Kaaren was a part of the film in a great role as the “(ornery) ultrasound technician”. As the article on Kaaren states, it really is a pivotal scene and I was really rooting for you in there Kaaren when things got ugly, but that verbal lashing was handed out to you on a platter! Oh snap! But kudos to you for helping dysfunctional step-family members bond.

Another cast member that I just realized after a quick search on IMDB is Emily Tennant who we shot last year as well. Emily’s part as “Pretty-to-Goth Girl” (HEY! Goth girls are pretty too!) is hard to describe, but sort of a realtime visual narrated montage of her transformation from regular Emily to goth Emily. A great placement for her as during her shoot Kevin got everything from beauty queen to intense punk rawker.

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I hope I didn’t miss any other clients of Kevin’s…I’ve only been here a year, so my mental database is limited. Everyone else in the cast was great as well. I never get tired of Jason Bateman’s intelligently aloof banter, just the same as in Arrested Development and Smokin’ Aces…but keep it up, I don’t think I’ll ever get sick of it. Michael Cera was gold as always too, his meek bumbling cracks me up no matter what he does, never mind the baggy short-shorts and wrist-bands. And of course the outstandingly witty Ellen Page who is in a just slightly less uncomfortable role from the last flick I saw her in “Hard Candy”. I always wondered why that movie poster had her standing in a bear trap…ouch.

Everyone in this film gives a great performance, there are too many to mention. I highly recommend you go see it. It’s still in a theatre or two here and there and will probably be out on DVD soon, so see it!

– ROBERT MARKS
Studio Manager
Kevin Clark Photography | Headshots | Food | Lifestyle
Vancouver BC