Comfort Farms Screening at ME Film Fest!
Comfort Farms will open the Milledgville-Eatonton Film Festival on Monday November 15th. View the festival schedule here. View the trailer here.
Carlisle Kellam is an Atlanta-based photographer, cinematographer, and filmmaker offering the following services for hire:
Film/Video: DP/Cinematography, editing, motion graphics, producing, writing, and directing.
Photography: Portrait, product, advertising, commercial, and editorial.
Carlisle Kellam caught the art bug early as a musician before going to work as a mural artist, professional commercial and portrait photographer, and filmmaker. After graduating with a Theatre/English double major, he went on to earn his master’s in philosophy—both of which have had an immeasurable influence on his approach to filmmaking. Working as creative director for a small commercial production company, he wrote and directed a number of short narrative commercial pieces for brands like Hormel, McCormick, and Fit to Fight International. He helped found the Machine Theatre Company, staging both avant-garde, original, and established works. He’s made a number of short narrative and documentary films that have screened at various festivals around the country. His film, A Slice of Life: Mr. Snulligan, a short documentary about a blind chef, took home Best Short Documentary at the Gwinnett Center International Film Fest. His latest film, Comfort Farms, a feature-length documentary distributed by Gravitas Ventures, won the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary Feature at the 2020 Film Invasion Los Angeles. As a photographer, he has collaborated with brands like Coca-Cola, IHG, the American Heart Association, Stem Footwear, The Bitter Southerner, and Entrepreneur Magazine. He lives in Atlanta with his wife and three children.
Comfort Farms will open the Milledgville-Eatonton Film Festival on Monday November 15th. View the festival schedule here. View the trailer here.
