The Brothers McMullen
Produced, shot, and edited by Dick Fisher
A Production of Videography Productions, Inc.

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      The independent film sensation that opened up the world of low budget movie making to a new generation of film makers.  Shot on a shoe string budget on nights and weekends, the film was the first release of Fox Searchlight Films, the most profitable film of 1995, winner of the Grand Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, received an Independent Spirit Award, the Producer's Guild of America Emerging Producer Award, and many others.

     A cult favorite after more than 25 years the film is still in rotation on premium channels and streaming platforms.

     Click on the link or the image for more information about the making of this Sundance Film Festival Grand Prize Winner.

                      

Stardust & the Bandit 
Independent TV Pilot
Directed, wrote, shot, edited.

Stardust & the Bandit - TV Pilot 

Stardust & the Bandit - Four Trailers
Independent TV Pilot
Directed, wrote, shot, edited.

One Way Out

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Watch the trailer on YouTube.

Starring Michael Ironsides.

One Way Out  | Arrow Releasing, 1997.
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  • " . . . a calling card film . . . to the filmmakers' credit, the route is colorful, often amusing and suspenseful." Variety
  • "The competent production includes Dick Fisher's neo-noir cinematography." The Hollywood Reporter

Mr. Vincent

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Watch on Amazon Prime.
Click here for a link to the trailer.

          Mr. Vincent | Sundance FF, 1996; Hollywood Video First Rites Release.
  • ". . . in a few key scenes, recalls the raw emotional verisimilitude of works by John Cassavetes. Dick Fisher’s no-frills black-and-white cinematography enhances the credibly edgy mood." Variety
  • “. . . an astounding film . . . exquisitely reinforced by the silvery black and white cinematography of Dick Fisher . . . one can’t tear one’s eyes away." LA Weekly
  • "Dick Fisher’s cinematography makes it impossible to imagine Mr.Vincent in anything but his      bone-deep, skin taut black and white." The Sundance Institute


Strong Island Boys

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Selma Blair
  Strong Island Boys | Best 1st Feature, LI Film Festival, 1998.
  • ". . . a disturbing true to life snapshot . . . genuinely hilarious…Fisher shot the pic in down to-earth, almost docu style, giving an up-close portrait of a typical suburban landscape." Brendan Kelly, Variety
  • "…triumphant…’Boys’ struck a chord with its audience." Monica Roman, Variety
  • "…a funny, sensitive film that recreates the language, rituals and paranoia of junior high with an honest but indulgent eye." Elizabeth Weitzman, Village Voice
  • "…intriguing and daring…often funny, sometimes violent story of suburbia…" Gene Seymour, Newsday

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