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Ogden Filmmakers Drive Local Film Industry with Diverse Projects

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Ogden Filmmakers Drive Local Film Industry with Diverse Projects
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Ogden filmmakers are actively producing diverse film projects, ranging from feature films to award-winning shorts. Recent local productions include the feature film Left for Dead and the short film Adapt(ive).

Key takeaways

  • Ogden filmmakers completed the feature film Left for Dead.
  • The short film Adapt(ive) highlights the Ogden Valley Adaptive Riders.
  • Ryan McDonald's horror comedy short FrankenCock is available for viewing.
  • Brandie Lee McDonald's Convicts and Chocolate premiered at the Carbon Shortcuts Film Festival.

Ogden filmmakers are contributing to the local film scene with a variety of recent projects. These works range from completed feature films to comedic shorts and documentaries spotlighting local organizations.

Local filmmakers have completed the feature film Left for Dead. Other recent productions include the film Adapt(ive), which focuses on the Ogden Valley Adaptive Riders and aims to challenge mountain biking stereotypes.

In the genre of comedy, Ryan McDonald has released an award-winning horror comedy short titled FrankenCock. Additionally, Brandie Lee McDonald of New Ogden Cinema produced the comedy short Convicts and Chocolate, a parody mashup of Forrest Gump and Con Air. This short, which features local actors and scenes filmed in Ogden, premiered at the Carbon Shortcuts Film Festival in Helper, Utah.

The local film industry continues to showcase diverse storytelling through various formats and genres.

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