I'm a historical storyteller, musician and martial arts instructor. I live in Somerset County Maryland and you can find me on Facebook at, Chesapeake Story Tours. Thanks.
Your Thoughts Are Powerful
Gina Pierleoni interviewed by Myles Banks of Just Stunt Productions for Motivation on Monday.
Year: 2019
Details: 5:24
Reframing Your Mind
Gina Pierleoni interviewed by Myles Banks of Just Stunt Productions. Part of the Motivation on Monday series.
Year: 2019
Details: 3 min 56 sec
You Are Worthy
Sustainability
Julie-Ann Elliott provides the narration for this short video about Sustainability by the American Chemistry Council.
Medium: film and video
Julie-Ann Elliott's Reel
Video and film clips representative of Julie-Ann Elliott's work.
Medium: film and video
MyToeShoes.Com
A Florida man (known only by his YouTube username: DeerPro42) records an unboxing video for Vibram Five Finger Toe Shoes. After a vision from a mysterious CGI camera operator, he travels to the Florida keys by hoverboard. As his unboxing video continues his attention shifts from the product to himself. A crisis on the beach. An eye in the sky. The unboxer unboxed.
"MyToeShoes.Com" is the second film in a series that focuses on popular YouTube genres as creation sites for new types of performative avatars. Filmed with a variety of different cameras (aerial drone, head mounted GoPro's, 360 camera on selfie stick, screen recordings, CGI, cinema camera), the film explores a world in which each person is both watching and being watched, filming and being filmed. The project was filmed by a three person cast/crew over the course of a week travelling from Miami to the Florida Keys in a minivan.
"In Hughes imagination, the drab format becomes a macrocosmic journey documented with GoPros, 360 degree cameras, Google Maps views and beyond. As the unboxer tests out his new toe shoes with regard to comfortability, water resistance, and speed, he’s led into the unknown by a mysterious automated voice. Hughes has established himself as one of our preeminent experimental filmmakers" -NoBudge
"MyToeShoes.Com" is the second film in a series that focuses on popular YouTube genres as creation sites for new types of performative avatars. Filmed with a variety of different cameras (aerial drone, head mounted GoPro's, 360 camera on selfie stick, screen recordings, CGI, cinema camera), the film explores a world in which each person is both watching and being watched, filming and being filmed. The project was filmed by a three person cast/crew over the course of a week travelling from Miami to the Florida Keys in a minivan.
"In Hughes imagination, the drab format becomes a macrocosmic journey documented with GoPros, 360 degree cameras, Google Maps views and beyond. As the unboxer tests out his new toe shoes with regard to comfortability, water resistance, and speed, he’s led into the unknown by a mysterious automated voice. Hughes has established himself as one of our preeminent experimental filmmakers" -NoBudge
Medium: Digital Video
Year: 2019
Details: 8 min.
A native Southern Marylander, Julie-Ann grew up on the Chesapeake Bay. Having earned a BA in Theatre from Western Maryland College and an MFA in Acting from The Catholic University of America, she has been a stage/film/tv actor and voice over artist in the DC/Baltimore area for nearly 30 years. She is a Senior Adjunct Acting Instructor at Howard Community College. Julie-Ann began narrating books for Potomac Talking Books, a contractor for the Library of Congress' National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled in 2009, narrating over one hundred books in a variety of genres.
Chiffon “Woke Me”
Music video for the track "Woke Me" by Baltimore band Chiffon. “Woke Me” re-creates the feeling of wandering through a party late at night. A celebration of the dancers, performers, artists, and musicians in Baltimore and the collaborative creative energy of the city. Filmed at the artist-run space The Compound.
"The Corey Hughes-directed visual for “Woke Me” is like a dream state event set in an opulent ballroom of enchantment. Captured and curated before the lockdown; the audience is invited to join some of Baltimore’s best and brightest stars. The video feels like entering a vision world of an alternate and inclusive new realities of togetherness and camaraderie" - Week in Pop
"The Corey Hughes-directed visual for “Woke Me” is like a dream state event set in an opulent ballroom of enchantment. Captured and curated before the lockdown; the audience is invited to join some of Baltimore’s best and brightest stars. The video feels like entering a vision world of an alternate and inclusive new realities of togetherness and camaraderie" - Week in Pop
Medium: Digital Video
Year: 2020
Details: 4 min.