Throw my Name in the Ring
This is a new script that I've started, which is a gritty drama filming set around boxing. It's still a concept at this point, so the...
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Welcome to Griffen Penney's Website!
Interested in Griffen's Filming? Checkout his Youtube by clicking the button here:
At the top you will see Various Menu's. You are currently on the Home Page.
Bio is diving into a bit more about Griffen, as well as some behind the scenes Discussion on His Films.
Bader Lane Productions is about a Club that Griffen started on Queen's University Campus. It discusses what the club is, as well as its importance.
Contact is where you can reach out, ask your questions, give your feedback, or just say Hello!
In the More section you will find a Reference Page with References written by Wonderful individuals who have worked with Griffen. You will also see a Blog section, where Griffen Posts reviews and scripts/films that he is working on.
Lastly, you will find a section on Griffen's Recipes and Creation Tips/Tricks. In here you can find some things that Griffen likes to use, Film Recipes he's learned and more.
About Griffen
Griffen Penney is a Film Student at Queens University in Kingston Ontario. He is from Lindsay Ontario, a Small Town within the Kawartha Lakes.
Griffen has had the dream of being a Film Director since he was a child. With an early love for the works of Sam Raimi, Steven Spielberg, and George Lucas, Griffen has taken many inspirations.
As a Writer and a Director, Griffen is still early on in his career. He has a feature film (The People of KingsTown) currently in the Post Production process, a short film (Caring About the Character) available on Youtube, as well as many other projects in various stages. Both the People of KingsTown and Caring About the Character were Written, Produced, and Directed by Griffen.
Photo by Griffen Penney: Kings-Town
Photo by Tristan Galipeau: The People of KingsTown
"There are many different types of Perspective. The Perspective of an event, the Perspective of the Writer, of the Director. Why is perspective important…? Well, we know that without a perspective there would be no story. The eyes of the beholder is an important term because we can never understand what is present without it being told through a certain Perspective."
- The Mind of a Scholar (Script in the Works)
Vincent van Gogh
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-Logy: The Study of Squirrels (The Final Cut)
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The Guy (December 2023): Student Film
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The Calm and the Drive (Experimental Film)
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Special Thanks:
Special Thanks to My Mom: Jeanette Howell, My Dad: Craig Penney, My Step Dad: Greg Howell, My Step Mom: Stephanie Wilson, and my Entire Family as well as Friends. You are all my Inspirations.
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