Case Study No. 2111: Ann (Mono Global TV)

[Official Trailer] "The Library" (English Subtitle)
2:32
FULL MOVIE "The Library" [English Subtitle] Click : http://bit.ly/16yyKIG
The official trailer of "The Library" a short film by Mono Music.
Starring Ananda Everingham, Selina Woramon Wiesmann and Niti Chaichitatorn

- Synopsis -
"Jim" falls in love with "Ann" who works at a library at first sight. The only obstacle for his love is the library's rule - "Keep Quiet." So he writes down his feeling for her in the books he borrows. Unfortunately, Ann never realizes what he does until one day she accidentally sees his messages but Jim doesn't show up at the library anymore with unknown reasons.
How will this love end - in laughter or tears? Find out in "The Library"
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Added: 1 year ago
From: MonoGlobalTV
Views: 29,453

[scene opens inside of a library, as "Talking about library, what would you think about?" appears on screen]
[cut to someone pulling a copy of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" off the shelf]
[cut to a closeup of a date stamp reading "01 Sep 2013"]
["Reading?" appears on screen]
[cut to a closeup of a book, as someone turns the page]
["The best sleeping pill?" appears on screen]
[cut to a young female librarian (long brown hair, beige sweater, white blouse, black pants) with her head down on the table]
["Or discovering love ... !?" appears on screen]
[cut to the librarian looking at a male patron, as he smiles]
["Mono Music, Super Uber Film" appears on screen]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian placing a nametag on her sweater (with "Anne, Library Staff" written in English)]
[cut to the librarian carrying a stack of books through the library]
[cut to the librarian and her flamboyantly gay male friend watching the male patron]
BOY: [translated] You don't know if you will ever see him again. Why don't you ask for his number?
ANN: [translated] You have to return books when you borrow them, right?
[the friend throws up his hands and backs away]
BOY: [translated] Ohhh, definitely!
[cut to the friend signaling to the librarian outside of the library]
BOY: [translated] Hurry up, hurry up!
[cut to the librarian and her friend watching the patron read a book]
ANN: [translated] Sis, how do I look?
BOY: [translated] Oh, you're as white as a sheet ... too freaking pale!
[the librarian's smile disappears, as she takes a compact mirror out of her purse and looks at herself]
BOY: [translated] You might wanna put on your lipstick, hun.
[cut to several shots from the film, which ends with another woman walking up to the patron in slow motion]
ANN: [translated] They could be just friends.
BOY: [translated] Probably not ... I would even want to marry a girl like her.
["In the silent thought" appears on screen]
["There is a hidden love" appears on screen]
["Sometimes we wish we could think out loud" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots from the film, which ends as the camera slowly zooms in on a sign featuring a cartoon hand placing a finger over a large pair of cartoon lips (with "Quiet Please" written in English)]

The Library

Let's find "Love" between the lines together.
29 August, 5.00 PM

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From mydramalist.com:

The Library (2012)
Drama, Romance

How do you woo a woman in a library where talking is frowned upon? Jim (Ananda Everingham) begins to frequent his local library after he becomes smitten with the beautiful librarian, Ann (Selina Wiesmann), who works there. Unable to talk freely, Jim tries to woo her by leaving her notes inside of the library books he borrows. But when Ann finds the notes only after Jim stops coming to the library, will it be too late? "The Library" is a 2014 Thai short film.

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From student-weekly.com:

Libraries are generally where people go to read, study and gain knowledge or information. But in the new short film The Library, it becomes a setting for a romantic story.

In The Library, Jim (Ananda Everingham) visits a library often because he has fallen for a beautiful librarian named Ann, played by 21-year-old model and actress Selina Wiesmann (Se). Because they meet in the library where they have to stay quiet, Jim tries to communicate with Ann by leaving messages in books.

The 20-minute film is due to be released on Mono Group websites and YouTube on August 29.

Student Weekly recently met up with Se at our office to chat about her first lead acting role and her work on the TV sports show, Sanae Geela (Charm of Sport).

Student Weekly: Do you enjoy reading in real life?

Se: I enjoy reading various kinds of fiction books, from fantasy to mystery and crime. I used to like Sophie Kinsella's books like Confessions of a Shopaholic, but she doesn't release books very often these days.

Student Weekly: Did your experience working in TV ads and on Charm of Sport help you to act in The Library?

Se: Yes. Those experiences helped me get used to the cameras, so I didn't feel nervous when they were filming.

Student Weekly: How do you feel about your first leading role?

Se: I'm thrilled. I did whatever I could to make the film as good as possible.

Student Weekly: Did you have to adjust yourself much to play the librarian character?

Se: Ann is similar to me because she's quiet, but she also has a sense of humour. I had to get used to the funny scenes because I'd never tried comedy before. I learned about getting the timing right for a gag.

Student Weekly: What was it like working with Ananda?

Se: I'd worked with him before in the movie Happy Birthday, as well as on a TV commercial. He's a nice, down-to-earth person. Watching him working professionally is a great way to learn about acting. Ananda is a great actor. I wish I could be as good as him!

Student Weekly: How do you feel about leaving messages in books like Jim does in the film?

Se: It's very romantic, but it's the kind of idea that could fail if you didn't plan it well.

Student Weekly: Do you have a favourite scene in the film?

Se: I like the scenes where I act with Pompam, who plays my co-worker in the library. He's so hilarious. I had a great time working with him.

Student Weekly: Where there any difficult scenes?

Se: The emotional scenes were tough, especially the crying scenes. It didn't take me long to cry because the script is very sad, but I had to work on the same scenes many times so that they could film from different angles. My eyes were swollen after crying so much.

Student Weekly: Since you work on a sports show, do you have a favourite sport?

Se: Because of Charm of Sport, I meet many athletes and have the opportunity to try lots of different sports. I recently tried Kendo, the Japanese martial art. It was interesting to learn about its history.

Student Weekly: Why should everybody check out The Library online?

Se: If you like romance, comedy and drama, you will like this movie!

Case Study No. 2106: Jeanette, Miss Librarian

Miss Librarian trailer
0:45
SYNOPSIS:
A depressed school librarian named Jeanette is confined between two different worlds -- the four corners of the school's library and the four walls of her house.

LEXIN PRODUCTION
Presents A JOYCE ROCHELLE MONTANANO FILM
"MISS LIBRARIAN"
Starring ANGELINA KANAPI
Production Manager: SHANINE YANG
Director of Photography: OLIVER CRUZ
Film Editors: OLIVER CRUZ, JOYCE MONTANANO
Production Assistant: MARK ARCILLA
Associate Producers: KASSANDRA FABELLA, MARJON FENIS, JOANNE MANANGAN, SHANINE YANG
Written, Directed & Produced by: JOYCE ROCHELLE MONTANANO
Executive Producer: JOCELYN MONTANANO
Tags: yt:stretch=16:9 miss librarian short film movie joyce rochelle joshell montanano jocelyn angelina mailes kanapi shanine yang oliver cruz mark arcilla kassandra fabella marjon fenis joanne manangan student 2013
Added: 2 years ago
From: jochel09
Views: 621

[scene opens with an older female librarian (short black hair, grey sweater) sitting at the front desk of a library, absent-mindedly cutting a piece of paper with a pair of scissors]
[cut to another shot of the librarian, looking off into the distance while tapping her fingers on the table (very clearly bored)]
[cut to another shot of the librarian, writing down something in a notepad]
[cut to another shot of the librarian, reading a book]
[cut to another shot of the librarian, with her feet up on the desk (no shoes) while fixing her lipstick using a compact mirror]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's hands, as she taps on the desk, then the camera pans up to show the librarian with a bored (sad? nervous?) look on her face]
["Miss Librarian" appears on screen]
["A Film by Joyce Rochelle Montanano" appears on screen]

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From imdb.com:

Miss Librarian
17 min - Short | Drama - 12 December 2013 (USA)

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From wordpress.com:

The short film "Miss Librarian" starring Angelina Kanapi, written and directed by Joyce Rochelle Montanano, cinematography by Oliver Cruz is now live at Filipino Arts & Cinema International (FACINE SF – Bente), San Francisco. A poignant film that tells of a librarian discontent with her work and family.

Case Study No. 2102: Ian McKinney

The Heist
2:12
Watch how a book lover pulls one over on a librarian to aquire a book that is on hold.
Tags: Beyone the Talking Head BTH YA YAS ACPL teens
Added: 2 years ago
From: askacpl
Views: 87

[scene opens with a young girl speaking to an older male librarian (short brown hair, glasses, green shirt, brown shirt)]
LIBRARIAN: May I help you?
BOOK LOVER: Yes, I was wondering, do you have a "Son of Neptune?"
LIBRARIAN: Oh, "Son of Neptune" ...
[he starts typing on his computer]
LIBRARIAN: I think there's a big hold list for that one. Let's see.
[he looks at the computer screen and grimaces]
LIBRARIAN: Uh, yeah ... would you like to be on the hold list?
BOOK LOVER: Oh, I'm already on the hold list. Can you tell me how many are there?
LIBRARIAN: Um, let's see ...
[he leans in and stares at the computer screen, then grimaces again]
LIBRARIAN: It's about ... two hundred and fifty.
BOOK LOVER: Awww ...
[she puts her head down on the table, then cut to the girl standing in front of an elevator]
BOOK LOVER: I've got to get that book!
[she slaps the button, then the doors open and a young boy walks out]
MASTERMIND: Oh, hey!
BOOK LOVER: Oh, hey!
MASTERMIND: How's it going?
BOOK LOVER: It's terrible!
MASTERMIND: Why?
BOOK LOVER: There's this one book I can't get, "Son of Neptune!" I've been waiting for it for so long!
MASTERMIND: Well--
BOOK LOVER: There's a hold of like two hundred and fifty people!
MASTERMIND: Well, I think we can think of something ...
[cut to the two looking at a floor plan for the library
MASTERMIND: Okay, every book that comes in has to go somewhere ... even if it is on hold.
[he points at the map]
MASTERMIND: That place is right here, in the basement! So what we have to do is get to the basement!
[cut to the two standing in front of a locked door, as the boy randomly presses buttons on the keypad]
MASTERMIND: How does this thing work?
[cut to a closeup of the handle, as a buzzer sounds and the girl is finally able to turn it and open the door]
MASTERMIND: I got it!
[cut to the librarian looking over a bookcart, when the boy walks up to him]
MASTERMIND: Uh, can you tell me where the bathroom is?
[as the librarian look at him in confusion, the girl sneaks behind them and starts rifling through a box of books]
LIBRARIAN: You're not supposed to be down here.
MASTERMIND: Well, I got lost looking for the bathroom ...
[the librarian points off camera]
LIBRARIAN: Well, the way out is that way.
[the girl grabs a book and holds it up in triumph]
MASTERMIND: Oh, okay.
[the librarian shakes his head and goes back to checking his books, as the girl sneaks away]
[cut to the girl standing at the self-checkout machine, as the boy stands guard behind her]
BOOK LOVER: Now I just have to check it out!
[she tries to swipe the book in the machine]
BOOK LOVER: It won't check ... Oh, it says it's on hold!
MASTERMIND: Huh?
[she puts her head down on the table, as the boy looks at the computer screen]
MASTERMIND: Wait, it says it's on hold ... for you!
BOOK LOVER: What?
[the girl looks up at the screen, then holds the book up over her head in triumph, as the scene freezes and Queen's "We Are the Champions" plays in the background]

Starring

Caitlin Johnson ... Book Lover
Tyler Johnson ... Mastermind
Ian McKinney ... Librarian

Screenplay by
Caitlin Johnson
Corinne Johnson
Tyler Johnson
Ian McKinney

Camera Operators
Corinne Johnson
Tyler Johnson
Ian McKinney

Directed by
Ian McKinney

Editing
Caitlin Johnson
Tyler Johnson
Ian McKinney

Case Study No. 2096: Elliott Hamlet (student library worker) and Mr. Witherspoon

Night in the Library
2:26
An explosive film to be shot in St. John the Evangelist's Library, Christendom, VA.
Tags: night in the library christendom college dominic de souza chris christopher foeckler
Added: 6 years ago
From: ProjectPraetoria
Views: 4,344

["He thought he had the easiest job on campus" appears on screen, then cut to a male student library worker (red hair, glasses, blue shirt, tie, black pants) walking outside of the SJE Library]
[cut to inside the library, where an elderly male librarian (short brown hair, glasses, brown sweater, white undershirt, grey pants) hands the student worker an ID card]
MR. WITHERSPOON: Welcome to the library, Mister Hamlet ...
ELLIOTT HAMLET: It's "Ham-lay."
[cut to the two walking through the stacks of the library]
MR. WITHERSPOON: So, you'll be doing an evening shift. It's quiet and calm ... You just lock up and try to leave everything in order. It's really quite simple.
[the librarian stops walking and turns to the student]
MR. WITHERSPOON: Try not to mess it up, or it's--
[he smiles and makes a "throat-slashing" motion with his finger, then continues walking]
["It wasn't what he expected" appears on screen, then cut to the student worker sitting alone at the front desk, whistling to himself]
[cut to the student worker pushing a book cart through the empty library]
ELLIOTT HAMLET: "Work in the library," they said. "It'll be exciting," they said. "Meet interesting people," they said ... What've I gotten myself into?
["His dream job" appears on screen, then cut to the student worker shelving books]
["Would soon become" appears on screen, then cut to the student worker picking up a book off the floor]
["A nightmare" appears on screen, then cut back to the student worker bending down to pick up the book ... when a sword (held by an unseen assailant) appears in the frame]
[cut to a shot from behind the crouching student worker, as he looks up to see a man in a tunic brandishing the sword]
[cut to a shot of the student worker ducking (as the man swings the sword at his head), then quickly backing away]
[cut to a shot of the student worker running through the library, before he dives under the front desk and tries to hide]
[cut to a shot from above the student worker, as a gloved hand grabs at the desk (causing him to look up in fright)]
[cut to a shot of the student worker looking up, as the source of the gloved hand reveals himself to be someone dressed as a Ring-wraith (including the "screeching" sound effect from the films)]
["A night of adventure" appears on screen, then cut to a man in a leather jacket and a fedora]
INDIANA JONES: It's "Jones" ... not "Junior."
["Action" appears on screen, then cut to a mustachioed man in a Nazi uniform grabbing the student worker around the neck]
HITLER: You are going to do what I tell you!
ELLIOTT HAMLET: Ack!
["Fun" appears on screen, then cut to a woman wearing a beret slapping the student worker in the face]
WOMAN: When are you going to pay me a dowry?
["This Fall 2009 Film Club presents" appears on screen, then cut to a man tap dancing on one of the tables in the library]
[cut to another student grabbing the student worker by the collar]
PATRON: No, you don't understand! I've got a thesis to finish!
[cut back to the man tap dancing on the table, then to the student worker sitting next to a man dressed in ancient Roman garb]
ELLIOTT HAMLET: How is this all happening?
ROMAN: Beats me, old chap ... You're the librarian.
[cut to Indiana Jones punching Hitler in the face, then "Night in the Library" appears on screen]
[cut to the student worker running from the Ring-wraith]
ELLIOTT HAMLET: I didn't sign on for this!
[cut to a closeup shot of the librarian's face]
MR. WITHERSPOON: Expect ... the unexpected!
[he gives a maniacal laugh, then "Coming to a library near you" appears on screen]

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From facebook.com:

Night in the Library - Teaser Trailer
February 1, 2010

The first "official" trailer for the Christendom College Film Club's most ambitious project to date. I apologize for the lack of real substance in this trailer, as at this point we have, at most, maybe a little less then half the footage needed already shot. However, we are hopeful that the coming semester will be extremely productive and will result in the completion of the film before the end of the school year. I hope this first tiny glimpse will help maintain people's interest in the project.

A special thanks to everyone who has already helped with this project in some way, whether it be by helping to haul equipment around, actually playing a part in a scene, or everything in between.

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From christendom.edu:

There are many clubs on campus, but out of all of them, the Film Club is one that gets the whole campus involved. Though all the students may not participate in the making of the films, they all benefit from the entertainment produced.

Chris Foeckler and Caroline Deucher are co-presidents, and operate the club together. While theirs are the only official positions, the club is a "project to project" club. Essentially, when a project comes up, cast, members, etc., are chosen by the group.

Brian Pelletier is the current official camera man. The Film Club has been in existence since 2005, and its first film was The Perils of Being an Author, which is a story of an author whose characters come alive and berate him about his book.

Chris and Brian say that this movie was actually an indirect inspiration for their first full length film they are working on: Night in the Library (which is also a spin-off of Night in the Museum). None of the members have attempted a project of this magnitude before, so they are all incredibly excited about the whole experience of putting down the groundwork for actually making a movie.

Brian says that the group is "still in its infancy stage" and really just focusing on growing slowly and producing more projects that will attract people to join, as well as increasing the professionalism of the club.

"We are trying to create a group for people who want to get some experience with film, especially those who are interested in going into film as a future," Sophomore Chris Foeckler says. "We are hoping to gradually turn into a club that more systematically, professionally, and corporately approaches film making, while still retaining the sense of fun."

Chris and Brian summed it up by saying, "Film is an extremely powerful medium. If a picture speaks a thousand words, and you have 35 frames a second, thirty five thousand words a second—how much does that turn out to be in a movie? It's extremely powerful. Our goal is to produce a project that can help the film club to grow, and provide a great opportunity for people who want to get a good Catholic education, and also want to get experience in filming, without selling their soul to Hollywood. We want to be something else Christendom can say it does to help develop students and their talents, and really encounter the Faith and the Truth."

Case Study No. 2091: Mrs. Tocknell and the Extreme Librarian

The Extreme Librarian
2:24
A Short Silent Film About A Librarian Who Is Enthusiastic About His Job.

Entered into the De La Warr Pavilion Film Festival 2012
Shown At The De La Warr Pavilion Film Festival 2012
Tags: film competition film competition de la warr pavillion 2012 silent film messangerfish Book Books Short Reading Library extreme Psy-Klone: DLWP Film Fest Film
Added: 2 years ago
From: messangerfish
Views: 752

[scene opens with a young male librarian (red hair, blue sweater, white undershirt, red and blue striped tie, black pants) happily pushing an AV cart outside of his school]
[cut to a closeup of his face, as he looks at something off camera while dramatic music plays]
[cut to a closeup of the "Guiness Book of Knowledge" sitting on the ground]
[cut to slow motion footage of the librarian pushing the cart aside and (with an exaggerated look of determination on his face) running over to pick up the book]
[cut to the librarian running back to the cart (holding the book over his head)]
[cut to a closeup of the cart as he slams the book down on top of it, then the camera pans out to show the librarian pushing it back into the school as intense music plays]
[cut to various shots of the librarian pushing the cart through the hallways of the school (while the tires makes "screeching" noises at every turn)]
[cut to the librarian pushing the cart into the elevator, then cut to the librarian leaning against the cart (with a bored look on his face) as elevator muzak plays]
[cut to the librarian calmly pushing the cart out of the elevator once it reaches the correct floor, then continuing with his mad dash to the library (as the intense music starts playing again)]
[cut to the librarian entering the library, as he waves to someone off camera]
[cut to an older female librarian (long black hair, glasses, purple blouse) sitting at a computer, as she waves back]
[cut to slow motion footage of the librarian pushing the cart towards a bookshelf, as "O Fortuna" begins to play]
[he smiles and pumps his fist, then take the book and (with seemingly great effort) places it in an open slot on the top shelf]
[he turns and celebrates, as the camera zooms in on the newly shelved book ... revealing that it doesn't actually belong with the other volumes around it]

Cast

Actor 1 ... Archie Young
Actor 2 ... Mrs. Tocknell

Music

Kevin McLeod

Directors

Ben Smith
Archie Young

Editors

Ben Smith
Archie Young

Filmed By

Ben Smith

Case Study No. 2080: Unnamed Male Librarian (Freshly Toasted Films)

The Librarian: Brattle Theatre Trailer Competition 2014
1:46
A quick trailer made earlier in the year for the brattle theater trailer smackdown. The music is from Transformers. Stars Jackson Cedrone and Read Stone.
Tags: The librarian Read stone Jackson Cedrone Freshly Toasted Films Magic
Added: 9 months ago
From: K9TV1
Views: 93

[scene opens with a male librarian (short brown hair, white t-shirt, brown shorts) walking up the stairs towards a public library, with a cloak slung over his shoulder]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] You can never really leave the past behind. People, they see me as some quiet librarian ... Puttin' books away. Sittin' at a desk.
[cut to the librarian unlocking the front door to the library]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] But that's not the true me ...
[a man walks up behind the librarian and puts his hand on his shoulder, then talks to him in a nasally voice]
LIBRARIAN: Oh, hey Greg. Waddaya need?
GREG: I'm looking for a particular book.
LIBRARIAN: Yeah, hold on. Lemme get that for you.
[cut to the librarian handing Greg a book, then he holds the volume ("Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Masters Guide") up dramatically over his head]
[cut to a shot of Greg alone in his apartment, as he puts on a bowling shirt]
[cut to a closeup of Greg's hands, as he puts on a metal gauntlet]
[cut to a shot of Greg from behind, as he slowly places a Thor-esque helmet atop his head]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] A new enemy has arisen ...
[cut to Greg walking down the street, holding the book in front of him]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] Greg, the Dungeon Master.
["The Librarian" appears on screen, then cut to the librarian alone in his apartment, as he puts on his cloak]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's legs, as he pulls up his white socks]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's face, as he puts on a pair of sunglasses]
[cut to a shot of the librarian picking up an old-timey rifle]
[cut to a shot of the librarian walking out of his room (filled with smoke for dramatic effect), holding up the rifle]
LIBRARIAN: Your life's overdue!
[cut to the librarian walking through a cemetry, then cut to a closeup of his face]
LIBRARIAN: Return what's mine, and I ... won't confiscate your library card!
[cut to a shot of Greg standing with the book in the middle of the street]
GREG: We both know it's too late for that! Now you shall p-perish!
[he holds the book over his head]
GREG: Eh, Rod of Resurrection!
[he makes a "wanking" motion with his right hand (kind of like summoning the Schwartz in "Spaceballs") as a white light emanates from his crotch and envelopes the screen]
[cut to Greg (back in his normal clothes) carrying the book and running from the librarian]
[cut to Greg stopping to face the librarian, throwing the book at him as a distraction, then kicking him in the stomach and knocking him to the ground]
[he starts to run again, but the librarian picks up the book and throws it, hitting him on the head and knocking him down]
[cut to the librarian standing over his fallen foe, as he grabs a whimpering Greg by the collar]
LIBRARIAN: You've taken what's mine! I want what's mine!
[he punches him in the face, then cut to Greg (back in his costume) levitating the book in front of him]
GREG: [in voice over] I am the Dungeon Master ...
[he summons more beams of light from his crotch and shoots them outwards]
GREG: [in voice over] King of all things that are diabolical and unfair ... heh heh heh heh.
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's face.
LIBRARIAN: It's time for you to ... check out.
[cut to a closeup of his rifle, as he firest it]
[cut to a man (holding a cigar and wearing a cheap wig) lying on the ground, as he points off camera]
MAN: What the hell is that?!
[cut to Greg emerging from a fiery portal]
GREG: Welcome to a new era ...
["Librarian, Coming Soon" appears on screen]

Case Study No. 2073: Frederick Spencer, the Librarian of the Lake

Librarian of the Lake .mov
3:01
A short film written, directed and produced by Hazel Jupp for her minor project at Bournemouth University. With thanks to Holli Dillion, Darren Tough, Steven Baldwin, Dominic Jones, Celia Rice, Yolanda Collins and Stephanie Edgerton.
Tags: Librarian of the Lake 2
Added: 2 years ago
From: Hazel Jupp
Views: 67

[scene opens with a young woman (long white dress, bonnet) running out of a medieval-style castle]
[she runs into the surrounding woods, then cut to her walking along the edge of a lake, when she stops and picks up a small book placed at the base of a large tree]
[cut to a young man (colonial-style shirt and trousers) watching her from behind another tree, then back to the woman as she opens the book and begins to read]
[cut back to the man, who steps forward from behind the tree (accidentally snapping a twig on the ground with his foot)]
[cut back to the woman, who looks up from the book and gasps]
FREDERICK: I'm sorry, my lady. I didn't mean to startle you.
[he walks towards her, and they bow to each other]
FREDERICK: My name's Frederick Spencer, I ... I work for Mister Cranford up at the old barn.
: Well, Mister Spencer--
FREDERICK: Oh please, my lady. Call me Freddie.
VIOLET: Well Freddie, my name is Lady Violet Aston of Arundel Castle ... Why is it you hide behind the tree and watch me read?
[he bows his head]
FREDERICK: Sorry, my lady. I-It's just ... well, I noticed you found my book.
VIOLET: Are you my mystery librarian?
[he smiles sheepishly]
FREDERICK: Yes. Uh, I often see you sittin' by the lake ... lookin' so pretty and full'a wonder.
[she smiles, then quickly turns away]
FREDERICK: Reminds me of the pretty lady from the book my Ma used to read to me when I was just a boy.
VIOLET: The novel you first left me?
FREDERICK: Yes. Mister Cranford loaned it to me ... well, when I saw you'd read it, I thought I'd bring you some more. I-I hope you don't mind.
VIOLET: Oh no, of course. They're beautiful books. I thank you kindly.
FREDERICK: You have a ... a grand library up at the castle.
[she rolls her eyes]
VIOLET: Yes, it's indulgingly vast. However, Papa won't give me access to it, until I'm old enough to understand it ... or until I'm of an age where I won't be influenced by anyone other than himself.
FREDERICK: Lord Aston, he may only wish to protect you.
VIOLET: I don't need protection, I need my freedom.
[he looks down in awkward silence]
VIOLET: Would you take a turn around the lake with me instead?
FREDERICK: [pause] Are you sure? I'm just a farmer, and I've still got dirt on me ...
[she smiles]
VIOLET: Come now. These things shant deter me.
[she takes his hand, and they walk off, as the scene fades to black]

Starring:
Holli Dillon & Darren Tough

Camera
Steven Baldwin

Sound
Dominic Jones

PA
Celia Rice

Editing
Hazel Jupp
Dominic Jones

Costume
Yolanda Collins
Stephanie Edgerton

Special thanks to:
Swanbourne Lake
Adam Finch, Bethan Harrison & Pauline Jupp

Written, Directed & Produced by
Hazel Jupp

Bournemouth University

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From festivalfocus.org:

Film Details
The Book

Plot Summary
Beautiful heir searches for her mystery librarian.
Frederick has worked in the stables for his whole life and admired the young countess from a far for years. He takes to leaving her a selection of romantic novels in the woods, and when they eventually meet, he is shocked to find how down to earth she is.
Based on her short film "Librarian of the Lake."

Director
Hazel Jupp

Year
2012

Status
finished

Running time
100 minutes

Production Company
Jupp Period Drama

Case Study No. 2061: West Oak Lane Librarian

Behind The Screens- Overdue Books
2:23
Overdue Books- A deeply troubled librarian goes over the edge when careless patrons return late books.
This short movie was created by the youth participating in the Behind The Screens summer program through the Free Library of Philadelphia, West Oak Lane Branch.
Tags: Lil Filmmakers Free Library of Philadelphia Behind the Screens youth movies media arts
Added: 2 years ago
From: LilFilmmakersInc
Views: 41

West Oak Lane Library
presents

Overdue Books

[scene opens with two teenage boys walking outside of the West Oak Lane branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia]
PATRON 1: I can't wait to go in there and read a comic book!
PATRON 2: I know, right? Let's go, come on!
[cut to inside of the library, where the two speak with the teenage girl playing the librarian (hair pulled back in a ponytail, glasses, white shirt, blue jeans)]
PATRON 2: Where are the comic books?
[she replies in a deadpan monotone, pointing off camera]
LIBRARIAN: It's over there.
[they walk off, then cut to the two sitting on the floor reading comic books]
PATRON 2: Check this out, look how Nightcrawler teleports like that! Isn't that awesome?
PATRON 1: Yeah, I know, right?
PATRON 2: Oh my gosh ... Wait, what're you reading?
PATRON 1: I'm reading about the Green Lantern.
PATRON 2: DC? Marvel rocks!
[cut to a teenage girl walking up to the librarian's desk and handing her a book]
PATRON 3: Sorry this book is overdue.
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's face, as she again responds in a deadpan monotone]
LIBRARIAN: I don't like overdue books.
[cut to the patron, who just smirks]
PATRON 3: Whatever ...
[she walks off, then cut to the librarian picking up a large copy of the Oxford English Dictionary]
[cut to the librarian following closely behind the patron as ominous music plays, then she lifts up the dictionary and is about to bring it down on the patron's head when the screen quickly cuts to black]
[cut back to the two boys (now sitting in chairs) reading comic books, when they look up at the apparent noise]
PATRON 1: Did you hear that?
[the other boy dramatically whips off his glasses (which he hadn't been wearing before) and leans in close to his friend]
PATRON 2: Did you hear something?
PATRON 1: Yeah.
PATRON 2: I think it was the librarian ...
PATRON 1: Yeah, me too.
PATRON 2: Okay. We gotta watch out for her.
[cut to a shot of the (dead?) patron's feet sticking out from behind a bookshelf, then to the librarian slowly walking through the library (grabbing at her head as if she's losing her mind) while the two boys follow her]
[cut to the two boys confronting the librarian]
PATRON 2: We know you committed those crimes!
PATRON 1: We know you did it!
PATRON 2: We know you killed her!
LIBRARIAN: I did kill her ...
PATRON 2: You did?
LIBRARIAN: Yes, I did. I don't like overdue books.
["Moments later ... " appears on screen, then cut to a teenage girl playing the police officer]
POLICEWOMAN: You have the right to remain silent, you're under arrest.
[another girl takes the librarian and puts her hands behind her back, as they lead her out of the library]
PATRON 2: We finally caught the librarian killer ...
[they shake hands]
PATRON 2: It was a pleasure working with you!
["The end" appears on screen]

Case Study No. 2055: Unnamed Male Librarian (The Zomboids)

The Zomboids present "The Librarian"
1:39
Created for the Brattle Theatre's Trailer Smackdown 2014 in Cambridge, MA. Contestants were given the title and had to create a 2-minute-or-less faux trailer. Our entry was inspired by the early-1970s horror anthologies of Britain's Amicus Productions.

Starring
-Jason Boyar as The Librarian
-Eric Lander, Madeline Scheller, Jenna Schraut, Madeline Sweeney, and William Tran as The Victims
-Gabrielle Farulla-Bastian as the Cannibal
-John O'Dowd as The Scientist
-Vivi Valmont and Derek Moran as the Lesbian Witch Cult

Written, Produced, Designed, Shot, Directed, and Edited by Nicholas Levesque. Special thanks to the Hanson Public Library, Hanson, MA.

Featuring "Toccata and Funk in D Minor" by Walter Murphy
Tags: The Librarian Amicus Productions (Production Company) Horror (Film Genre) anthology trailer Zomboids camp
Added: 10 months ago
From: Zomboids
Views: 55

["Coming soon to this theatre" appears on screen, then scene opens with a group of people walking into the public library]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] Greetings, movie goers! When was the last time you were truly frightened?

New International Pictures presents
A film by The Zomboids
"The Librarian"
(c) 1973 New International Pictures All Rights Reserved

[cut to an interior shot of the library, as the people wander nervously through the stacks]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] Every book in my library is unlike any other. Each tells the story of an illustrious life ... and even more incredible death!
["Five shocking tales of the macabre" appears on screen, then cut to a man clutching a book as two female zombies (dressed as flappers from the Nineteen Twenties) slowly lurch towards him]
MAN 1: Ahhh!
[cut to one of the zombies sticking a hatpin through the man's eyeball]
[cut to a man driving in his car at night]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] Though most people can wake up from their nightmares, mine are kept in ink and paper, ready to be checked out and re-lived ... forever!
[a puppet with a green skull suddenly pops up in the seat next to the man, as he screams in fright]
MAN 2: Ahhh!
[cut to a shot from the man's POV, as the camera shows the end of a dirt road and then spins around (simulating the car going over the edge)]
[cut to a woman chewing on a severed human leg, as "Cannibalism" appears on screen]
[cut to a man (dressed sort of like Doc Brown from "Back to the Future") struggling with a severed green hand that is "choking" him, as "Mad science!" appears on screen]
MAN 3: Ahhh!
[cut to a "dungeon" where two woman cackle maniacally and lick their lips while forcing a third woman to drink from a goblet of "blood", as "Lesbian witch cults!" appears on screen]
[cut to a "woman" (i.e. a man dressed as Marilyn Monroe) tied to a tree with a book, while three men in Halloween masks approach her with knives]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] They're the stuff that screams are made of!
[the woman screams, then cut to her POV as the three assailants slowly approach with weapons raised]
[cut back to the people in the library, as the young male librarian (top heat, exaggerated eye shadow, brown sweater, black undershirt, tie, gold necklace covered in jewels) appears before them carrying a pile of books]
LIBRARIAN: Who's next?
[cut to a shot of the librarian from the side]
LIBRARIAN: Perhaps ...
[he turns towards the camera]
LIBRARIAN: You?

"The Librarian"

Starring
Jason Boyar
Gabrielle Farulla-Bastian
Eric Lander
Derek Moran
John O'Dowd
Madeline Scheller
Jenna Schraut
Madeline Sweeney
William Tran
and featuring Vivi Vamont

Written - Produced - Directed - Shot
Nicholas Levesque

Miss Valmont's Gowns by
Party City

Case Study No. 2044: Staff of Unnamed Library (Huntley Film Archives)

Public Lending Library, 1940's - Film 405
0:47
Public lending library.
Interiors. People browse shelves of books. A woman librarian puts books away on the shelf. A man leafs through a book. The library is quite busy. A librarian stamps books for people to take out. Close up of the 'Public Lending Library' sign outside.
Tags: Film footage archive material 1940's library lending public
Added: 2 years ago
From: HuntleyFilmArchives
Views: 46

From huntleyarchives.com:

Film: 405
Entertainment + Leisure | 1940 | Silent | B/W
Public lending library

ABOUT US:
Huntley Film Archives is one of the largest independent film libraries in the UK, with a collection of more than 80,000 titles and more added every day.

We are a commercial archive, providing film clips to broadcasters and other production companies.

John Huntley and his daughter Amanda established the company in 1984, and the archive continues to grow as we discover more hidden gems in the new collections that we represent.

Case Study No. 2039: Mrs. Ether

Black Mold and the library
1:02
black mold librarian horror trailer
Tags: Mrs ether and the black mold in library
Added: 3 years ago
From: gordoholland
Views: 338

["Fun Guy Productions" appears on screen]
[scene opens with several shots of the Penhold School Library (Alberta Canada), as ominous music plays]
[cut to the older female librarian (short blonde hair, glasses, brown sweater) sitting at the front desk]
["Based on true events" appears on screen]
[cut to a panning shot of one of the library's bookshelves]
["Every library has a dark secret" appears on screen]
[cut to another shot of the bookshelf]
["Different from the rest" appears on screen]
[cut to another shot of the librarian]
["The Dewey Decimal System of Death" appears on screen]
[cut to a shot of a sculpture (featuring a fairy reading a book) sitting on top of one of the bookshelves]
["Sign if out if you dare" appears on screen]
[cut to another shot of the fairy sculpture]
["And discover the secrets hidden within" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots of bookshelves, as dramatic music starts to play]
[cut to more shots of the librarian]
[cut to another shot of the fairy sculpture]
["Black mold - it's on you" appears on screen]

iMovie and Fun Guy Productions present
A Fun Guy Productions production in association with iMovie

A Mush Room Film

Black Mold

Edited by
Dr. Death

Production Designer
Dirt

Director of Photography
Lichen

Casting by
Cheese in the Fridge

Music by
iTunes

Costume Designer
Bleach

Executive Producer
Mr. Holland

Written by
Fun Gus

Directed by
Mush Room

Case Study No. 2035: Space Jesus, Librarian of the Human Index

The Librarian
2:00
Fake trailer for the Brattle Theater's Smackdown.

Cast: Derek Concannon, Lindsey Loon, Bob Maguire
With Mike Weiner
Crew: Andrew Gorsuch
Directed & Edited by Omar Cruz
Script & Production - Bob Maguire
Concept - Omar Cruz & Bob Maguire
Tags: Provincetown (City/Town/Village) ptown Cape Cod (Geographical Feature) The Librarian (Film Series) weird humor Parody Philip K. Dick the Dalek Supreme Brattle Theatre (Theater)
Added: 11 months ago
From: TheBobMaguire
Views: 49

[scene opens with a shot of waves lapping up against the shoreline]
NARRATOR: He was not of this world! He was not of this time!
[cut to a male librarian (slicked-back brown hair, suit and tie) walking barefoot along the beach and speaking in a robotic monotone voice]
LIBRARIAN: What is love? What is it to cry? What is a soulmate? My name? What is it to cry? What is my name?
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's mouth]
LIBRARIAN: Space Jesus!
[cut to a man and woman dancing on the beach]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] What is love?
[cut to the man and woman with sad looks on their faces]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] Space-time. Love.
[cut back to the librarian walking along the beach]
LIBRARIAN: All are files in my human index.
[cut to a shot of the sand]
NARRATOR: On a deserted island, one man is hurtled into war against his greatest adversary ... himself!
[cut to the man speaking to the librarian (who is staring off into the distance)]
MAN: I had a talk with Samantha ...
[cut to the woman lying on the sand, smoking a cigarette]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] I'm sure it was a constructive monologue.
[cut to the man standing in front of the woman, looking off into the distance]
WOMAN: Do I get to take my bra off this time?
[cut to the librarian nodding his head up and down]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] Digital. Analog. Crayons.
[cut to the woman staring off into the distance]
WOMAN: Things just haven't been the same ... since you perverted!
[cut to a shot of the librarian]
LIBRARIAN: What? What? What is love? Is it to cry? What?
[cut to the woman walking away from the man]
WOMAN: Your father was so much better!
MAN: Are you gonna talk to me or just walk away? Talk to me! Don't you dare slam that door!
[she pantomimes closing a door behind her (as a loud "slam" sound effect can be heard), then cut back to the librarian]
LIBRARIAN: Your paternal ...
[cut to an older man shouting at something off camera]
FATHER: I said, put the raccoon in the waffle iron!
[cut back to the librarian]
LIBRARIAN: He came up from Ashby, and begat a son of mortal woman ... Ashby!
[cut to several quick shots between the man's face and his father]
FATHER: [in voice over] You're doin' it all wrong!
[cut to the man walking alongside the librarian]
MAN: Hey, what're you doing?
LIBRARIAN: I'm on vacation ... from tomorrow.
MAN: And you're an alien?
LIBRARIAN: Yes.
MAN: Who travelled back in time?
LIBRARIAN: Yes.
MAN: Well, what is your preferred means of time travel? Sports car or phone booth?
[cut to a shot of the empty beach]
NARRATOR: The alien visitor. Watch, in chronological order, as he travels from one tomorrow at a time to yesterday for the future in the name of yesterday's tomorrows ... now!
[cut to the librarian shaking his head back and forth]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] What? What is drama? What? What is avoidable unmedicated meltdowns?
[cut to the woman giggling to herself]
[cut to the father pointing at something off camera and growling]
[cut back to the woman giggling, when she looks at the camera and gives a dirty look]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's mouth]
LIBRARIAN: All are in the human index.
[cut to a shot of the librarian walking along the beach]
LIBRARIAN: [in voice over] I am Space Jesus, librarian of the human index!
["The Librarian!" appears on screen]

Case Study No. 2029: Robert Bateman High School Librarian

Librarians.Are.Crazy
2:01
In a world where Librarains are insane, and students down return their library books... it goes down. way down to the world of in a world....

this was a fun thing to film, and a great start to my youtuber carrer.

twitter: www.twit ter.com/mikethecanadain
special thanks to purple planet.com for the music, as well as RBHS
Tags: funny chase comedy entertainement library crazy lol LOL (Laughing Out Loud)
Added: 2 years ago
From: Mikethecanadain
Views: 59

[scene opens with an exterior shot of Robert Bateman High School, as students are walking in and out of the building]
[cut to inside the school library, where a young male librarian (brown hair, thick glasses, blue shirt, striped tie, black pants) is sitting at the front desk stamping books]
[when he reaches the bottom of the pile of books, the camera cuts to a closeup of his face (as the librarian suddenly becomes very angry, baring his teeth and growling like a wild animal)]
[cut to a closeup of the desk, which shows a piece of paper reading "Shawn Anderson - Dictionary (OVERDUE)"]
[cut to the librarian standing up with a determined look on his face]
[cut to outside of the school, where a male student (wearing a doo rag and giant gold chain) is checking his phone]
[cut to the doors of the school, as the librarian bursts forth and walks purposely (in big exaggerated strides) towards the student]
[cut back to the student (oblivious to the librarian's presence) as he continues checking his phone]
[cut back to the librarian, who breaks out into a sprint towards the student]
[cut back to the student, who (finally looking up from his phone) starts running away]
[cut to the student jumping over some bikes lying on the ground next to a bike rack]
[cut to the librarian tripping over the bikes, landing in a pile of mud]
[cut to the librarian lying on the ground, as he looks up and sees the student running away]
[cut to the student entering the school and running down the hallway, knocking over another male student in the process (sending his papers flying everywhere)]
[cut to the librarian entering the school, then back to the innocent student kneeling down and picking up his papers ... as the librarian runs by and knocks him back down again]
[cut to another male student walking out of a door marked "Hospitality Lab" with a plate of cookies, as the student in the doo rag stops running long enough to grab a couple before resuming his escape]
[cut to the delinquent student (now wearing sunglasses and a fake moustache) sitting on a bench inside the school, as he holds up a newspaper in front of his face when he sees the librarian approaching]
[the librarian stops and taps the "stranger" on the shoulder, so the student puts the paper down and points off camera]
[the librarian nods and runs off in the direction he was pointing, then the student gets up and (taking off his "disguise") calmly walks away in the opposite direction]
[cut to the student once again running in a full-on sprint, when the librarian suddenly appears at the opposite end of the hallway and stands with his hands on his hips]
[cut to the student stopping at his locker (pushing another male student out of the way), then fumbling in his jacket pocket for the key]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's face]
[cut back to the student, who looks up, then (seeing that the librarian is watching him) hurriedly tries to open the lock]
[cut back to the librarian, as he starts running towards the student]
[cut back to the student, who (after finally opening his locker) takes out a dictionary and holds it out in front of the librarian]
[cut to a closeup of the librarian, as he looks down at the dictionary and smiles broadly (as Handel's "Messiah" plays in the background)]
[cut to the student handing the dictionary to the librarian]
[cut to the librarian giving a weird smile to the student]
LIBRARIAN: Have a nice day!
[he walks off, as the student wipes the sweat from his brow and breathes a sigh of relief]

Thanks for Watching

Edited and directed by:
Mikethecanadain

Starring:
Jamie Schofield and Jai Sani

Special thanks:
Ryan, Ethan, and shaj

Librarians are scary.

Case Study No. 2025: Vancouver Public Librarian

Librarian Love
2:16
A story of a love struck librarian set on a journey to return an important item forgotten by his pursuee.
Tags: Ai Art Institute Vancouver BC Morgan Giroux DFV Romantic Comedy Canada
Added: 2 years ago
From: mojogiroux
Views: 149

[scene opens with a young woman walking into the Vancouver Public Library, holding a single rose]
[cut to a young male librarian (brown hair, beard, glasses, blue shirt, brown pants) at the front desk, putting down his copy of Suzanne Trocme's "Attention to Detail" in order to stare at the woman as she walks past]
[cut to the woman sitting at a nearby table, putting down the rose as she starts to read Jane Green's "Babyville"]
[cut back to the librarian (reading his book and smiling), as a male patron places some books on the desk in front of him (the librarian barely even looks up) and walks away]
[cut back to the woman, as she puts down the book, then takes out her phone and gets up to leave (with the rose still on the table)]
[cut to the librarian reshelving some books, when he stops and looks at the rose on the table]
[cut to a closeup of the rose, as the librarian comes into frame and picks it up]
[cut to another shot of the librarian, as he looks around before taking both the book and the rose ... he starts to leave, but stops to place the book back on a nearby shelf (as the male patron watches him leave)]
[cut to an exterior shot of the library, as the woman (still talking on the phone) exits ... followed soon after by the librarian]
[cut to the woman walking down a flight of stairs, as the librarian runs after her]
[cut to the woman walking through a park, as the librarian continues to chase after her]
[cut to the woman (seemingly still oblivious that she's being followed) stopping on a small stone bridge, looking out over the water]
[cut to the librarian, who (looking down at the rose) takes a deep breath before slowly approaching her]
[cut to the librarian walking up to the woman and sheepishly handing her the rose]
[the woman smiles, as the librarian looks down and scratches his ear in a bashful fashion ... then looks up just in time to see another woman approach]
[as the librarian looks on, the object of his desire hands the rose to the new woman and kisses her]
[cut to a shot of the two women walking away, hand in hand]
[cut back to the librarian, who slumps against the bridge and hangs his head in defeat ... before the male patron appears in the distance, looking at the librarian and raising his eyebrows seductively]
[the librarian looks at the patron, then pauses ... before smiling and rubbing his chin in contemplation (as romantic music swells in the background)]

Case Study No. 2019: The Librarian (Rippers of Rindge)

"The Librarian" by Rippers of Rindge-Brattle Theatre Trailer Smackdown 2014
1:58
With "The Librarian," the highly anticipated follow-up to Team Relief's "John Smith," Nicolas Thilo-McGovern and Max Zegans are at it again, nabbing a respectable 2nd place at the Brattle Theatre Trailer Smackdown 2014.
Tags: Brattle Brattle Theatre (Theater) Theatre (TV Genre) Trailer (Award Discipline) Book Reading Library
Added: 10 months ago
From: frogblaster64
Views: 86

[scene opens with a man sitting in the front seat of his car, when an unseen assailant in the backseat reaches over and begins choking him with the handle of an axe]
NARRATOR: In the shadows of America's greatest institute of higher learning, he teaches his own master's class ...
[cut to the assailant (his face still off camera) running his fingers along the spines of the books in his bookshelf]
NARRATOR: In murder!
[he stops and pulls one of the books off the shelf, then cut to a closeup of the book, as he opens it to reveal that it's been hollowed out and filled with human hair (which doesn't really match the hair of his previous victim)]
[cut to a closeup of the assailant's nose, as he picks up some of the hair and deeply inhales]
LIBRARIAN: Ahhh ...
[cut to two female teenagers talking outside]
JULIA: Speaking of Scott Daniels, I heard he's gonna be at the bridge tonight.
ALLISON: Oh, I really can't go to that. Finals are in three weeks, so I have to start studying.
JULIA: Suit yourself.
[cut back to the librarian's lair, as he sharpens his axe]
[cut to several teenagers hanging out at night under the bridge (with several empty beer cans littering the ground), when two of them walk off camera]
[cut to the boy and girl kissing at the foot of some steps under a streetlight ... as the librarian can be seen slowly walking down the stairs in the shadows above]
[cut to the male teenager walking down the street alone (with his earbuds in), as the librarian follows closely behind, dragging his axe along the ground]
NARRATOR: Take out a book, but he'll take out your heart!
[the librarian (African American, short dark hair, suit and tie) grabs the teenager by the shoulder and spins him around, then cut to the librarian lifting the axe above his head and swinging it down hard]
[cut to the female teenager walking through a dark parking lot alone, when the librarian steps into the shot (but several feet behind her so she doesn't know he's there)]
[cut to a closeup of the girl, as she spins around in fright]
JULIA: Brian? Is that you?
[cut to the girl slowly backing away (not realizing that the librarian is behind her), then cut to a closeup of the axe as the librarian swings it down]
[cut to the librarian placing a butterfly broach inside another hollowed-out book]
NARRATOR: The Librarian ...
[he closes the book (revealing it to be a copy of James Hilton's "We Are Not Alone") then places it back on the shelf]
NARRATOR: Will you be the next addition to his library of death?

Rippers of Rindge

Cast
Julia - Rosa Munson Blatt
Allison - Tess Hancock
Scott - Francibel Senatus
The Librarian - Kendrick Bellan
Scott - Chhoyang Cheshatsang
Kids at the Party - Ben Rosand, Sebastian Kimberk, Raina Williams, and Eli Conlin
Narrator - Matt McGovern

Produced and Written by Nicolas Thilo McGovern and Maxwell Zegans
Director, Cinematographer and Editor - Nicolas Thilo McGovern
Sound Recorder, Assistant Director and Editor - Maxwell Zegans
Associate Director, Prop Master, and Set Designer - Pamela Thilo
Camera, Prop, and Production Assistant - William Thilo McGovern
Associate Strategist - Abdikarim Egal
Special Thanks to Edith Sorrentino

Case Study No. 2015: Moni Smith

Librarian With A Camera
1:04
I asked for a tag line and ended up with a movie trailer.
Tags: Fake trailer Photography Funny
Added: 1 year ago
From: CraftyMoni
Views: 56

["Valenarts Films" appears on screen, then cut to several shots of a female librarian holding a camera as dramatic music plays in the background]
["She sits behind a desk in a library by day" appears on screen]
[cut to some shots inside of a library]
["But at night the camera comes out" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots of the librarian and her camera]
["Skill is everything" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots of the librarian and her camera]
["And failure is not an option" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots taken with her camera]
["This librarian will shoot you, then blow you up in the dark" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots taken with her camera]
["If your only going to see one librarian this year, make it this one" appears on screen]
[cut to more shots of the librarian and her camera]
["Librarian with a Camera" appears on screen]

iMovie and Valenarts Films present
a Valenarts Films production in association with iMovie
a Moni Smith film

Librarian With a Camera

Edited by
Moni Smith

Production Designer
Moni Smith

Director of Photography
Moni Smith

Casting by
Moni

Music by
iTunes

Costume Designer
Moni

Executive Producer
Moni Smith

Written by
Twitter

Directed by
Moni Smith

---

From wordpress.com:

I am a Children's Librarian. I am a photographer. I am a knitter. I am a reader. I am a wannabe poet.

You can see more of my photography on my Flickr.

Case Study No. 2004: Unnamed Female Librarian (Laughosity)

Library book due
3:08
Sevyn receives a letter saying she owes a book in which she is certain she never took out.

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Tags: overdue library book who reads? sevyn cars german germany back to school hate summer reading sucks! books kim michelle memorial laughosity laughocity laugh funny ich bin ein berliner shirt silly band commercial comedy actor entertainment
Added: 4 years ago
From: Laughosity
Views: 7,005

[scene opens with a teenage girl opening a letter]
SEVYN: Gosh ...
[the top part of the envelope sticks to her finger, and she tries to shake it off]
SEVYN: Eww ...
[she takes out the letter, then cut to a closeup of its contents]

Memorial Library

Dear Sevyn,
You have an overdue library book in which we would like to have returned. This book must be returned along with the amount of money due for its absence from the library for so long. If you do not have the book, then the payment due will be added to the amount of what the book initially costs. The book initially costs $16.25. Your amount due is listed below in bold:

$15.10

We would appreciate that you return the book and payment as soon as possible. Payment goes up 10 cents a day that it is missing from the library. Thank you for your cooperation.

[the camera zooms in on the amount of the fine, then cut back to the girl with a shocked look on her face]
SEVYN: Fifteen dollars? For a stupid book!? Oh no ...
[she sighs and shakes her head]
SEVYN: No, this is ... I don't even remember taking a book out! I'm going to that library right now!
[she walks off camera, then cut to a young female librarian (brown hair in a bun, flower in her hair, glasses, grey cardigan sweater, white blouse, long black skirt) shelving books in the library, as the girl approaches her with the letter]
SEVYN: Um, excuse me ...
[the librarian turns to the girl, puts a finger to her lips, and violently shushes her]
LIBRARIAN: Shhh!
SEVYN: [whispers] Excuse me ...
LIBRARIAN: [whispers] Yes?
SEVYN: I got this in the mail today, and it says I owe a lotta money but I never took this book out.
[the librarian takes the letter and quickly looks it over]
LIBRARIAN: Yes you do.
[she smiles and gives the letter back, as the girl gets a confused look on her face]
SEVYN: But ... I never took the book.
LIBRARIAN: Well ... I'd love to help you, but it's my lunch break.
[she points at her wrist (she's not wearing a watch), then starts to walk away]
LIBRARIAN: So ... good luck with that!
SEVYN: Wait ...
[cut to outside of the library, as the girl follows the librarian]
SEVYN: Wait, I don't owe a book!
[the librarian (without even turning around) keeps walking]
LIBRARIAN: Yes you do!
[the girl stops and throws her arms up in frustration, then mumbles to herself]
SEVYN: No I don't ...
[cut to the librarian in a clothing store, looking through some sweaters, when the girl pops her head out from behind the clothing rack]
SEVYN: I don't owe a book!
LIBRARIAN: Yes you do!
[the librarian pulls the sweaters back in front of her face and walks way, then cut to the librarian walking (by herself) down the street]
[cut to another angle of the librarian, as she sees something on the ground and bends down to pick it up ... revealing that the girl was somehow standing right behind her]
SEVYN: I don't owe a book!
[the librarian jumps at the unexpected sound of her voice, causing the item she was picking up to fly out of her hand off camera]
[cut to a sewer grate, as the quarter the librarian had picked up drops down into it]
[cut to the two running over to the sewer grate, as the librarian stares angrily at the girl (with her hands on her hips), while the girl looks down apologetically]
SEVYN: Sorry about your quarter ...
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's face]
LIBRARIAN: Now you owe me a book ... and a quarter!
[cut back to a shot of the two of them, as the librarian storms off camera]
SEVYN: I don't have a quarter! Or a book!
[she runs after the librarian, then cut to the interior of a car, as the girl pops up from the backseat]
SEVYN: I don't owe a book!
[the camera pans over to show another girl (not the librarian) is sitting in the driver's seat]
CAR OWNER: What're you doing in my car?!
SEVYN: Oh, um, sorry ... Wrong car.
[she pops back down, then gets up again]
SEVYN: Y'know, um ... Can you give me a ride home?
CAR OWNER: Get outta my car!
[she opens the door and gets out]
SEVYN: Sorry! I just live, like, a mile away--
CAR OWNER: I don't care!
SEVYN: Please?
CAR OWNER: No! Just go!
[she dejectedly walks away]
CAR OWNER: My god!
[cut to the librarian in her kitchen, eating a piece of pie, when the girl pops up and sticks her face on the window]
SEVYN: I don't owe a book!
LIBRARIAN: Yes you do, you psycho stalker! Go away!
[she walks off, as the librarian grumbles to herself before trying to continue eating]
[cut to another shot of the librarian as she's about to take a bite, when the girl (now once again holding the letter) walks into her kitchen]
SEVYN: I don't owe this book!
LIBRARIAN: Y'know what?
[she drops her fork on the plate in anger, then grabs the letter]
LIBRARIAN: Gimmee this! Gimmee this!
[she rips up the letter and throws the pieces in the girl's face]
LIBRARIAN: Y'know what? You don't owe a book anymore! Okay? You don't owe a book, you don't owe me money, okay? Just leave me alone!
[the girl smiles]
SEVYN: Thank you!
LIBRARIAN: But you still owe this book ...
[the librarian pulls out another piece of paper and hands it to the girl, who starts reading with a look of confusion on her face]
[cut to a closeup of the girl's face, as the "needle skipping off the record" sound effect plays]
SEVYN: Four hundred and thirty eight dollars?! That's worse than before!
LIBRARIAN: Don't you remember taking that one out?
[the girl stares off into the distance, as the sounds of a harp playing can be heard (signifying a flashback), then cut to the librarian shelving books when an even younger girl walks up to her with a copy of "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too"]
YOUNG SEVYN: This is the book I wanna take out.
[the librarian smiles and takes the book]
LIBRARIAN: Okay, but don't forget to bring it back.
[she hands the book back]
YOUNG SEVYN: I won't!
[the younger version of the girl walks off camera]
LIBRARIAN: Alright ...

Case Study No. 1997: Dina Dubov

The Librarian - Film Trailer for the Brattle Theatre 2014 Trailer Smackdown
2:00
Fictitious film trailer created for the 2014 Brattle Theatre Trailer Smackdown in Cambridge, MA.

Written & Directed by Roger Metcalf
Starring: Lacey Hochman & Aaron Block
Production by Roger Metcalf
Music by Lino Rise
Tags: librarian heinlein stranger in a strange land tom sawyer soviet russia Enceladus (Moon) saturn space thriller movie trailer film contest film festival boston cambridge
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[scene opens with a young female librarian (short black hair, overcoat) speaking to a male patron in a bad Russian accent]
LIBRARIAN: Welcome to the moon, Mister Badcocke ...
["The Librarian" appears on screen]
PATRON: I was told you were the librarian.
LIBRARIAN: Yes ...
[she rolls her eyes, then launches into what appears to be a pre-rehearsed "sales pitch" in a monotone dialogue]
LIBRARIAN: We have wide variety of reading material for you to enjoy here during your stay.
["A faraway moon, knownst to some as Enceladus ... " appears on screen]
PATRON: I was hoping to check out a book by Heinlein.
[she holds up a book with the cover title "Stalin in Not So Strange (But Rather Quite Nice) Stalingrad" by Heinlein/Dubov]
LIBRARIAN: We have "Stalin in Not So Strange But Really Quite Nice Stalingrad!"
[cut to the librarian flipping through the pages of the book]
LIBRARIAN: This may be little advanced for you ...
[she tosses the book off camera]
["Is knownst to others as New New New Stalingrad" appears on screen]
LIBRARIAN: How about instead ...
[she holds up another book, with the cover title "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in Siberia" by Twain/Dubov]
LIBRARIAN: "Adventures of Tom Sawyer in Siberia!"
[cut to the librarian opening the book]
LIBRARIAN: In it, Huckleberry Finn gets sent to gulag for stealing loaf of bread!
[cut to another shot of the librarian speaking to the patron]
LIBRARIAN: "Book" so soon, Mister Badcocke?
PATRON: I need a book on botany.
["A ninja ... a flower ... a wish ... " appears on screen]
LIBRARIAN: Hmph, botany! What, you--
[he holds up a small flower pot]
PATRON: I have a plant.
LIBRARIAN: You have a plant?
PATRON: Flower, actually. It's dying.
["To check out a book to save his dying flower ... " appears on screen]
LIBRARIAN: Well, of course it's dying, Mister Badcock! We are in middle of great Soviet winter!
["But in Soviet Russia ... " appears on screen]
PATRON: Still, I'd like to save it. I'm pretty handy, actually, on account of my ... ninja training.
[she holds up another book, with the cover title "Keep Your Plants Alive On The Moon" (where "Alive" and "The Moon" are written in tiny font) by Dubov]
LIBRARIAN: "Keep your plants" ...
[she lowers her voice]
LIBRARIAN: "Alive" ...
[she talks loudly again]
LIBRARIAN: "On" ...
[she lowers her voice again]
LIBRARIAN: "The Moon."
["Book checks out you!" appears on screen, then cut to the patron reading from the book]
PATRON: "In Soviet Russia, you do not garden plants. Plants garden you. To keep plant alive, feed plant. In Soviet Russia, plant feeds you. One bag Soviet plant food, available in downtown Moscow between One and One Thirty Four every third Tuesday."
LIBRARIAN: Mmm. Helpful, yes?
PATRON: Right, but ... how do we get to Moscow? I'm assuming they're talking about the Moscow on Earth, not on Enceladus.
[the librarian gets an angry look on her face]
LIBRARIAN: Is New New New Stalingrad! Not Enceladus!

"The Librarian"

Written & Directed by Roger Metcalf

Dina Dubov (Librarian) - Lacey Hochman
Jeremy Badcocke (Ninja) - Aaron Block

Camera, Sound & Film Editing by Roger Metcalf

Music by Lino Rise
"Powerstrike"
www dot linorise dot com

Case Study No. 1989: Staff of Unnamed Library (Anasognosia)

Anosognosia : Illusion of Salvation
1:30
Story:
This video is inspired from Bertrand Russell's short story, The Theologian's Nightmare.


Script:
A theologian dreamt that he died.
He thought he was prepared and had no difficulty in finding his way.
As he was pursuing his course toward heaven, he was not recognized at the gate.
He was told that nobody up there has ever heard of the creature called "man".
However, they gave him a chance of consulting their librarian.
Long after, the librarians discovered Milky Way, earth, and at last human.
He devoted his long life to his creator that was not even aware of his existence.
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["Anasognosia" appears on screen, as the scene opens with a man kneeling in a church and praying]
NARRATOR: A theologian dreamt that he died.
[someone off camera reaches over and smacks the man in the back of the head, then he slumps over as the screen fades to black]
[cut to the man running through a cemetery with a confused look on his face]
NARRATOR: He thought he was prepared, and had no difficulty in finding his way.
[cut to the man banging on a gate in the cemetery, as a woman in a black dress and wearing a white mask approaches him from the other side]
NARRATOR: As he was pursuing his course toward heaven, he was not recognized at the gate.
[cut to the man talking to the woman, as she simply shrugs]
NARRATOR: He was told that nobody up there has ever heard of the creature called "man".
[cut to the woman opening the gate, then leading the man to one of the gravestones, where she points and motions for him to wait]
NARRATOR: However, they gave him a chance of consulting their librarian.
[cut to various shots of a young female librarian (dark hair in a bun, blue scarf, black dress) conversing with an older male librarian (balding, glasses, pink shirt, white pants) while searching through several books in a library]
NARRATOR: Long after, the librarians discovered "Milky Way," "Earth" and at last "human."
[cut to the two librarians looking at one particular book and celebrating with a high five, then to the woman walking up to the man and again shrugging her shoulders]
[cut to the man with a look of disbelief on his face, as the woman waves her hand and walks away]
NARRATOR: He devoted his long life to his creator ...
[cut to the man walking away from the camera, through a grassy path in the woods]
NARRATOR: That was not even aware of his existence.
["End" appears on screen]

---

From kent.edu:

The Theologian's Nightmare
by Bertrand Russell
from Fact and Fiction, 1961

The eminent theologian Dr. Thaddeus dreamt that he died and pursued his course toward heaven. His studies had prepared him and he had no difficulty in finding the way. He knocked at the door of heaven, and was met with a closer scrutiny than he expected. "I ask admission," he said, "because I was a good man and devoted my life to the glory of God." "Man?" said the janitor, "What is that? And how could such a funny creature as you do anything to promote the glory of God?" Dr. Thaddeus was astonished. "You surely cannot be ignorant of man. You must be aware that man is the supreme work of the Creator." "As to that," said the janitor, "I am sorry to hurt your feelings, but what you're saying is news to me. I doubt if anybody up here has ever heard of this thing you call 'man.' However, since you seem distressed, you shall have a chance of consulting our librarian."

The librarian, a globular being with a thousand eyes and one mouth, bent some of his eyes upon Dr. Thaddeus. "What is this?" he asked the janitor. "This," replied the janitor, "says that it is a member of a species called 'man,' which lives in a place called 'Earth.' It has some odd notion that the Creator takes a special interest in this place and this species. I thought perhaps you could enlighten it." "Well," said the librarian kindly to the theologian, "perhaps you can tall me where this place is that you call 'Earth.'" "Oh," said the theologian, "it's part of the Solar System." "And what is the Solar System?" asked the librarian. "Oh," said the theologian, somewhat disconcerted, "my province was Sacred Knowledge, but the question that you are asking belongs to profane knowledge. However, I have learnt enough from my astronomical friends to be able to tell you that the Solar System is part of the Milky Way." "And what is the Milky Way?" asked the librarian. "Oh, the Milky Way is one of the Galaxies, of which, I am told, there are some hundred million." "Well, well," said the librarian, "you could hardly expect me to remember one out of so many. But I do remember to have heard the word galaxy' before. In fact, I believe that one of our sub-librarians specializes in galaxies. Let us send for him and see whether he can help."

After no very long time, the galactic sub-librarian made his appearance. In shape, he was a dodecahedron. It was clear that at one time his surface had been bright, but the dust of the shelves had rendered him dim and opaque. The librarian explained to him that Dr. Thaddeus, in endeavoring to account for his origin, had mentioned galaxies, and it was hoped that information could be obtained from the galactic section of the library. "Well," said the sub-librarian, "I suppose it might become possible in time, but as there are a hundred million galaxies, and each has a volume to itself, it takes some time to find any particular volume. Which is it that this odd molecule desires?" "It is the one called 'The Milky Way,'" Dr. Thaddeus falteringly replied. "All right," said the sub- librarian, "I will find it if I can."

Some three weeks later, he returned, explaining that the extraordinarily efficient card index in the galactic section of the library had enabled him to locate the galaxy as number QX 321,762. "We have employed," he said, "all the five thousand clerks in the galactic section on this search. Perhaps you would like to see the clerk who is specially concerned with the galaxy in question?" The clerk was sent for and turned out to be an octahedron with an eye in each face and a mouth in one of them. He was surprised and dazed to find himself in such a glittering region, away from the shadowy limbo of his shelves. Pulling himself together, he asked, rather shyly, "What is it you wish to know about my galaxy?" Dr. Thaddeus spoke up: "What I want is to know about the Solar System, a collection of heavenly bodies revolving about one of the stars in your galaxy. The star about which they revolve is called 'the Sun.'" "Humph," said the librarian of the Milky Way, "it was hard enough to hit upon the right galaxy, but to hit upon the right star in the galaxy is far more difficult. I know that there are about three hundred billion stars in the galaxy, but I have no knowledge, myself, that would distinguish one of them from another. I believe, however, that at one time a list of the whole three hundred billion was demanded by the Administration and that it is still stored in the basement. If you think it worth while, I will engage special labor from the Other Place to search for this particular star."

It was agreed that, since the question had arisen and since Dr. Thaddeus was evidently suffering some distress, this might be the wisest course.

Several years later, a very weary and dispirited tetrahedron presented himself before the galactic sub-librarian. "I have," he said, "at last discovered the particular star concerning which inquiries have been made, but I am quite at a loss to imagine why it has aroused any special interest. It closely resembles a great many other stars in the same galaxy. It is of average size and temperature, and is surrounded by very much smaller bodies called 'planets.' After minute investigation, I discovered that some, at least, of these planets have parasites, and I think that this thing which has been making inquiries must be one of them."

At this point, Dr. Thaddeus burst out in a passionate and indignant lament: "Why, oh why, did the Creator conceal from us poor inhabitants of Earth that it was not we who prompted Him to create the Heavens? Throughout my long life, I have served Him diligently, believing that He would notice my service and reward me with Eternal Bliss. And now, it seems that He was not even aware that I existed. You tell me that I am an infinitesimal animalcule on a tiny body revolving round an insignificant member of a collection of three hundred billion stars, which is only one of many millions of such collections. I cannot bear it, and can no longer adore my Creator." "Very well," said the janitor, "then you can go to the Other Place."

Here the theologian awoke. "The power of Satan over our sleeping imagination is terrifying," he muttered.

Case Study No. 1980: Unnamed Male Librarian (ADVS Productions)

Overdue
2:40
This is my attempt at film noir. I hope to expand the script in the future. I dedicate this film to all the working stiffs out there who can't catch a break, who feel the weight of the world on their shoulders. Shot on an iPhone. Starring Triz Jolivette and Dimitri Batista Simpson. Music by Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, from their album RACE RIOT SUITE. I claim no ownership of their music, PLEASE DON'T SUE.
Tags: Film Noir Student Jazz Crime Surreal Librarian Drama Black and White Overdue Mental Breakdown Snap Working Stiffs Collar Dark Comedy Short Independent Thriller Independent Film (Film Genre)
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Aaron D. Van Scyoc Presents
Overdue

Starring Triz Jolivette
And Dimitri Batista-Simpson

[scene opens with an extreme closeup of the male librarian's face in black and white]
[cut to a man walking into a public bathroom, soon followed by the librarian (African American, short hair, glasses, trenchcoat)]
[cut to a closeup of the man's face]
FRANK: Why are you doing this?
[cut to a closeup of the librarian's mouth]
LYLE: Nine years ...
[cut to a closeup of the baseball bat that the librarian is holding in his left hand]
LYLE: You had that book out for nine years, and I've been a librarian for twenty five.
[cut to a shot of the librarian standing in front of the man]
LYLE: This is where I draw the line!
[cut to a shot of the baseball bat in the librarian's hand, then to slow motion footage of the bat falling out of his hand and dropping to the floor]
[cut to a shot (from the bat's POV?) as the librarian bends down to pick it up]
[cut to a shot of the librarian crouched down on the floor, as he adjusts his glasses and then looks up (seemingly nervous) before picking up the bat]
[he looks down at the bat in his hand, then drops it to the floor again (in slow motion) and grabs at the sides of his head (as if in pain) before collapsing to the floor]
[cut to a shot of the man bending down and putting his hand on the librarian's shoulder, as if to comfort him]

Overdue
An Aaron D. Van Scyoc Film

Dedicated to
The Working Stiffs

Starring
Triz Jolivette
and Dimitri Batista-Simpson

Written, Directed, and Shot
by Aaron D. Van Scyoc

Triz Jolivette
as Lyle the Librarian

Dimitri Batista-Simpson
as Frank

Music

"Third Prayer", "Grandfather's Gun", and "Prelude"
from Race Riot Suite
by Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey

Special Thanks

The Society for the Performing and Visual Arts
The Chappell Players Theatre Group