The Brothers just wrote and John Henry produced, directed, and edited the short, Together Forever, for New York's 48 Hour Film Festival! (in collaboration with some of their close collaborators).  Check it out.


Check out the brothers' current and past producing projects, below...

BACONBLEU FILMS, the brothers' independent film and new media production company, has produced from conception to completion one feature-length documentary (in collaboration with Lakespur Productions, Inc.) - THE TALK Coming to Terms with Sex in America (see thetalkmovie.com; IMDb page; Facebook) - one short narrative - FEAR UNCERTAINTY and DOUBT a marriage comedy; and recently completed another short, Together Forever in the two long days of New York's 48 Hour Film Festival (see above).

(check out stills from the films and summaries below)

BaconBleu Films works closely with photographer and cinematographer, Marco Gualtieri, director/writer/editor Brenna Farrell (Lakespur Productions, Inc.); graphics and animation artist and technician, JJ Shebesta (who is also a writer, comedian, sketch-comedy/improv artist, director, actor... the list goes on); graphic designer Emily Wilbur; and writer/director Noah J. Ehlert.

Along with Frank and John Henry's original screenplays, scripted tv ideas and promotion of their first feature-length documentary, BaconBleu Films is in development with Lakespur Productions, Inc. on a new documentary; a reality series with book author and model Frank Philbrick; and John Henry is collaborating on a web series for The Joe Randazzo Association.

VIDEO and RENTAL

BaconBleu Films also operates in video - actors'/directors' reels (shooting and editing); industrial/journalistic coverage; digital transfer; cutting tape together.  And their equipment is for rent.

Under the restrictions of the 48 Hour Film Festival, John Henry enlisted his brother to help write and then independently produced and directed in two days, as prescribed by the festival, a short "buddy film," no shorter than 4 minutes and no longer than 7 that had to incorporate a character named "Ethan/Ellie St John", a tennis ball, and the line, "Are you sure?" entitled, Together Forever.


Check out the results in the above link.

Four decades after the Sexual Revolution, sex is no longer hidden behind closed doors. But that doesn’t mean it’s an open topic at dinner tables across the country. Many of us find it as hard as ever to talk meaningfully about sex…especially to those who are most meaningful to us.

In THE TALK, forty-five ordinary Americans struggle to get at the heart of this enduring difficulty. A father regrets he couldn’t speak openly with his daughter. A new mother hopes sex will be less stigmatized for her son than it was for her. A sixty-year-old man wishes he’d had more sexual partners in his youth, while a fifteen-year-old girl pledges to remain abstinent until marriage.

What’s really at stake here? Filmmakers Brenna Farrell and John Henry Boudreaux traveled the country asking friends, family, and a few others they met along the way, to try to explain what sex means to their lives. This uniquely intimate documentary clears the way for a sometimes humorous, sometimes gut-wrenching conversation about the real consequences of sex. THE TALK proves we still have a lot to talk about.

The future ain't what it used to be in this hilarious twist on marital comedy.  An every-couple of the not-so-distant future tries to prepare for parenthood by ordering a "Trial Child."  When the "Child" arrives in unexpected packaging, a battle over its care ensues between the tech-savvy wife, Jane, and the tech-averse husband, Joe, reflecting the pre-parental conflicts that just may need addressing before conceiving the real thing.

all inquiries, visit thetalkmovie.com or contact the Brothers Boudreaux here