It Happened One Day in East LA was featured as a use-case on generated.photos, an AI photo generating company. We pulled AI generated faces from their database and used them for our yearbook props.
The yearbook pages had not been designed during the filming of our short. In fact, the actors were holding blank props with tracking markers. Yearbook layouts with the AI generated photos were added in post-production.
Link: https://generated.photos/use-cases
Lead actor, Danny Cano, was featured on Buzz-Music.com this week. Check out the article below to hear about his latest musical project.
Link to article: https://www.buzz-music.com/post/note-the-making-of-danny-cano-s-upcoming-documentary-the-indestructible-5
Juan Abad, our DP, was featured in VoyageLA! Check out his interview below and consider PlanetOther films for your next video shoot.
Link to interview: http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-planetother-films-antelope-valley/
Our short has been added to the IndieFlix network. This non-exclusive deal will help our film reach new audiences. Thanks, IndieFlix!
IndieFlix is an American entertainment company offering inspiring stories, original documentaries, and resources that start conversations.
Watch “It Happened One Day in East LA” on IndieFlix!
Check out this review from film critic, Kirk Fernwood @ OneFilmFan.com.
“Gaze into the crystal ball and you will witness what’s to come. The age-old imagery associated with those who desire to seek the future remains cemented in our minds as a fantasy we so often wish could come true. Yet, in whatever age we find ourselves residing in, does it not beg the question–do we ACTUALLY want to know upcoming events and, if so, how drastically will it impact us?…”
OneFilmFan.com
Read full review: http://onefilmfan.com/short-film-review-it-happened-one-day-in-east-l-a/
Our short was covered in our hometown paper, the Antelope Valley Press!
“How would a high school student from the 1960s react to photographs of present-day America?
Lancaster filmmaker Victor Aguilar explorers this concept in his first short Indie film, “It Happened One Day in East LA,” which debuted on Aug. 19.Â
The film takes place during the East LA walkouts of 1968, where thousands of students organized peaceful demonstrations to bring attention to inequalities in Los Angeles Unified School District high schools.”
Rising film critic Rosa Parra just gave us a shoutout!
“If you have 15 minutes to spare, please give this short a watch. A well-made film following a young photographers’ reaction as he realizes his developed pictures show more than present images. A smart concept that I found compelling. Nicely done,” she wrote on Twitter.
Ms Parra is the co-founder of Latinx Lens (https://twitter.com/latinxlens) and is a member of the Hollywood Critics Association, Latino Entertainment Journalists Association, and Online Association of Female Film Critics. She is also asst. Editor at In Their Own League, a film website / podcast.
Stream “It Happened One Day in East LA” here: https://youtu.be/Gf25bWZZEGs
If you have 15 minutes to spare, please give this short a watch. A well-made film following a young photographers’ reaction as he realizes his developed pictures show more than present images. A smart concept that I found compelling. Nicely done, @victorhimself_ 👏🏽 #FilmTwitter https://t.co/VkXvaAkq7P
— Rosa #LatinxLens (@rosasreviews) August 22, 2020
Hollywood Critics Association – https://hollywoodcriticsassociation.com/
Latino Entertainment Journalists Association – http://www.latinojournalists.com/
Online Association of Female Film Critics – https://oaffc.com/
In Their Own League – https://intheirownleague.com/