Promotional Trailer!

About a month ago I was Director of Photography for a friend's short film. Now, we've finally sat down and I helped Joel edit together a trailer.
Hope you enjoy it!






The Way Station:
Located at: 683 Washington Ave
btw prospect and st marks Prospect Heights, Brooklyn 11238
A to Washington
or 2/3 to BK Museum
or Q to 7th Ave B45 to Washington Ave and Prospect Place (stops right in front of bar)

The Mystery Fragrance

I cannot for the life of me find any online reference to this cologne anywhere.  It's sold by International Parfums and as you can see comes in a lovely Art Deco styled glass bottle.  It's my current favorite cologne that I own in line with Geoffrey Beene's Grey Flanel (1975) and those who are familiar will probably laugh at me, Halston's Z-14 (1976). Okay so apparently my nose is stuck living in the mid-seventies.  It doesn't bother me that my nose leans towards the smells of the past; they sure beat the crap out of the majority of the fragrances made today.

©Steve Shilling

I'll upload my own shots of the other two colognes when I get the chance to shoot them. Till then any assistance on discovering the name of this unknown, mysterious fragrance is greatly appreciated.


Sincerely,


-S.


As I said, here are my two other favorite fragrances. I found an hour of tonight free so I set up a makeshift micro studio and here's what I got.

All Time Favorite - 'Grey Flannel' by André Fromentin for Geoffrey Beene

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Honorable Mention - 'Halston Z-14' by Vincent Marcello / Max Gavary for Halston

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And here is a newly shot image of the Mystery Fragrance:

©Steve Shilling

I like the reflection of this one better but I had to fabricate over half of the cap rotated to the side. The cap is plastic and had a load of scratches on it.

P.S. Yes, I added the Halston Z-14 to make it look more like an add... it makes me chuckle.