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Deus ex Machina | Painted in Dust by Cameron Goold

Deus ex Machina | Painted in Dust by Cameron Goold

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Forrest Minchinton was raised by the desert. Growing up in Huntington Beach, CA, Forrest and his surfboard shaper dad - Mike - took every chance they got to head out to the Mojave desert. There, on a remote compound constructed from objects lost and found, Forrest learned to ride motorcycles, shape surfboards, and see the world through a different lens. DIRECTOR & DP: Cameron Goold STARRING: Forrest & Mike Minchinton PRODUCER: Dustin Humphrey EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Dustin Humphrey & Carby Tuckwell WRITTEN BY: Shawn Tyler Packard & Cameron Goold EDITOR, COLORIST & SOUND DESIGN: Shawn Tyler Packard NARRATION: Jeffrey Pillars CAMERA OPERATORS: Matt Wybenga, Jacob Johnson, Harry Mark, & Jedediah Thunell STILL PHOTOGRAPHY: Harry Mark MUSIC: Dawn - RY X Son of My Father - Chicory Tip Modern Life - Shakes Sorry - The Moth & the Flame Howling - RY X Heavy Pop - WU LYFE

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