M Doucette Production will produce Jared Leed's Untitled Bus Project.
The short will follow the unlikely interaction between two strangers on a bus. Executive producer Matthew Eriksen is excited to hit the ground running with Jared Leed's as the director and Anthony Jarvis as Director of Photography. Other credits include Josephine Cooper and Jason Hunter as the two leads. Boston stylist Jen Dunlea will oversee the art department and Michele Doucette as consulting producer and casting director.
Logline: Two strangers find a quiet connection on a city bus.
The film, currently in pre-production, will shoot in Boston, MA this December and is slated for release in 2017.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Good Housekeeping with Meghan Markle
M Doucette Production was hired to produce an 8–page celebrity fashion and travel feature for Good Housekeeping's August 2016 issue.
The magazine wanted to showcase all that Boston had to offer, and it was essential to find a producer that was not only familiar with the city, but could tap into the very pulse of what makes it so fashion-friendly. When GH's photo editor, Devon Baverman, approached MDP about producing their photoshoot, Michele and Matthew jumped at the opportunity.
We took Meghan Markle (she plays paralegal Rachel Zane on Suits) on a fabulous adventure through Boston's cobblestoned streets, a seaside sailboat and one of the city's newest rooftop hangouts. We had 6 locations, 8 outfits, and one day to make it all happen. Challenge accepted!
BEHIND THE SCENES
We started our day in Boston's Innovation District at the Envoy Hotel, a luxurious urban getaway with chic furnishings, concrete flooring and golden pillars.
One of the most impressive parts about working with photographer Bryan Derballa (save for his super down to earth, inspired personality) was his use of natural light—and the high ceiling, atrium-style lobby of the Envoy provided the right amount of sun for our first shot of the day.
We're on a boat! A big thanks to our friends at Classic Harbor Line for helping us set sail for a successful shot.
Not to mention their DIY Bloody Mary bar! Who doesn't love a midday cocktail?
Meghan does ;)
After a quick wardrobe change, Meghan and our crew whisked their way to sweeping panoramic waterfront views of the Envoy's Lookout Bar.
The crew takes a peek at the monitor before making a final call...
That's a wrap! And what a way to finish. We couldn't be happier with the final images and are so proud of all the hard work everyone put forth to make this photoshoot a huge success. Be sure to pick up your own copy of Good Housekeeping :)
Photographer: Bryan Derballa
1st Assist: Jon Brown
2nd Assist: Anthony Tulliani
Digital Tech: Buck Squib
Videographer: Paul Lewis Anderson
Producers: Matthew Eriksen + Michele Doucette
Production Assists: Corey Davis + Dan Orlow
Hair/Makeup: Lydia Sellers (Exclusive Artists Management)
Seamstress: Karon Yee
Fashion Director: Kristen Saladino
Asst. Fashion Editor: Samantha Roman
Design Director: Melissa Geurts
Entertainment Director: Cortney Pellettieri
Photo Editor: Devon Baverman
Special thanks to the Envoy Hotel, Monica's Mercato, Classic Harbor Line and Coppersmith
Labels:
behind the scenes,
celebrity,
editorial,
on-location
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Monday, February 15, 2016
Boston Medical Center – "Make Yourself Primary"
Boston photo producers Michele Doucette and Matthew Eriksen were in charge of casting a diverse group of models across multiple ethnicities and age groups. MDP also scouted a variety of locations, sourced the hair/makeup artist Hilary Warner and prop wardrobe stylist Jen Dunlea—not to mention coordinated the travel during a snowstorm weather advisory!
Playing Basketball in the Gym
Mother's Morning Routine
From the Kitchen to the Classroom
Family Fun at the Museum
Spotted on the streets! You can now see the finished ads on MBTA buses, subways, Boston billboards, magazines and more.
Labels:
behind the scenes,
on-location,
portraits
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Wednesday, January 06, 2016
Cambridge BioMarketing with Photographer Heather McGrath
M Doucette Production was hired by full-service advertising agency Cambridge BioMarketing to produce their 'green-screen' photoshoot for Horizon Pharmaceuticals print campaign raising awareness for Urea Cycle Disorders (UDC). The concept was to shoot four models walking a tightrope up in the sky…easy enough, right? Boston photo producer Michele Doucette pulled the job together with precision—from finding the perfect photographer and studio location, to casting models, sourcing hair/makeup and wardrobe stylists as well as coordinating post-production retouching. Take a look behind the scenes to see how we pulled it all together.
During the casting, each model was asked to use their imagination and walk across a ‘tightrope’. Some pictured molten lava beneath their feet, others a vast canyon. What would you picture to get into character?
Michele saw over 150 models to fill just 4 slots. It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it ;)
Our crew showed up bright and early, to prep the set, test lighting and organize (a lot of) wardrobe!
And with a little help of photo magic (digital compositing), we were able to drop our models high in the sky. Hey John, don’t look down!
During the casting, each model was asked to use their imagination and walk across a ‘tightrope’. Some pictured molten lava beneath their feet, others a vast canyon. What would you picture to get into character?
Michele saw over 150 models to fill just 4 slots. It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it ;)
Our crew showed up bright and early, to prep the set, test lighting and organize (a lot of) wardrobe!
And with a little help of photo magic (digital compositing), we were able to drop our models high in the sky. Hey John, don’t look down!
Photographer: Heather McGrath
1st Assist: Jeff Stiles
2nd Assist: Robyn Maguire
Digital Tech: Jason Zucco
Digital Tech: Jason Zucco
Producers: Michele Doucette and Matthew Eriksen
Wardrobe Stylist: Rina Patsiokostas
Hair/Makeup: Kathleen Schiffmann (Anchor Artists)
Hair/Makeup: Kathleen Schiffmann (Anchor Artists)
Art Director: Lauren Hillyard
Talent: Erik and Chrystian (Model Club), Cambria (Cameo), John (NEMG)
Talent: Erik and Chrystian (Model Club), Cambria (Cameo), John (NEMG)
Labels:
behind the scenes,
pharmaceutical,
photographer,
studio
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Airbnb's Night at Fenway Park
M Doucette Production was hired by Airbnb to coordinate an on-location photoshoot at Fenway Park to promote their new 'Night At' contest series. Boston photo producer Michele Doucette was tasked with casting the lead talent, coordinating local production support and sourcing the prop/wardrobe stylist.
Model Club's Andrew Pires got the chance of a lifetime to tour Fenway with the one and only Wally the Green Monster!
That's right, our crew got the all-star treatment! From behind the scoreboard to the suiting up in locker room, we sure ran the bases with over 19 shots to cover in one day.
Photo producer Matthew Eriksen takes some notes during our tech scout in the Red Sox dugout!
And our stylist Julie Paquette was a grand slam when it came to propping the dugout to achieve a realistic, game-day feel!
MDP's executive producer Michele Doucette poses for a selfie with the one and only Wally!
Interior designers Kristen Dibella and Suzan Kelley brilliantly captured the essence of the 103-year-old park with a nod to the historical nature of Boston itself. "Everything was reclaimed wood, black and white photographs and Red Sox history," said DiBella. "It just felt like it was natural to Boston. That was our inspiration for this space."
That's a wrap! Thanks to the team at Bridgett Harris, Samantha Cooper, Carol Cho + Chris Lynch at Airbnb for hiring MDP to produce this unforgettable photoshoot...we had a ball!
Photographers: Floto + Warner
1st Assist: Dominic Neitz
2nd Assist: Jared Kuzia
Digital Tech: Jason Frank
Producer: Michele Doucette
Assistant Producer: Matthew Eriksen
Set Designers: Kristen Dibella + Suzan Kelley
Prop/Wardrobe Stylist: Julie Paquette
Model Club's Andrew Pires got the chance of a lifetime to tour Fenway with the one and only Wally the Green Monster!
That's right, our crew got the all-star treatment! From behind the scoreboard to the suiting up in locker room, we sure ran the bases with over 19 shots to cover in one day.
Photo producer Matthew Eriksen takes some notes during our tech scout in the Red Sox dugout!
And our stylist Julie Paquette was a grand slam when it came to propping the dugout to achieve a realistic, game-day feel!
MDP's executive producer Michele Doucette poses for a selfie with the one and only Wally!
Interior designers Kristen Dibella and Suzan Kelley brilliantly captured the essence of the 103-year-old park with a nod to the historical nature of Boston itself. "Everything was reclaimed wood, black and white photographs and Red Sox history," said DiBella. "It just felt like it was natural to Boston. That was our inspiration for this space."
That's a wrap! Thanks to the team at Bridgett Harris, Samantha Cooper, Carol Cho + Chris Lynch at Airbnb for hiring MDP to produce this unforgettable photoshoot...we had a ball!
Photographers: Floto + Warner
1st Assist: Dominic Neitz
2nd Assist: Jared Kuzia
Digital Tech: Jason Frank
Producer: Michele Doucette
Assistant Producer: Matthew Eriksen
Set Designers: Kristen Dibella + Suzan Kelley
Prop/Wardrobe Stylist: Julie Paquette
Labels:
behind the scenes,
on-location,
sports
Location:
Fenway, Boston, MA, USA
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