GIRAFFING ME CRAZY

On the way to a birthday lunch, roommates Tony and Asher pass by a yard art shop with a huge giraffe sculpture. Tony hates it but Asher is convinced fate is calling him to buy the sculpture.

Shot in Austin, Texas

Produced by Jordan Brown

Directed by Matthew Fitch

Written by Jordan Brown and Matthew Fitch

Director of Photography: Billy Wayne Plemons

STILLS from the Film

A young man with dark hair is talking on a cell phone outdoors at a market or fair, wearing a rainbow-colored scarf. In the background, there are other people browsing items, and the setting appears to be in a rural area with a booth, trees, and an o
Two men face each other closely at an outdoor market with colorful ceramic and glass art decoration in the background.
A woman with long, curly red hair sitting in a vehicle speaking to a man with dark hair, with blurred greenery outside the window.
A young man with dark hair and earrings sitting beside a woman with reddish-brown hair in a moving vehicle, with green trees visible outside the window.
Smiling woman wearing a large straw hat with a blue ribbon, red blouse, and colorful jewelry, sitting outdoors with a background of decorative ocean animal masks on a white wall.
A person's arm with a giraffe print sleeve, raised toward the sky, with sunlight shining behind it.

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