08/06/2022
Jimmy Fallon, The Who & The Roots Sing "Won't Get Fooled Again" (Classroom Instruments)
Jimmy Fallon, The Who & The Roots Sing "Won't Get Fooled Again" (Classroom Instruments)
golightlyfilms was formed in 1998 to use their passion for storytelling to create an award-winning film and video production company.
For Kenneth Luba and Kaja Zaloudek, there is always a story to tell. golightlyfilms has an unparalleled ability to use narrative to create an emotional bond with the viewer. Whether it’s a running shoe, a circuit board or a small child in need, golightly’s unique ability to engage an audience makes every subject come to life. The company has worked for large companies like Intel, Nike and Hewlett
Packard and for non-profit organizations like the Children’s Cancer Association and Cascade AIDS Project, producing the same emotional connection with its audience. With a long list of award-winning projects and successful campaigns, the quality of work that comes from GOLIGHTLY Films is clear. But the key to delivering such compelling work is what happens behind the camera at golightlyfilms. Kaja Zaloudek
Executive Producer/Line Producer/Owner
Accomplished and highly skilled in all phases of film and video production. Adept at pulling together the best team in the industry – customized to fit your project. Delivery of your project on budget and on schedule. Over twenty years in the film and video industry. Kenneth Luba
Director/Director of Photography/Owner
A history of over thirty years in the film and video industry in the Northwest combined with an education in painting and fine arts brings a sensibility of light and composition to his images that are unmatched. Luba has the ability to work with all types of clients on all types of projects from corporate training/marketing to long format narratives. Film and Video Production Company.
Operating as usual
Jimmy Fallon, The Who & The Roots Sing "Won't Get Fooled Again" (Classroom Instruments)
Advise I use often...
"I light a room and let people inhabit it, as opposed to lighting the people."
Cinematographer - Harris Savides
Still from the award winning film “The Rise Of W***e Betsy”, that I was Director of Photography.
This sum's up my film crewing philosophy:
“If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur."
-Red Adair
“I'll never get used to anything. Anybody that does, they might as well be dead.”
~ Truman Capote, Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1958, spoken by the character Holly Golightly.
Very proud of the short western film “The Rise Of W***e Betsy” and it’s accolades! Just won one of the highest awards at the McMinnville Short Film Festival !!! Congratulations to our amazing local crew and great talent!
Come see our award winning short film “The Rise of W***e Betsy”, nominated for Best Locals Award at the McMINNVILLE Short Film Festival!!!
Director of Photography/Cinematographer - Kenneth Luba
This is a still from my multi international award winning short "The Opera", shot on KODAK TRI-X Black & White Reversal Film. At the time I shot and directed this film, many people asked me why B&W when there are so many color film choices?
It is so funny how certain creativity becomes vogue again.
Curious...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from golightlyfilms,LLC
Our short film “The Rise Of W***e Betsy” has been Award Nominated in the 2022 McMinnville Short Film Festival!!!
Director Of Photography-Kenneth Luba
Congrats to our talent and local crew.
Announcing the 2022 Award Nominations! The films are with our amazing jury being reviewed now. Who will win the coveted MSFF trophy?
For a complete list, go to https://mcminnvillefilmfest.org/2022-award-nominees
Was in the last Blockbuster located in Bend Oregon a few weeks ago and our feature film “Population 2” was on the shelves!!! Very cool!
A little self promotion…
Kenneth Luba
Director of Photography/Cinematographer
golightlyfilms, LLC
Awards and Accolades
* 2019 Award of Excellence - The Accolade Competition
*2018 Award of Merit - Best Shorts Competition
*2017 “Best of Show” - The Accolade Competition
*2016 Award of Merit - The Accolade Competition
*2015 Award of Merit - The Accolade Competition
*2014 Award of Merit The Accolade Competition - Cinematography
*2013 Award of Merit The Accolade Competition
*2012 Award of Merit IndeFest – Feature Film
*2012 Award of Merit The Accolade Competition - Cinematography
*2011 EMPixx - Platinum Award - Cinematography
*2011 New York International Film Festival - Bronze Award
*2011Worldfest International Film Festival - Platinum Remi Award
*Worldfest International Film Festival - Gold Remi Award
*Worldfest International Film Festival - Gold Special Jury Award
*The Accolade Competition – Cinematography - “Best of Show”
*International Telly Award - Finalist
*Vision Award National Film - Finalist
*OMPA - Mayor’s Service and Inspiration Award
*Silver Circle Award for outstanding community service
*San Jose International Film Festival – Joey Award of Excellence
*IABC Award of Merit
*IABC Award of Excellence
*HMR Award of Excellence in Filmmaking
At golightlyfilms, LLC we stand in solidarity with our colleagues, neighbors, family and friends in the Asian community against acts of discrimination, racism and violence!
Stills from our award winning short film “Mystery In The Keys”. Just a little scary montage for you Halloween film buffs!
So very proud!!! Our short western film “The Rise Of W***e Betsy” is going to Cannes!!!
Writer/Director: Simon King
Director of Photography: Kenneth Luba
Production Company: Clearstream Entertainment
So very proud of our film “The Rise Of W***e Betsy “! It keeps racking up the prestigious selections!!!
Population: 2
Population: 2 is about a woman who wanders alone after the devastating aftermath that ended the world as we know it. We follow her throughout this apocalyptic setting…
So sad that this amazing collage with a rich Portland history is struggling for survival!!!
Here is a film Kaja and I did about 10 years ago in support!
The Rise of W***e Betsy is a finalist in the Sandy Dennis Film Festival in Nebraska.
Sandy Dennis won two consecutive Tony Awards for her performances in "A Thousand Clowns" in 1963 and "Any Wednesday in 1964." In 1966, she won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in "Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?" In 1967, Sandy was awarded a prize at the Moscow Film Festival for "Up the Down Staircase" and in 1970, was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for "The Out-of-Towners."
Here’s a great memory and an amazing short film!!!
Writer/Director - Gil Luna
Cinematographer/Director of
Photography - Kenneth Luba
Work print trailer of “The Bobbsey Twins Go To Hell”
This is a work print of the trailer for the short film "The Bobbsey Twins Go to Hell". There are missing effects, missing and off sync sound anomalies and va...
Feeling proud! This photograph of mine just won three awards from Veiw Bug!
It won the...
Editors Choice Award
Great Shot Award
And the Member Selection Award
Anyone want a golightlyfilms cap!
$20 bucks!
Film Crew Positions And Why All Jobs on a Movie Set Matter
You’ve heard it takes a village. Well, when it comes to making movies, or any kind of film and video content, it takes more than a village.
Wednesday, February 20th marks the 5-year anniversary of Sarah Jones’ tragic death on the Midnight Rider film set in Georgia. The past 5 years encompassed court trials, many depositions and volumes of testimonies in order to try to understand what led to such a senseless loss of life. How could this have happened, and what can we do to keep it from happening again?
As a way to express grief for Sarah Jones' passing, friends in the film industry set up a Facebook campaign called ‘Slates for Sarah’. What followed was overwhelming. Movie and TV crews from around the world posted photos of themselves with their camera slates and tributes, not only in memory of Sarah, but as a reminder to always make safety a priority on set.
In the days that followed, Elizabeth and I were approached by many, asking us to be a voice to address their set safety concerns. They feared that they would be blacklisted should they speak out. This led to the creation of the Sarah Jones Film Foundation and its ‘Safety for Sarah’ initiatives.
The Sarah Jones Film Foundation began to take hold with its mission to foster on-set safety through awareness and accountability. Our motto is ‘Never Forget – Never Again’. Our drive is to create a legacy that carries Sarah’s bright and positive spirit forward in a way that will hopefully keep others from meeting her heartbreaking fate. We continue to promote safety awareness through walk-a-thons, field days, stickers, graphics, social media, t-shirts, scholarships and camera crew opportunities.
In addition to our efforts to maintain awareness, we are working to make a permanent cultural change to the industry by starting with the industry’s future: its youth. Thus the ‘Sarah Jones Safety Grant Program’. The grants supply funds to film students to be used for such appropriate safety needs as proper permits, police to direct traffic, professional stunt coordinators, on-set medics, legal street closures, etc. We also visit and talk to the students at various universities to plant a seed emphasizing the importance of safety as an essential part of a production, no matter what the budget. Grant recipients have included students at USC, Columbia University, University of Georgia at Athens, and Ryerson University in Toronto, with other film schools on the horizon for our ongoing expansion of these grant awards.
So, while many of the efforts of the Sarah Jones Film Foundation are laying the groundwork for a safe industry, we would like to receive some feedback as to whether we are making an impact in your daily work lives. Please consider the following questions:
Do you see a difference in safety awareness and practices on set since Sarah’s death? Do you feel more empowered to speak out to address an unsafe situation? We count on your feedback in order to help us make decisions as to the best way to move forward. Responses may be submitted via SafetyForSarah.org and [email protected].
At your crew safety meeting on February 20th, we urge you to call for one minute of silence to remember Sarah and others we've lost in this fine industry, prior to calling your Jonesy Shot – the first shot of the day. We are grateful for your support in honoring Sarah's memory as a way to transform this tragedy into a force for positive change.
In memory of our daughter Sarah --
Richard Jones and Elizabeth McCartha Jones
I'll never get used to anything. Anybody that does, they might as well be dead. ~Truman Capote, Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1958, spoken by the character Holly Golightly.
Oscar Winning Cinematographer Robert Richardson to Receive ASC Lifetime Achievement Award
Emmy winner Jeff Jur will also be honored for his career in TV.
Rex Production & Post
Congratulations to Simon King and Kenneth Luba (Clearstream Entertainment and golightlyfilms) for the spooky short film “Mystery In The Keys" being selected and shown at the Portland International Film Festival.
2018 Portland Film Festival premier of “Mystery In The Keys” is Sunday the 28th...
September is child cancer awareness month. Kaja and I are very proud to have helped The Children’s Cancer Association with many special videos we produced for them. This one especially!
Go to CCA and donate!!
“A Journey To Joy”
A GOLIGHTLY Films Production
Writer, Director, DP: Kenneth Luba
Producer: Kaja Zaloudek
Client: Children's Cancer Association
Copyright: GOLIGHTLY Films, Inc. 2008
golightlyfilms, LLC 2018
A GOLIGHTLY Films Production Portland, Oregon Writer, Director, DP: Kenneth Luba Producer: Kaja Zaloudek Client: Children's Cancer Association Copyright: GOLIGHTLY…
Start your weekend right with a bit of a fright!
Here is a brief snippet from Mystery in the Keys.
Please rent the film for only $2.99 at Amazon Prime.
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So looking forward to being the Cinematographer/DP on this short!!!
GOLIGHTLYFILMS, LLC
Director/DP working with Brandon, my AC, on the Eddie Bauer studio set...
Working in the studio on Eddie Bauer spots! Great local crew!!!
Great memory, amazing organization...
"See The Future"
Written, Produced, Directed, shot and edited by golightlyfilms.
Director/DP - Kenneth Luba
Producer - Kaja Zaloudek
Produced for the Northwest Film Center's 40th Anniversary Gala Special Thanks - http://www.golightlyfilms.com/
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golightlyfilms has won another top award for its work for the Children’s Cancer Association. Their film “A Journey to Joy” earned the Remi Special Jury Award for Creative Excellence at the 42nd WorldFest-Houston Independent International Film Festival. “Worldfest” is one of the longest-running and most significant film festivals in the world. The golightlyfilms team was thrilled with the outcome, given that there were more than 4,300 international categories entries in the 10 major Remi Award Competitions. The eight minute film was produced by golightlyfilms Executive Producer Kaja Zaloudek and written, directed and photographed by Director/DP Kenneth Luba.
Kenneth Luba, Director/Director of Photography collaborated with Photographer Julian Wilde and Stylist/Costume Designer Raven Wilde of WildeVision Studios to produce a short speculation film titled “Deleria”. Deleria refers to the psychological and emotional states that pervade the short. There is tension, mystery, desire, confusion, elation and finally discovery. All of which leads to a state of Delirium.
A little something Kaja and I produced, directed and shot for a GREAT organization, thanks to the help from our film community! A heart-felt thanks from Kenneth and Kaja goes out to: Miriam Garcia - Writer Eric Macey - Assistant Camera/DIT Jonathan Woolf - Key Grip Brian Grubb - Location Sound Paulius Kontijevas - alt. AC/DIT John Neff - alt. Location Sound Emma Hall-Martin - PA Edouard Brenneisen – Original Music Score Special thanks to Sarah McLachlin . Tara Krick – Editor/Post Production Supervisor Chris Borges-Silva - Editor/GFX/EFX Russ Gorsline - Post Production Sound Perry Loveridge Ben Olberg Cholee Thompson Richard Moore Rex Post Picture This Production Services Ryan Artists In Both Ears CCA staff and volunteers UMG This video was made in part thanks to the generous support of Merrill Lynch.
"Joy Rx" a :30 PSA for the Children's Cancer Association produced by golightlyfilms, inc. Producer Kaja Zaloudek, Director/DP Kenneth Luba. AC Eric Macey, Gaffer Richard Mitchell, Jib and Jib Operator Robert G. Pallotta, Makeup/Stylist Shannon Hall, Music Composition Edouard Brenneisen. Cameras, Grip and Lighting supplied by Picture This Production Services, Post Production by Chris Borges-Silva of Rex Post. Thank you all! Founded more than 15 years ago by a family who has been there, the Children’s Cancer Association brings JoyRx to seriously ill children and their families, in the hospital and at home. When families need support, CCA is there with award-winning programs and resources, available at no cost to those in need, in Oregon, SW Washington and across the nation.
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