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Filmography

Hide HideDirector (8 titles)
2013 Terms and Conditions May Apply (documentary)
 
2010 Friction
 
2007 Monster Camp (documentary)
 
2006 Dragons Are Real (short)
 
2006 Freedom State
 
2006 The Everything Machine (video short)
 
2003 Gaining Miles (short)
 
Show ShowEditor (6 titles)
2013 Terms and Conditions May Apply (documentary)
 
2010 Friction
 
2007 Monster Camp (documentary)
 
2006 Freedom State
 
2006 The Everything Machine (video short)
 
Show ShowCinematographer (6 titles)
2010 Friction
 
2007 Monster Camp (documentary)
 
2006 Dragons Are Real (short)
 
2004 A Summer's Tale
 
2003 Gaining Miles (short)
 
Show ShowProducer (5 titles)
2010 Friction (producer)
 
2007 Monster Camp (documentary) (producer)
 
2006 Dragons Are Real (short) (co-producer)
 
2006 The Everything Machine (video short) (producer)
 
2005 Panopticon: The Essence of Power (short) (producer)
 
Show ShowWriter (4 titles)
2010 Friction (written by)
 
2006 Freedom State
 
2003 Gaining Miles (short) (story)
 
Show ShowCamera and Electrical Department (2 titles)
2013 Terms and Conditions May Apply (documentary) (additional photography)
 
2004 Thank Heaven (camera intern)
 
Show ShowStunts (1 title)
2001 D4G (video) (stunts)
 

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Monster Camp -- A rare and fascinating glimpse into a real-life version of World of Warcraft where gamer stereotypes are simultaneously shattered and confirmed. Friction -- Official Trailer for FrICTION - 

Filmmaker Cullen Hoback travels to a private high school where he writes a script about a real couple and the student who comes between them.  Through the process of making the film, hidden truths about the real lives of the actors playing themselves are revealed, and the line between fiction and reality blurs.

What remains is part documentary, part fiction, in a one of a kind story that will keep you guessing long after the shattering conclusion.