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Producer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor: John Yost Inexplicable disorder. Televisions off-air. Humans ravaging each other for scraps of food and weapons. This is the turn that life takes for three friends trying to find their place in post-9-11 America. EVERY GOOD THING to RUST is a dark, eerie portrait of societal meltdown, questioning the loyalties of friendship and challenging any illusions of safety and order. Find out more about the film and download the movie for free at EveryGoodThingToRust.com.
Producer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor: John Yost Shot "guerrilla-style" over the course of a year, "Motion Portrait Film" is a collection of filmed portraits of John's friends and family inspired by the cross-country portraiture of Richard Avedon in the seventies.
Fear takes its shape in different forms for the two main characters in Fog. In the end, it's friendship that counters each of their ghosts.
While driving across country, a man searches his memories for an answer to the difference between rage and love. Like with all emotions, there exists a fine line that we must all learn how to find and control. 
Norman, OK (2004) Producer, Director, Editor: John Yost In the spring of 2003, four friends went on a trip to catch a small glimpse at the life of a "tornado chaser". They found the ROTATE experiment crew at the most inactive period of the 2003 season. This film takes an honest approach to capture the life of the weather research scientist outside of the glamorized world of Hollywood and Discovery Channel.
In the spring of 2002, six student filmmakers got together to create an imaginative film. A film that had no need for the conventional narrative structure. Instead, they tried to craft a film that would not only stretch the limits of its genre, but the limits of the participants. Every character, story, and set, intertwine, to compose a world where the end is unique to us all. Zero resists every expectation. |
