Michael Lauter

LauterZEIT
Creative Executive and Director

Denver, Colorado

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November 2015

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Art & Style: Mona Lucero (2017)
Film Director
Born Fool (2014)
Film Editor
Doc of the Dead (2014)
Film Miscellaneous Crew
The One Who Loves You (2013)
Film Editorial department
Spectrauma (2011)
Film by Michael Lauter (Horror, Mystery and Thriller) Director, Writer, Editor, Producer, Music department Ph.D. candidates Brett, Kimberly and Caleb make a major breakthrough in quantum computer architecture. While testing their new computer design in the university lab, they experience ghastly visions and sensations. Brett finds refuge and contemplation outside the laboratory in the campus conservatory, playing the piano. Here he also meets up with girlfriend Isabelle, a haunted, brooding music prodigy. The piano is the film's central metaphor; an instrument of empathy, which - the young researchers quickly realize - is also true of their new computing device. Its lurid effects place Brett and Caleb under an intoxicating spell. Meanwhile, other students connected to the research have gone missing. Brett turns to the mysterious, stoic Nikolas for some insight into unfolding events. Yet Nikolas' cryptic clues seem only to push Brett and team into even darker corridors of the soul. Kimberly tries to reign her fellow students back to sanity, but it may be too late for all. Written by amonymous
El cártel (2009)
Film by Brian J. Bagley (Drama and Thriller) Editorial department Based on Mexico's current criminal climate, EL CÁRTEL is a rare look into the values and practices of the world's most intriguing and enigmatic industry - the multi-billion dollar business of drug trafficking. When Jules Land, a naïve business journalist, approaches Mexico's most notorious drug cartel and requests an audience with its leader, a one-time-priest turned murderous cutthroat, he quickly realizes he's in over his head. Wanting only the chance to kick-start his struggling career, Jules goes from seeking to understand the principles behind The Cartel's success, to fighting to return home with his wits - and his life - intact. Written by Anonymous
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Refraction (2007)
Film (short) by Michael Lauter (Drama and Fantasy) Director, Writer, Cinematographer, Producer, Visual effects An aging woman finds a glass figurine. Looking into the glass she remembers pivotal moments from her youth. Images symbolizing free will and fate collide.
Skills Like This (2007)
Film Editorial department
Sleeping Pills (2003)
Film by Michael Lauter Director, Writer, Cinematographer, Editor, Composer, Sound department Tarika, a supposed expert in Applied Probability, gets a job with a cutting-edge transportation company, Dymotran (Dynamic Modular Transportation), and develops a romantic interest in his attractive new boss and EVP, Charlotte. Having presented himself to his new employers as a square-toed professional, Tarika is embarrassed when Charlotte discovers that his closest friends are playful misfits with little to no professional aspirations. In spite of apparent compatibility issues, Tarika and Charlotte begin to develop a relationship. Tarika reconsiders his choice of friends after his on-again off-again love interest, Tricia, makes out with Kevin, his close friend and proverbial ringmaster, during a surreal birthday party in a kitschy Mexican restaurant (complete with cliff divers and Mariachi bands). Tarika struggles to decide which life suits him best and as is his tendency, develops somewhat of an over-attachment to Charlotte. After an untimely marriage proposal to Charlotte, who is ... Written by Anonymous
Obliq Optik (2002)
Film Director
Body Gulch (1997)
Film by Michael Lauter (Horror) Director, Writer, Cinematographer, Editor, Composer, Producer, Production designer
Mallsoleum (1995)
Film (short) by Michael Lauter Director, Writer, Cinematographer, Composer