Ron Howard and daughter Bryce Dallas Howard will collaborate with Canon Cameras on a short film based on eight winning user-submitted photos. The images will serve as a narrative foundation for the short, called Project Imagin8ion. Ron will produce the project while Bryce, a Golden Globe-nominated actress, will direct.
When asked if he believes his daughter is ready for the role, Ron expressed full confidence in her abilities.
“She’s produced a movie that Gus van Sant directed [Restless] and she’s involved with scripts, writing scripts, not a lot of people know that she’s moving in this direction,” Ron tells The Huffington Post. “And I sent the idea out to her and her writing partner and they were just immediately thrilled by the proposition and the experimental nature of it.”
Bryce is equally enthusiastic about the chance to work with her father, whose prolific career spans over half a century.
“I have a lot of reverence for him and what he’s done in his career, and so I’m viewing this collaboration in part as an opportunity to learn from him and for him to closely mentor me in what I’m coming to understand as my aesthetic and voice,” she says.
When asked if he believes his daughter is ready for the role, Ron expressed full confidence in her abilities.
“She’s produced a movie that Gus van Sant directed [Restless] and she’s involved with scripts, writing scripts, not a lot of people know that she’s moving in this direction,” Ron tells The Huffington Post. “And I sent the idea out to her and her writing partner and they were just immediately thrilled by the proposition and the experimental nature of it.”
Bryce is equally enthusiastic about the chance to work with her father, whose prolific career spans over half a century.
“I have a lot of reverence for him and what he’s done in his career, and so I’m viewing this collaboration in part as an opportunity to learn from him and for him to closely mentor me in what I’m coming to understand as my aesthetic and voice,” she says.
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