"Night Shift" is a 2024 short film starring Ferrari collector David Lee, directed, written, and produced by Pranav Bhojwani. The film follows A Security Guard is tasked with guarding the rarest Ferrari Collection in the world. On his first night, thing start to go wrong. The vision was to make a blockbuster film in ten minutes with the famous Ferrari Collection of David Lee. Ferrari and film have had a long history but many of the most iconic supercars such as the 288 GTO, F40, Enzo, and LaFerrari have never been on the silver screen before. Therefore, Night shift enters unmarked territory, being the first motion picture ever to exhibit these famous cars.
The film has since then gone on an extremely successful festival run after winning over ten awards in cities such as Los Angeles, New York and Tokyo. It began its run after winning Best Director at the Los Angeles Film Awards and Best Actor (Honorable mention). David Lee earned his first nomination and win at Los Angeles Film Awards. Both David Lee and Pranav Bhojwani were finalists nominated for Best Picture as well. The film then went on to win the Accolade Global Film Competition Award of Merit for Directing, Cinematography and Acting. Then shortly after it took home another Best Director and Best Picture Finalist at the New York International Film Awards (NYIFA). The final award of 2024 was winning Best Comedy Short film at Indie X Film Festival. In 2025 the award season continued as Night Shift played at numerous esteemed festivals, including the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, Santa Monica Film Festival, The Great Film Festival, Golden State Film Festival and Auto Film Festa. For both the Golden State Film Festival and 25th Beverly Hills International Film Festival Night Shift screened at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre in front of a sold-out crowd. It took home Best Action Short Film at the 2025 Golden State Film Festival and earned a Best Picture nomination. The Hollywood International Golden Age Festival awarded the film two awards as it earned another Best Comedy Short Film Award and earned David Lee and Pranav Bhojwani a Best Short Producer Award. Finally, it was recently nominated for the 2025 International Auto Film Festa in Tokyo and screened at the iconic Festival on April 26th. Night Shift won it’s first award overseas as they took home the Best Drama Excellence Award.
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"Night Shift" is a 2024 short film starring Ferrari collector David Lee, directed, written, and produced by Pranav Bhojwani. The film follows A Security Guard is tasked with guarding the rarest Ferrari Collection in the world. On his first night, thing start to go wrong. The vision was to make a blockbuster film in ten minutes with the famous Ferrari Collection of David Lee. Ferrari and film have had a long history but many of the most iconic supercars such as the 288 GTO, F40, Enzo, and LaFerrari have never been on the silver screen before. Therefore, Night shift enters unmarked territory, being the first motion picture ever to exhibit these famous cars.
The film has since then gone on an extremely successful festival run after winning over ten awards in cities such as Los Angeles, New York and Tokyo. It began its run after winning Best Director at the Los Angeles Film Awards and Best Actor (Honorable mention). David Lee earned his first nomination and win at Los Angeles Film Awards. Both David Lee and Pranav Bhojwani were finalists nominated for Best Picture as well. The film then went on to win the Accolade Global Film Competition Award of Merit for Directing, Cinematography and Acting. Then shortly after it took home another Best Director and Best Picture Finalist at the New York International Film Awards (NYIFA). The final award of 2024 was winning Best Comedy Short film at Indie X Film Festival. In 2025 the award season continued as Night Shift played at numerous esteemed festivals, including the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, Santa Monica Film Festival, The Great Film Festival, Golden State Film Festival and Auto Film Festa. For both the Golden State Film Festival and 25th Beverly Hills International Film Festival Night Shift screened at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre in front of a sold-out crowd. It took home Best Action Short Film at the 2025 Golden State Film Festival and earned a Best Picture nomination. The Hollywood International Golden Age Festival awarded the film two awards as it earned another Best Comedy Short Film Award and earned David Lee and Pranav Bhojwani a Best Short Producer Award. Finally, it was recently nominated for the 2025 International Auto Film Festa in Tokyo and screened at the iconic Festival on April 26th. Night Shift won it’s first award overseas as they took home the Best Drama Excellence Award.
"Night Shift" is a 2024 short film starring Ferrari collector David Lee, directed, written, and produced by Pranav Bhojwani. The film follows A Security Guard is tasked with guarding the rarest Ferrari Collection in the world. On his first night, thing start to go wrong. The vision was to make a blockbuster film in ten minutes with the famous Ferrari Collection of David Lee. Ferrari and film have had a long history but many of the most iconic supercars such as the 288 GTO, F40, Enzo, and LaFerrari have never been on the silver screen before. Therefore, Night shift enters unmarked territory, being the first motion picture ever to exhibit these famous cars.
The film has since then gone on an extremely successful festival run after winning over ten awards in cities such as Los Angeles, New York and Tokyo. It began its run after winning Best Director at the Los Angeles Film Awards and Best Actor (Honorable mention). David Lee earned his first nomination and win at Los Angeles Film Awards. Both David Lee and Pranav Bhojwani were finalists nominated for Best Picture as well. The film then went on to win the Accolade Global Film Competition Award of Merit for Directing, Cinematography and Acting. Then shortly after it took home another Best Director and Best Picture Finalist at the New York International Film Awards (NYIFA). The final award of 2024 was winning Best Comedy Short film at Indie X Film Festival. In 2025 the award season continued as Night Shift played at numerous esteemed festivals, including the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, Santa Monica Film Festival, The Great Film Festival, Golden State Film Festival and Auto Film Festa. For both the Golden State Film Festival and 25th Beverly Hills International Film Festival Night Shift screened at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre in front of a sold-out crowd. It took home Best Action Short Film at the 2025 Golden State Film Festival and earned a Best Picture nomination. The Hollywood International Golden Age Festival awarded the film two awards as it earned another Best Comedy Short Film Award and earned David Lee and Pranav Bhojwani a Best Short Producer Award. Finally, it was recently nominated for the 2025 International Auto Film Festa in Tokyo and screened at the iconic Festival on April 26th. Night Shift won it’s first award overseas as they took home the Best Drama Excellence Award.
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David S.K. Lee is the most featured guest on the award-winning show Jay Leno’s Garage, with an impressive fourteen appearances to date. Since his first feature in 2016, David and Jay Leno have built a genuine friendship rooted in their shared passion for rare and iconic automobiles. His appearances have become fan favorites, with Jay Leno himself calling David one of the most knowledgeable and enthusiastic Ferrari collectors in the world. Over the years, David has returned to the show with everything from vintage Ferraris to modern hypercars, offering exclusive insights and captivating stories.
David Lee’s most recent project is nothing short of cinematic. In true Hollywood fashion, he has produced a high-concept commercial for his newest venture—Larchmont Jewelers—and it’s not just airing online or on social media. It’s premiering on the big screen.
Starting May 23rd, the commercial will run for three months before summer blockbusters at AMC Theatres, beginning with Mission: Impossible 8 starring Tom Cruise. It will be shown at AMC The Grove in Beverly Hills, in all premium formats—from IMAX to Dolby Digital. This isn’t your average jewelry ad—it’s a full-blown cinematic experience.
Directed by Pranav Bhojwani, known for the film Night Shift, the commercial is a stylish homage to the spy genre. It follows a suave, Bond-like figure as he steps into Larchmont Jewelers in search of his next "gadgets"—only instead of tech, he finds high-end timepieces and exquisite jewelry. The tone is sleek, suspenseful, and elevated, matching the sophistication of the store itself.
Bhojwani made a deliberate artistic choice to shoot on the ARRI ALEXA 65, the same large-format camera system used for Dune: Part Two, The Revenant, and Barbie. For him, the decision was about more than image quality. As he put it, “I wanted the royalty of large format to match the royalty of Larchmont Jewelers.” The camera’s immersive depth and cinematic richness were designed to mirror the elegance and prestige of the space.
The commercial also proudly features timepieces from some of the world’s top luxury brands, including Hublot and Breitling, both of whom supported the production. Their involvement elevated the campaign, aligning the cinematic narrative with the elite offerings housed inside Larchmont Jewelers.
Most jewelry companies don’t even produce their own commercials—David Lee not only created one, but executed it with Hollywood-level vision and precision. This commercial is a bold statement: Larchmont Jewelers isn’t just a store—it’s a story, an experience, and a brand rewriting the rules of luxury retail.
As always, David Lee is acting ahead of the curve—where others see a store, he sees a stage. Where others follow, he builds.
AMC COMMERCIAL
David Lee’s most recent project is nothing short of cinematic. In true Hollywood fashion, he has produced a high-concept commercial for his newest venture—Larchmont Jewelers—and it’s not just airing online or on social media. It’s premiering on the big screen.
Starting May 23rd, the commercial will run for three months before summer blockbusters at AMC Theatres, beginning with Mission: Impossible 8 starring Tom Cruise. It will be shown at AMC The Grove in Beverly Hills, in all premium formats—from IMAX to Dolby Digital. This isn’t your average jewelry ad—it’s a full-blown cinematic experience.
Directed by Pranav Bhojwani, known for the film Night Shift, the commercial is a stylish homage to the spy genre. It follows a suave, Bond-like figure as he steps into Larchmont Jewelers in search of his next "gadgets"—only instead of tech, he finds high-end timepieces and exquisite jewelry. The tone is sleek, suspenseful, and elevated, matching the sophistication of the store itself.
Bhojwani made a deliberate artistic choice to shoot on the ARRI ALEXA 65, the same large-format camera system used for Dune: Part Two, The Revenant, and Barbie. For him, the decision was about more than image quality. As he put it, “I wanted the royalty of large format to match the royalty of Larchmont Jewelers.” The camera’s immersive depth and cinematic richness were designed to mirror the elegance and prestige of the space.
The commercial also proudly features timepieces from some of the world’s top luxury brands, including Hublot and Breitling, both of whom supported the production. Their involvement elevated the campaign, aligning the cinematic narrative with the elite offerings housed inside Larchmont Jewelers.
Most jewelry companies don’t even produce their own commercials—David Lee not only created one, but executed it with Hollywood-level vision and precision. This commercial is a bold statement: Larchmont Jewelers isn’t just a store—it’s a story, an experience, and a brand rewriting the rules of luxury retail.
As always, David Lee is acting ahead of the curve—where others see a store, he sees a stage. Where others follow, he builds.
David Lee’s most recent project is nothing short of cinematic. In true Hollywood fashion, he has produced a high-concept commercial for his newest venture—Larchmont Jewelers—and it’s not just airing online or on social media. It’s premiering on the big screen.
Starting May 23rd, the commercial will run for three months before summer blockbusters at AMC Theatres, beginning with Mission: Impossible 8 starring Tom Cruise. It will be shown at AMC The Grove in Beverly Hills, in all premium formats—from IMAX to Dolby Digital. This isn’t your average jewelry ad—it’s a full-blown cinematic experience.
Directed by Pranav Bhojwani, known for the film Night Shift, the commercial is a stylish homage to the spy genre. It follows a suave, Bond-like figure as he steps into Larchmont Jewelers in search of his next "gadgets"—only instead of tech, he finds high-end timepieces and exquisite jewelry. The tone is sleek, suspenseful, and elevated, matching the sophistication of the store itself.
Bhojwani made a deliberate artistic choice to shoot on the ARRI ALEXA 65, the same large-format camera system used for Dune: Part Two, The Revenant, and Barbie. For him, the decision was about more than image quality. As he put it, “I wanted the royalty of large format to match the royalty of Larchmont Jewelers.” The camera’s immersive depth and cinematic richness were designed to mirror the elegance and prestige of the space.
The commercial also proudly features timepieces from some of the world’s top luxury brands, including Hublot and Breitling, both of whom supported the production. Their involvement elevated the campaign, aligning the cinematic narrative with the elite offerings housed inside Larchmont Jewelers.
Most jewelry companies don’t even produce their own commercials—David Lee not only created one, but executed it with Hollywood-level vision and precision. This commercial is a bold statement: Larchmont Jewelers isn’t just a store—it’s a story, an experience, and a brand rewriting the rules of luxury retail.
As always, David Lee is acting ahead of the curve—where others see a store, he sees a stage. Where others follow, he builds.
AMC COMMERCIAL
David S.K. Lee is the most featured guest on the award-winning show Jay Leno’s Garage, with an impressive fourteen appearances to date. Since his first feature in 2016, David and Jay Leno have built a genuine friendship rooted in their shared passion for rare and iconic automobiles. His appearances have become fan favorites, with Jay Leno himself calling David one of the most knowledgeable and enthusiastic Ferrari collectors in the world. Over the years, David has returned to the show with everything from vintage Ferraris to modern hypercars, offering exclusive insights and captivating stories.
David S.K. Lee is the most featured guest on the award-winning show Jay Leno’s Garage, with an impressive fourteen appearances to date. Since his first feature in 2016, David and Jay Leno have built a genuine friendship rooted in their shared passion for rare and iconic automobiles. His appearances have become fan favorites, with Jay Leno himself calling David one of the most knowledgeable and enthusiastic Ferrari collectors in the world. Over the years, David has returned to the show with everything from vintage Ferraris to modern hypercars, offering exclusive insights and captivating stories.
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David S.K. Lee is the most featured guest on the award-winning show Jay Leno’s Garage, with an impressive fourteen appearances to date. Since his first feature in 2016, David and Jay Leno have built a genuine friendship rooted in their shared passion for rare and iconic automobiles. His appearances have become fan favorites, with Jay Leno himself calling David one of the most knowledgeable and enthusiastic Ferrari collectors in the world. Over the years, David has returned to the show with everything from vintage Ferraris to modern hypercars, offering exclusive insights and captivating stories.
