Monthly:November 2011

Tree Time Lapse

This is fun to look at. Nothing like the final video, but quick view of what we waited 4 hours in the cold to see, before we made the trek down the mountain with the truck.

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U.S. White House Christmas Tree

  These are just snap shots from what has got to be one of the most unusual jobs I have ever received. I got a call to shoot a video of the cutting down of the official Christmas Tree for the White House. It was frigging cold! 14 degrees in the morning. And a whole lot of standing around waiting. The final video was fantastic. Cutting down the tree, traveling across cool bridges, into small towns, etc. The best part […]

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Yoga Silhouettes

I gotta tell you, this woman was amazing. Watching her makes me want to do yoga everyday. Just incredible what she can do. One of the main reasons I love to shoot dancers is because I am always so impressed with the amount of control they have over their physical form. It’s a pleasure to shoot yoga for the same reason. They can achieve something with their bodies that I can not. And it truly is a good workout for […]

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Video for 4th Street Studios

    I have got to learn to shoot more behind the scene shots, they are fun to look at. Directing a large crew like this ( I think there was 16 people on the crew), always requires a large amount of energy. What I usually do on such a set like this, is start the day with a meeting where I talk about what is expected for the day, but also pass out energy drinks. RedBull used to be […]

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Full Day Time Lapse

    Actually spent all day, from early morning to late night, shooting a time lapse still series and video for Solar Reserve.  They wanted a cityscape of San Francisco, but not a totally recognizable area.  Very long shoot. Especially for such a simple end piece. The scenario was working with a second shooter on 3 hour shifts. Starting at 6:00am to get the sun rise, switching off every 3 hours to give the other person a break for something […]

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